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Subject: Pollack/hunting B
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Date: Sat, 1-Oct-83 16:59:06 EDT
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Posted: Sat Oct  1 16:59:06 1983
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Two Pollacks were out hunting one day, and managed to kill a
deer.  They were pulling it back to the car when they stopped to
rest.  One of them offered, "It sure is hard to pull a deer when
the antlers keep getting stuck in the dirt and roots."

     They continued on for a mile or so, cussing the deer, and
rested again.  Accidentially, when they started again, they began
to pull the deer by the antlers.

     They were delighted at the difference it made when it was
pulled that way, instead of pulling it by the hind legs.

     After another mile or so, one of them suggested, "This sure
is easier than pulling him by the hind legs.  But the car's the
other direction."