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.
Pro life, *ALL* the way, except in self defense. Not a hypocritical pro-lifer.
100% clueless. Nothing about this thread is conservative, and most of the crap you posted sounds like it's straight from DU.
Get over yourself.
Gut Deer?
Sweetie, you better be a vegetarian.
And by the way, people who shoot bears for the "thrill" of it are sick. Probably homosexual. Bear meat is virtually inedible unless it is smoked big-time by people who know how to smoke bear meat.
Let me clue you in on a few things there bucko. First of all it it illegal to trophy hunt and waste the meat. That will land you in jail. Secondly, bear meat is delicious. I had a bear roast recently that tasted just like prime rib. Bears are closely related to pigs, and taste very similar to pork. What you need is a good cookbook, and an education on modern day game management and regulations.
He isn't. His explanation in two posts above is that corporate farms are ok, and he lets bow hunters shoot his deer in exchange for venison. But in all his posts he derides what he calls "sport hunters". Frankly, I think he's just some clueless half-drunken fatso trolling for flames. But that's just my opinion.
Trappers are the most grievous. Next are the trophy hunter wannabees
What a load of BS. You know absolutely nothing about hunting or trapping. Take your city slicking ideas and go join PETA, your post is nothing but propoganda and belongs on DU.
By the way, I'm up at 3:45 this morning to go out and kill some Canada Geese. Don't tread on me.
What you need is to spend some time with Ted Nugent. Why don't you write him and see if you can come for a visit. LOL! "Track it and Wack it, Pack it and Stack it."
By the way, vegetabes are what food eats.
Analogy fails, unless he/she/it thinks that an animal being pent up in a cage from birth pumped full of antibiotics because good hygiene is far too expensive, and having its life ended by having its head hacked off by a minimum wage illegal who likely lost the compassion to kill with one stroke on the second day at the job, is better off than an animal living & running in the wilderness as God intended, with its life ended painlessly with a clean shot in the chest.
Nice bait.
I just had to check in with you before I leave. I just loaded up 200 goose decoys in the truck and am on the way out the door to wack em. I'll check in with you after the hunt.
Maybe I can get one stuffed for the wall. I'll name it "FranklySpeaking".
A fellow who really knew told me there are 4 places to shoot a buffalo inorder to kill it. One is 2 inches behind the eye and one inch up. "Don't worry about the other three," said he.
Hunting is what man was designed to do. All of mans skills come into focus when hunting. The hunt is the very essence of life.
Have fun and knock one down for me!
Gen 9:3 Everything that lives and moves will be food for you. Just as I gave you the green plants, I now give you everything.
You are right. FS would undoubtedly approve of deer hunting if they were penned up and hunted by illegals using dull machetes.
As to your duck picture. Here they are not native (they are from California). They are called "Kudzu" as they breed like crazy and drive out the native species, e.g. black duck and bufflehead.
So, you might try a different set of pictures, maybe nutria? or perhaps snakehead?
I used to be a "hunter" in my younger days. Then I built a home out in the woods north of Orlando in 1990. I have every wild life specie known in Florida in my back yard. I remember getting up one morning only to find an eight point buck with some does standing 35 feet off my back deck. I just enjoyed watching them. Truly beautiful animals. Sure, it would have been easy shot. But, I just had no desire to do it. Now, this time of year, I have 3 black bears feeding off the acorns falling from my oak trees. Fun to watch. We have the aforementioned deer and bears, but also foxes, bobcats, wild turkeys, osprey and bald eagles. It's like living in a menagerie.
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