Thanks!  Yeah, the old man's still "Semper Fi" and he mustered out as a
light bird in '69!

Ohio has several programs for disabled sportsman/woman.  They've really
gotten on the bandwagon.  Too bad the rest of the state gov't hasn't
followed suit.

So, how was Wyoming?  Man, I'd love to live there, but my neighbor says it's
the most beautiful place he ever starved (no jobs).  Laura (my wife) and I
have a little postage-stamp plot just east of DuBois near Torrey Canyon.
It's really just big enough to pitch a tent on--no well, electricity or good
access.  You have to go in by fire-road, so we've never been there in
winter.
In what part of the state did you reside?

-Kyle

-----Original Message-----
From: Toddy [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Friday, February 11, 2000 11:57 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: north/south


Kyle;
I enjoyed reading your post.  Both my sons spent 6 years in the Marine Corp.
My
father was an avid hunter all his life and he did a lot of trap shooting.
(Guess
who influenced his grandsons to join the service?)  My husband is not a
hunter,
nor am I.

We lived in Wyoming for a couple of years.  They had an early hunting season
there for bow hunters and disabled hunters.  Think some others states might
have
the same arrangement.