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About LinkBacksSmacked a cat on the run with a 20 gauge a few years ago. Had my now wife out with me for a rabbit shoot( her 1st and it happened to be her gun i shot it with too(i'd bought it for her)) It would have been a good 40 metres so i was most surprised when i saw it do the dead cat flip. I got a bit of a earbashing from her too when she realised i had shot a cat. just had to explin it was a wild one , kills native birds, spreads disease blah blah blah and that the bet one is a dead one. She understands now though.
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