Read the Bible before you shoot!
A symbol involving the dove comes from the account of the Flood and Noah’s ark in Genesis 6-8. When the earth had been covered with water for some time, Noah wanted to check to see if there was dry land anywhere, so he sent out a dove from the ark; the dove came back with an olive branch in her beak (Genesis 8:11). Since that time, the olive branch has been a symbol of peace. Symbolically, the story of Noah’s dove tells us that God declared peace with mankind after the Flood had purged the earth of its wickedness. The dove represented His Spirit bringing the good news of the reconciliation of God and man. Of course, this was only a temporal reconciliation, because lasting, spiritual reconciliation with God only comes through Jesus Christ. But it is significant that the Holy Spirit was pictured as a dove at Jesus’ baptism, thereby once again symbolizing peace with God.
“On the Wings of a Dove” by Ferlin Husky -https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=ferlin+husky&docid=608052266509075705&mid=CD337620F766DB511FDACD337620F766DB511FDA&view=detail&FORM=VIRE
I’ve read the bible, didn’t see anything in there about dove hunting. We have enough instances of people trying to twist the bible to justify personal beliefs, don’t need another.
Maybe Noah was also trying to ascertain if any dove hunters had managed to survive the flood.
I’ve read the Bible, and it has passages about sacrificing doves ... all of the animals specified for sacrifice in the Hebrew Law were food animals.