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Mike McFeely (mike@kfgo.com) can be heard from 2-5 p.m. Central Monday through Friday on “The Mike McFeely Show” on KFGO-AM 790, Fargo, ND. The show goes statewide in North Dakota at 3 p.m. on KFYR 550 in Bismarck and KCJB in Minot. Mike McFeely’s blog can be read by clicking here. You can follow Mike on Twitter at www.twitter.com/mikemcfeely

Mike McFeely (mike@kfgo.com) can be heard from 2-5 p.m. Central Monday through Friday on “The Mike McFeely Show” on KFGO-AM 790, Fargo, ND. The show goes statewide in North Dakota at 3 p.m. on KFYR 550 in Bismarck and KCJB in Minot. Mike McFeely’s blog can be read by clicking here. You can follow Mike on Twitter at www.twitter.com/mikemcfeely

Mike McFeely (mike@kfgo.com) can be heard from 2-5 p.m. Central Monday through Friday on “The Mike McFeely Show” on KFGO-AM 790, Fargo, ND. The show goes statewide in North Dakota at 3 p.m. on KFYR 550 in Bismarck and KCJB in Minot. Mike McFeely’s blog can be read by clicking here. You can follow Mike on Twitter at www.twitter.com/mikemcfeely

Mike McFeely (mike@kfgo.com) can be heard from 2-5 p.m. Central Monday through Friday on “The Mike McFeely Show” on KFGO-AM 790, Fargo, ND. The show goes statewide in North Dakota at 3 p.m. on KFYR 550 in Bismarck and KCJB in Minot. Mike McFeely’s blog can be read by clicking here. You can follow Mike on Twitter at www.twitter.com/mikemcfeely

Mike McFeely (mike@kfgo.com) can be heard from 2-5 p.m. Central Monday through Friday on “The Mike McFeely Show” on KFGO-AM 790, Fargo, ND. The show goes statewide in North Dakota at 3 p.m. on KFYR 550 in Bismarck and KCJB in Minot. Mike McFeely’s blog can be read by clicking here. You can follow Mike on Twitter at www.twitter.com/mikemcfeely

Mike McFeely (mike@kfgo.com) can be heard from 2-5 p.m. Central Monday through Friday on “The Mike McFeely Show” on KFGO-AM 790.  The show goes statewide in North Dakota at 3 p.m. on KFYR 550 in Bismarck and KCJB in Minot.  Mike McFeely’s blog can be read by clicking here.  You can follow Mike on Twitter at www.twitter.com/mikemcfeely

This story in the Bismarck Tribune outlines the complaints of people who live on Tom O’Leary Golf Course in Bismarck. They are complaining about stray balls that have hit their houses, cars and windows.

These types of stories come up every once in a while.

Question is, do people who buy homes on golf courses have any sort of leverage when it comes to griping about errant shots?

I’m split. I have sympathy because I used to live on a golf course and got some stray balls in my backyard (that hit my garage, deck, etc.). On the other hand … you live on a golf course. What did you expect?

I guess it boils down to how many balls are going into the houses and how dangerous it might be. Is there something that can be done to solve the problem?

Minnesota officially named hockey as its state sport Wednesday.

I brought this up on air yesterday, but will throw it out today on the blog.

What’s the state sport of North Dakota?

I think it’s hunting. Huge, huge thing in NoDak.

Callers to yesterday’s show said curling. Unique, NoDak thrives at it, Sports Illustrated named it as the unofficial state sport awhile back.

Others said golf. Maybe basketball. Maybe fishing.

I’m sticking with hunting.

What do you think?