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Pushing forward in numbers, however, left them vulnerable on the break, and Treacy almost made them pay, shooting against the post from well inside the penalty area as the defenders backed off.
In Washington, D.C., for example, a local is typically offered $110,000, but if he or she is being recruited from elsewhere (possibly the Bay Area), the pay shoots to $122,000.
He means that fans cannot pay to shoot foul shots alongside LeBron James in an N.B.A. game but can run on the same course as Jeptoo and Mutai.
He also has developed another source of revenue: hunters from Dallas and Fort Worth who pay to shoot the quail that like to nest in the bunch grasses on his land.
In Afghanistan, an overdose rescue program relies on the same "skilled injectors" whom addicts pay to shoot them up with heroin.
Grouse moor owners cutting and burning the land (and killing hen harriers and other predators) to maximise the population of the upland chickens people pay to shoot c.
These activities raise the number of grouse, which in turns raises the amount (running into thousands per person per day) people will pay to shoot them.
"We're just making it easier for people to go," he said, noting that his tour includes a windmill farm and a "pay to shoot" deer and elk hunting range.
