Girl hunters
#22
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Arizona
Posts: 1,134
Originally Posted by Candace
Hunting goes back to the beginning of time. Although I've never hunted nor want to, "outlawing" the right to provide food for one's family is incredulous. If someone chooses to follow all the stages of their food-hunting, slaughter, cookpot to belly, they are at least not living in denial of where our meat ultimately comes from. Hypocrites say it's cruel and disgusting then shop at the Supermarket.
#24
Originally Posted by stewyscrewy
I am a proud hunter and love women who hunt also. It used to be the way of the world to hunt and fish, raise our own livestock to(you guessed it Killed them) we are carnivors and wild meat is much better for you then storebought. I still take my nephews and nieces hunting with my brothers. We have made it a family tradition. both sister-inlaws and sister complain if we come home empty handed. It just means they have to go to the gorcery store. Hunt ladies hunt.
Please respect those who do not like hunting. Everyone has their own prefs in life as to what they choose to like or dislike.
I also understand that many grew up hunting, I did not. I had an ex who would bring bloody animals (sometimes still barely alive) from his so called kills and expect me to dress and cook it, of course I refused.
#26
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Outer Space
Posts: 9,319
Originally Posted by DebsShelties
There are those who choose to believe that hunting etc is ok, and there are those who oppose it. That is also OK! Everyone has the right to believe what they choose.
There is no need in modern society for hunting. Guns KILL, due to being misshandled by those who believe that they are able to shoot and hit the broad side of the barn.
I have the right to think as I see fit, please respect that.
Thank you.
There is no need in modern society for hunting. Guns KILL, due to being misshandled by those who believe that they are able to shoot and hit the broad side of the barn.
I have the right to think as I see fit, please respect that.
Thank you.
#27
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: High Entropy Zone
Posts: 1,247
Originally Posted by DebsShelties
Originally Posted by akrogirl
Originally Posted by mayday
Originally Posted by DebsShelties
I dislike hunting all the way around, and I wonder what did that POOR animal ever do to deserve getting shot, left in pain till they were killed/killed outright. Which was here first? The animals were, we as humans ran off the natural preditors and now have an over population of certain animals.
Just so we humans could build houses in woods etc.
Sad really.
Just so we humans could build houses in woods etc.
Sad really.
We humans ran them off of their homes, so those who complain about things like rattlesnakes on their front porch, I just shake my head and ask them why on earth did you build over the snakes underground nest?
Where are animals supposed to go when you destroy their home?
Until the mass exodus occurs, I will congratulate these young hunters for their accomplishment. Good job ladies.
#28
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Merced, CA
Posts: 4,188
Please don't get me wrong, I am NOT against hunting, I just feel that if I did it, there would be a moment when I saw the deer as a beautiful, living creature and feel regret that I had to kill it.[/quote]
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Yes, I suspect every one does at some time or other. But I remember to this day one of my uncles telling a soft hearted lady why it was not bad to kill deer. He said that since she was a farmer, she should understand. Said to take one bull and one cow and put them in a pasture big enough to feed them well. Then let them breed for 10 years, not removing any at all and how would all those cows and bulls look then, with nearly denuded pastures? Let all the wild animals breed with no culling and you get starving animals who are not good for even us to eat. Wolves and foxes maybe..dogs maybe.
I grew up during the depression, and hunting sure did add a lot to our breakfast and supper table that we didn't have to pay for. Even with raising our own cow and pig and chickens, dear meat was darn good to eat, canned and eaten during snowy weather it was delicious. I would hunt with my aunt, who was a good shot, she said hunger was a great teacher. We ate pretty well when city folks were begging for food in big towns.
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Yes, I suspect every one does at some time or other. But I remember to this day one of my uncles telling a soft hearted lady why it was not bad to kill deer. He said that since she was a farmer, she should understand. Said to take one bull and one cow and put them in a pasture big enough to feed them well. Then let them breed for 10 years, not removing any at all and how would all those cows and bulls look then, with nearly denuded pastures? Let all the wild animals breed with no culling and you get starving animals who are not good for even us to eat. Wolves and foxes maybe..dogs maybe.
I grew up during the depression, and hunting sure did add a lot to our breakfast and supper table that we didn't have to pay for. Even with raising our own cow and pig and chickens, dear meat was darn good to eat, canned and eaten during snowy weather it was delicious. I would hunt with my aunt, who was a good shot, she said hunger was a great teacher. We ate pretty well when city folks were begging for food in big towns.
#30
Originally Posted by lab fairy
Originally Posted by DebsShelties
Originally Posted by akrogirl
Originally Posted by mayday
Originally Posted by DebsShelties
I dislike hunting all the way around, and I wonder what did that POOR animal ever do to deserve getting shot, left in pain till they were killed/killed outright. Which was here first? The animals were, we as humans ran off the natural preditors and now have an over population of certain animals.
Just so we humans could build houses in woods etc.
Sad really.
Just so we humans could build houses in woods etc.
Sad really.
We humans ran them off of their homes, so those who complain about things like rattlesnakes on their front porch, I just shake my head and ask them why on earth did you build over the snakes underground nest?
Where are animals supposed to go when you destroy their home?
Until the mass exodus occurs, I will congratulate these young hunters for their accomplishment. Good job ladies.
As I said, people are different in what they think, like and dislike. I do not like the idea of hunting or anything about it, I don't have to just because some do like it.
It's called allowing others to feel the way they do about matters instead of insulting them about how they choose to feel.
I also do not think it is smart giving guns to kids, that is just dangerous, even with all the gun saftey installed in them. Accidents happen, people, pets etc. get shot instead of the intended target.
Nature had a balance, man destroyed it by demanding that animals move to suit man.
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