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From: tfschli@ns.PacBell.COM (Tim Schlink)
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Subject: Re: broadheads
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Date: 4 Apr 91 12:56:50 GMT
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In article <476@erb1.engr.wisc.edu> rigg@osnome.che.wisc.edu 
writes:
>

>Maybe I have my birds mixed up.  I was not talking about the 
>baseball sized birds that travel in groups and make you fill your 
>shorts when they all explode.  I was talking about the 
>volleyball-sized birds that wander around on the forest floor, 
>usually alone or in groups of 2-3.  Maybe the bigger birds are 
>Partridges.  

Sounds like grouse to me.
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