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Hunter Shoots Bigfoot In San Antonio, Texas. Who Knew?

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Press release [via Ammoland.com]:

Toronto , ON Canada –– Independent Film studio, Minnow Films and award winning documentary director Morgan Mathews are scheduled to release a reality film about Bigfoot Tracker Rick Dyer, the man who claims to have shot and killed bigfoot in fall of 2012. The movie release date is set for Tuesday, April 30 2013, 8:29 PM at the Canadian International Documentary Festival in Toronto , ON Canada. In addition to the movie they claim to be unveiling to the public the body of a male Sasquatch, that was killed near San Antonio, TX . . .

Rick Dyer, backed by investors (some say a Las Vegas Casino),  has the body is in a secure location near Las Vegas, Nevada and will be revealed to the public along with the film, which is said to have perfectly clear high definition footage of the live bigfoot, the actual shooting and all the events leading up to the killing, and the back story of securing the body after the shooting.

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Robert Farago is the former publisher of The Truth About Guns (TTAG). He started the site to explore the ethics, morality, business, politics, culture, technology, practice, strategy, dangers and fun of guns.

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  1. This is off topic, but has anyone read Lindsey Graham’s call for the surviving brother to be treated as an enemy combatant? While this person is reprehensible, a murderer and, perhaps, a terrorist (depending on what his goals were, I guess), I believe he is a naturalized citizen. I’d hate to see constitutional protections taken away from any citizen, even despicable POS. It sucks when the president thinks he can kill citizens without judicial involvement, and it sucks when a JAG officer and sitting senator thinks that the constitution is just a piece of paper.

    Sorry for going off topic.

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  2. Joe Biden’s translation of facts to lies is only exceeded in disturbance factor by the fact that so many people who voted for and support Obummer and him will gobble these lies up like Gospel Truth, vehemently reject the real facts when/if shown to them and call the source of truth all sorts of vile names. This is the deliberate ignorance and mindless obeisance we are up against.

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  3. When will Obama start flying the Boston victims around on Air Farce 1 as props for speeches that the 2nd Amendment caused the marathon attacks?

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  4. I’m wondering about if you carry without a round in the chamber… Might be a good product. You could maybe figure out a technique to push down to chamber, then draw in one quick motion. Would need a little experimentation with dummy rounds.

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  5. “There will always be plenty of soft targets in a free society.”

    Then how do you explain this happening in Mass.?

    Besides, asking a leftist to be anything but condition white and to defend anything but their own selfish interests is like asking a bear to balance on a ping pong ball.

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  6. Gun sales, even among Bostonians (sarcasm) are most likely going to spike up again. I’m curious if people will learn from the lesson that in a future such crisis or event government might order cell phone service turned off (maybe Internet too?) leaving people without communications since many no longer use land line phones.

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    • It was reported that the Boston G did order cell phone service to be cut off right after the bombs blew up, just in case the bombs were being triggered by cell phones.

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  7. If we truly believe that those that cannot be trusted with firearms cannot be trusted unchaperoned in public, then I find it difficult to support increasing the sentences for crimes solely because those committing the crime used a gun rather than a knife, or a crowbar, etc.

    Also, locking someone up again, because they did their time, and you’ve created some inane rule that says they’re still not allowed to own a gun is tyranny in itself. Making all men equal was one reason we fought the Civil War. Unless you’re currently locked up, you should be equal.

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    • Agree on both points. Committing armed robbery with a hammer or a gun should bring the same penalties, greater sentences for gun use only vilifies the gun. Likewise, if a man had done his time, civil liberties should be automatically restored, otherwise we have created a second class of “citizen” (a term I use loosely for someone who can’t vote and can’t own a gun).

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  8. I don’t imagine anyone was confused. It seems more likely someone on campus thought the game was “insensitive” and called the police to break it up.

    As cops won’t respond to issues like misdemeanour offensiveness, one CAN get them to come out by reporting “man with gun”.

    Problem solved, if you’re a complete tool.

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  9. I’ve been carrying everyday for the past six years with a clip similar to this. The jentra klip. I carry a Glock, round chambered, and yet to experience a neg dis. The safe trigger design allows for safe carry this manner. So I see nothing wrong with this picture. Trigger finger discipline is the key here.

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  10. I just purchased a new .50 Cal Desert Eagle ($1, 795) about a month ago and I must say that it is a very powerful firearm. I shot the 300 grain rounds (that ran $50 per box) and it jammed on me I think 3 times. I was told that it was becuase it was new and it had to be properly lubed up and that should solve the problem. Among the others that I have, I have a 9mm Desert Eagle and well, for one, it came with (2) clips, and a protective bag to prevent rust. The .50 Cal came with only (1) clip and no protective bag, so I have to oil it often. It is definitely a nice piece of HardWare, not something you just go out and buy for “status” (mainly because it is close to $2000 new), but it you are a gun enthusiast/weapons collector like me, this will be a top shelf choice for your collection. Have a Great Day!

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  11. In 2013 the call from o has gone out, “one if by land two if bisexual”. Good going Delaware, best of luck, Randy

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  12. So that means we could still have a .49 cal or a .51 cal? Because I’m sure that someone would gladly fill in that gap in the market.

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  13. It’s not always that bad in Madison. While there ARE idiots there who can’t tell nerf guns from real guns, in my neighborhood there I used to see people playing around in their front yards all the time with airsoft guns that (at a distance) I couldn’t tell apart from the real thing. Police never got called in as long as I can remember .

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  14. If I remember my history I didn’t learn in school correctly…it goes…
    Carter starts funding Mujahideen. Reagan goes apeshit over this idea. We all remember the term “freedom fighters” from the 80’s. Or as the other term they were referred to in the mass media then, Arab-Afgans. Or as the mass media calls them today, Al-Qeada. Those same forces that were funded by CIA to give Russia its Vietnam were then used to Islamify satelitte Soviet states, SEE KOSOVO ETC, to further destablize the big bear. That was the CIA funding the KLA, of the whabbi jihadists, that was the “Arab Foreign Legion” that William Casey thought he could control. Of course, lets not forget the control of the heroin trade by these networks. Nor that CIA funded KLA while KSM was a commander in their forces. So here we go with these two clowns…are they somehow bad hangover of KLA connections and/or AC? Are they linked to CIA trained Jihadists? Are they tied into this swirl of Al-Qeada, 9/11, KLA, Afgahn, intelligence service crap that is thrust on the public daily? I am not a betting man, but these same patterns always seem to appear. What and how bombing the marathon ties into anything, you can draw your conclusions.

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  15. Christie hasn’t been the same since Hostess folded and he ran out of Twinkies. When I think about how I would feel if Kentucky ran out of bourbon, I can relate.

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  16. Most of the users I know grow their own, while I agree the Cartels are still making money off it, it becomes less and less each year, hence all the fighting down in Mexico over an increasingly shrinking market.

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