[SJackson]

This is not new info. People that live in wooded areas that are frequented by Hunters legally, are at risk. They have two choices either move or be very careful, and put up with it. I grew up in the Country and live in the Country now, and I am glad in my wooded area there is no hunting that close. Do not show your ignorance by calling someone else a joke. Look it up in your Funk and wagnalls and report back. There will be a test, and you need remedial work big time.

Sorry sweetie, I don't believe that people who live at what I believe you called the edge of the woods are at risk from legal hunters.

Half my life (mostly month by month, not ten years here, ten years there) has been spent in the woods, actually on the edge.

No risk.

You need to demonstrate that your "knowledge" is superior to my "ignorance".

Facts, hunting accidents. Every state keeps them. Back you charges up.

[girlangler]

There are less people injured in hunting accidents than skiing annually. And, most hunting accidents/deaths, in recent years, have been attributed to falls from treestands.

Second hand injuries (from hunting), like second hand smoke,is the figment of somebody's imagination. The stats are there to prove it.

[samantha]

Do your own research, I am not your secretary and certainly not your sweetheart.