Zellers, Dayton, guns and dogs

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October 11, 2011 at 12:35PM

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One sign that the vitriol of the shutdown left no hard feelings between Republican House Speaker Kurt Zellers and DFL Gov. Mark Dayton: "We can be trusted with small firearms right next to each other," said Zellers.

Zellers will join Dayton's hunting party at the First Annual Governor's Pheasant Opener this weekend. Also along: Zeller's 7-year-old black lab, Garske.

Zellers said he and Dayton have become "quite good friends" and besides, he said, he'll take "any excuse to go hunting."

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