Owners of multi-million dollar homes on the Fairfax, Va. side of the Potomac River say that gunshots from duck hunters who are permitted to erect blinds within 100 yards of their property wake them up, stress them out, spook their pets and scare their children. "It's very disturbing to be trying to write Christmas cards and to hear shooting," said Elizabeth Ketz-Robinson, 59, a psychotherapist who lives on the water with her husband, Don, and three golden retrievers. "I want to tear my hair out sometimes." In The Washington Post.
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July 20, 2008
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