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Unread 08-28-2014, 10:36 AM   #1
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I had a swan fly over me on the Altamaha River a few years ago. I could not remember if it was in season and it was out of range anyway, but it was a cool experience seeing one
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Swans are a series of long sad stories for me.

Cranes aren't much better, though at least it was only one trip.

Where we hunt over in Canada there are swans by the thousands but you can't shoot them unless you're a native american or have a nuisance permit.


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