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12-09-2009, 08:09 AM
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Michigan Man Wearing Jammies Shoots Deer Decoy
Wearing only his jammies, this Michigan hunter shot at a trophy whitetail, or so he thought.
After three shots struck the (remote control) deer in the chest and it still didn't drop or run, a would-be poacher knew something was wrong, a Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officer says.
That's when the man fled, said Sgt. Ron Kimmerly.
Kimmerly said the man was wearing flannel pajamas and slippers.
"After each time this guy shot, I made the deer look at him, and after he shot, I had it look away," Kimmerly said, of manipulating the remote control. He said the man was accurate, hitting the unflinching deer in the chest each time.
"From what I could see, he was surprised," Kimmerly said.
After three hits in a minute on the presumed animal, the hunter "actually turned around and looked back where I was" on the opposite side of the road, Kimmerly said. The man then drove away.
When DNR officers pulled him over, the man said he was on his way to a friend's house when he saw the decoy.
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Michigan Man Wearing Jammies Shoots Deer Decoy
Wearing only his jammies, this Michigan hunter shot at a trophy whitetail, or so he thought.
After three shots struck the (remote control) deer in the chest and it still didn't drop or run, a would-be poacher knew something was wrong, a Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officer says.
That's when the man fled, said Sgt. Ron Kimmerly.
Kimmerly said the man was wearing flannel pajamas and slippers.
"After each time this guy shot, I made the deer look at him, and after he shot, I had it look away," Kimmerly said, of manipulating the remote control. He said the man was accurate, hitting the unflinching deer in the chest each time.
"From what I could see, he was surprised," Kimmerly said.
After three hits in a minute on the presumed animal, the hunter "actually turned around and looked back where I was" on the opposite side of the road, Kimmerly said. The man then drove away.
When DNR officers pulled him over, the man said he was on his way to a friend's house when he saw the decoy.
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