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Unread 09-29-2016, 08:43 PM   #1
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So I went to Clayton NC to tour a vendors factory. I'm not much of a golfer so my vendor ended up taking me shooting - at deep river sporting clays. While walking the course the guy that was trapping for us started talking about the spring southern- remembered it from reading about it here.

Is it a pretty well attended event? I'm thinking next spring there will be some reason for me to visit that vendor again.
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It is likely the biggest shoot/show in the country. So, yeah, it is well attended. Well worth the trip.
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Sounds like a plan. Certainly will be able to tack it on to the end of a business trip.

Also went to dinner at the "Angus Barn" how cool is that place?
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Sounds like you got a taste of "Southern Hospitality", along with some good food! Were you at Caterpillar? gary
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No not caterpillar. I am in pharma and this was a packaging supplier. Yes southern hospitality- of course the the CEO who was my host is from New Jersey- even though he's been down there for 35 years apparently he is still a "Yankee".
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