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By Keith "Catfish" Sutton
Special to ESPN Outdoors.com Tuesday, December 23, 2003 Until recently, I never felt threatened by any game bird I've hunted. In fact, the thought that any feathered game might actually present a danger to the hunter pursuing it had never crossed my mind. I suppose one of the wild turkeys I've shot could have tried spiking me with its spurs, but, so far, none has been so inclined. I've hunted snipe and woodcocks for decades, but I never worried one might impale me on its stiletto-like beak. Bobwhite quail? I admit my poor aim has resulted in a few ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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