02-18-2006, 09:40 AM
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Let slip the dogs of war.
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Originally Posted by TheDoc
Great video... It's about right; I grew up in Texas, hunted for years. I'm sure people here have been sprayed over with shotgun pellets and not much further distances than that.
If you doubt what he says, go to your local gun range and one shot at that distance will be all the proof you need. Other than buck, I donhahaha8217;t know of any shot at 90ft that is really life treating with a shotgun, Ihahaha8217;m not a shut gun expert however.
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What was life threatening was a piece of shot that apaprently moved to the heart. The gunshot its self does not seem to have been
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Mr Whittington was hit in the cheek, neck and chest, but was said to be "alert and doing fine" in hospital.
Giving an update on Mr Whittington's condition on Monday, hospital administrator Peter Banko said: "It's not critical. It's not serious. It's just stable at this time."
Mr Whittington's daughter, Sally, told the Dallas Morning News her father was being observed in hospital because of some swelling from the welts in his neck.
"It looks like chicken pox, kind of," she said.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4707354.stm
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