[unixfox]

Deer hunters at least actually hunt and follow the deer.

Nope, we have deer feeders that are programmed to feed at certain times. The deer get used to the feedings and will usually show up just about the time the feeders are programmed to go off. The hunter on the other hand sits in a deer blind waiting for the deer to show up and then...

[Bella_Bru]

So, you'ver taken the sport out of it completely? Best to not have to break a sweat, eh?

[Robert_Paulson2]

... and then?

BLAM!!!
Bambi gets plastered by 40-40 slugs and drops dead after running about 35 feet.

Who cares? They are animals. They taste good. Their hydes are worth collecting, and they make a GREAT looking mount on the basement bar wall.

The walmart person is probably a NO MEAT peta type.
I had one of them try to NOT let me purchase a herbicide where it WAS legal to purchase because they felt herbicides were immoral and they were training to move into the field of socialized environmentalism.

These activists LOVE imposing their morals on others.
Pass me the bear meat... extra garlic... if you please. Venison will do in a pinch.

Had some of my first buffalo last month... it was better than prime rib at steak and ale! yum. MEAT, it's what's for dinner!

[oldvike]

Nope, we have deer feeders that are programmed to feed at certain times. The deer get used to the feedings and will usually show up just about the time the feeders are programmed to go off. The hunter on the other hand sits in a deer blind waiting for the deer to show up and then...

Some lazy slobs do it that way. Although it's still not as simple as you make it out. Other, more ethical hunters, do not do it that way. One more thing...even when people put out feeders, chances are those feeders get more turkey traffic than deer, especially in areas where there are alot of acorns.