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To: labette

I suppose becoming vegetarian for my health cuts down on the fanaticism/self righteousness. I do care about animals but my health is my primary concern. Plus, I've been around those and hate to be that type of person. I'd hate to say to a starving rural family, it's better to eat cardboard tomatoes than to hunt fresh meat :(


150 posted on 09/17/2005 10:51:40 PM PDT by cyborg (Thank you dear Lord for my new job and the breath in my lungs.)
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To: cyborg
An enjoyable hunt has little to do with putting meat on the table.

Besides the obvious safety aspects which MUST first be mastered, other "skills" are required. Marksmanship, stealth, patience, determination, just to name a few, and did I mention patience? Most of my appreciation of nature comes from having been taught to hunt at a young age.

Spending quality time with family and friends is also priceless. Most Freepers would view my childhood as somewhere between "poor" and "middle class". I consider myself very blessed to have those wooded streams and swamps to roam in as a kid.

172 posted on 09/17/2005 11:20:44 PM PDT by labette (A living, breathing, constitution is the model of doublespeak.)
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