I will be on Safari next week and I want to shoot some tea.Where can I hunt the best tea ?
Where can I hunt tea ? ? ? ?
Jan 23, 2005
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Just make sure you're being "veewy veewy quiet" and you're sure to stir some up amongst the brush near any savannah. heh. Mydnight -------------------- thus then i turn me from my countries light, to dwell in the solemn shades of an endless night.
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Just make sure you're being "veewy veewy quiet" and you're sure to stir some up amongst the brush near any savannah.
heh.
Mydnight
-------------------- thus then i turn me from my countries light, to dwell in the solemn shades of an endless night.
You think a stranger can come onto a newsgroup and the rest of us are instantly going to tell you where the best places are?
And nobody better tell him that that he'll need a license and that tea hunting season doesn't start until the 43rd of Septober.
Oh, wait...
In the same area that you hunt snipes.
Which do you prefer for snipe hunting - A burlap potato bag or a pillow case?
Never tried either since grocery store sacks are so easy to get.
I always found that grocery store sacks (paper or plastic) made too much noise.
Aha! That must be why I've never caught any ;). No matter, I've always been around people who insisted on the "you catch it, you clean it" rule and I'd rather enjoy a cup of tea while someone else does the wet work.
Well, sure. That makes sense. Lots of sense, actually. ;)
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