From: dangerous@telus.net   
      
   Hooky, thanks for sharing .. It is these types of stories which I love to   
   hear.   
      
   I have one for you not military related but hunting related.   
   Years ago my ex and I were headed up hunting for moose.   
   On the way up we hit a fox. Silver tipped fox.   
   There was no way to afford it ..it was night time.   
   Well we stopped and found out the fox was in good shape(fur wise) so we   
   took it with us.  I had it made into a rug and eventually after some years   
   hung above the fireplace it was sent to Germany with relatives.   
      
   Picture this, years later.  Ex husband and friend coming back from hunting .   
   Skunked no meat at all.  But they did find a  fox on the side of the road   
   and   
   brought it back.  On the way home they had to stop and have a sleep in the   
   camper.   
   Fox was wrapped and in back of camper.   
      
   As soon as I saw what was suppose to be a fox I knew it was a bushy tailed   
   dog.   
   I never let those guys forget the night they slept with a dead dog.   
      
   I did feel sorry for the owners.  They will never know what happened to   
   their pet.   
      
   --   
   Dora   
   Dangerous with Attitude   
      
   I do it cause I can   
   "hooky"  wrote in message   
   news:1124680537.539689.239620@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...   
   > One for you Sandy   
   >   
   > Whilst in Bagotville in the late 50's, my old man and a F/O friend of   
   > his hatched a plan to ...hunt moose.   
   > They eventually included a SQ/L (god I love the old stuff :) and   
   > commandeered an expeditor on what was described as a comms flight to   
   > RCAF Stn. North Bay (no moose in bagotville???). They flew up went   
   > hunting and duly shot a moose. Which they brought back with them IN the   
   > expeditor!   
   > Approaching Bagotville on a crummy, cold rainy evening the F/O called   
   > the tower and announced their impending arrival. Part of that involved   
   > identifying who was on board and so it went....SQ/L so and so , F/O   
   > such and such, Sergeant C.W. Smith .......and deceased!   
   > As they taxiid onto the apron they saw awaiting them, in the rain,: The   
   > CO, SWO, A doctor, two nurses,an ambulance and a hearse..   
   >   
   > Dad said he didnt know it was possible for one F/O could be OOD for so   
   > many days in a given year.   
   >   
      
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