Any psuedo "sport-hunting", posing poser, tree-standing, duckblinding, inadequate, floundering, hunterering bozo who wants to kill any defenseless beautiful animal like any one of these needs to check and re-check their thinking. God is watching. 
Posted on 11/26/2005 11:22:01 PM PST by FranklySpeaking
Any psuedo "sport-hunting", posing poser, tree-standing, duckblinding, inadequate, floundering, hunterering bozo who wants to kill any defenseless beautiful animal like any one of these needs to check and re-check their thinking. God is watching.
I absolutely LOVE that! :) How I miss that man! :(
Not that far north. Too cold! LOL. About 20 miles north of Orlando.
Then yer dumb as a PETA disruptor or DU idgit.....Hunting isn't SPORT , .....never has been and those who "trophy hunt" are loser pieces of sh*t IMHO !
.... But even "they" donate the meat to be consumed by locals.....
Hunting has kept man alive since day one when he smashed a lizard with a rock.
Get over it.
it's Sungirl, big guy.....remember her
she needs converting...maybe a week on the Pampas eh?
Whens the Jerky gonna be ready ?
I suppose chewing on a root can be very satisfying but it ain't for me.
Humans are omnivores. They can digest meat raw, but typically prefer not to.
You can always tell a liberal, they make stuff up as they go along.
Yeah , and I know who "urged" her to post this......someone we both know.
IBTZ.
And SUN GIRL knows how to chew on a root from what I'm told.....:o)
You've had appetizers over at the Eaker Compound too???
Best raw meat I ever had.
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Well, you sure make a sound like one. Hunters finance a tremendous portion of each state's game conservation programs - and if you think hunting is cruel, you've never seen how Mother Nature kills off excess wildlife.
>>Bears are actually a member of the pig family, and that is the way you have to treat the meat.
Yea, unless you want to get trichnosis.
You have taken your feelings about these animals and placed them above any reasonable thoughts for the well being of them. Science and logic both dictate that we must manage the wildlife in our country or it will be quickly eliminated by other concerns.
Ranchers were well along the way to eliminating the Alaskan Brown Bear until the sport hunting industry and sport hunting enthusiasts managed to lobby for their protection. Now they are well established and represent a stable and growing population .
It's easy to place your ego above all else, and look down your nose at something which you 'feel' is bad, but that doesn't change the fact that in fact it helps wildlife populations. In facts it's what liberals do with every social policy. It's all about how they feel, and the actual results of their foolishness is not a concern, so long as they can at the end of the day say "I'm better than you because I feel this way about... (in this case sport hunting, but any policy could be inserted here)".
If you were really a conservative like you claim, or if you were a liberal who really cared about wildlife, then you would be interested in policies that prevent their extinction instead of policies which make you feel good.
You're a hypocrite, who has looked inward and proclaimed "I am god and no other morality applies but what I feel should."
You should be ashamed of yourself, but since your a liberal, it probably isn't possible for you to do so. But rest assured, those of us who know the difference between what works and what doesn't all think you are a fool.
Me? Absolutely Pro-Life.
How come I wasn't "designed" to hunt, then?
Look, the essence of this thread is to point to those who waste wild animal life under the guise of "Sport-Hunting". If a person is absolutely starving and a store is miles away and ALL of the animal is utlized, then I can see the reason to hunt. However, I do not see the need to hunt in America in this day and age. There are stores in every town. USDA raised and stamped food can be found there; retailers who rely on the consumer to purchase from them.
Why in the USA is anyone compelled to hunt? The "hunt" is the very essence of negativity, not the "very essence of life", IMO.
Tell ya what. You want to make it a sport? Give them animals guns and bows and arrows. They have to learn how to use them, but by all means, let them have protection. I don't hunt, but I would be the last one to stop hunters from doing something they enjoy.
I am very interested in that prevent extinction of wildlife. I fully adhere to the set of rules in our National Parks: No Hunting Allowed.
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