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January 23, 2013 Columns » First Person

I'm a gun owner. But I want nothing to do with the NRA.

by David Fellerath @dfellerath

One Saturday last November, I shot my first deer. It was a young buck, a little more than 100 pounds. It yielded 44 pounds of meat. The following Thursday, I brought a choice cut of venison to my family's Thanksgiving table. I…

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