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Old 04-02-2004, 09:54 PM   #1
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Default Are you against deer farming ? (JRW ??)

Are you against deer farming ?

Simple question, yes or no and maybe why ?

I am not against it. Killing farmed deer is not unlike killing farmed cattle, farmed hogs etc. It aint hunting, but every person has the right IMO to keep 20 deer on their high fenced 80 acres or whatever to to kill and eat as they please.

JRW - how about you ?
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Old 04-03-2004, 12:15 AM   #2
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Within the context you described, raising deer would be like raising cattle........I am not against it.

Stealthy, are you against pay for shooting deer in small enclosures? I am because a person might as well pay to shoot a cow.
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Old 04-03-2004, 04:44 AM   #3
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I'm not against it! There is a difference in a "canned hunt" and hunting thousands of acres on a high fenced ranch.
I would not spend the kind of money that these hunts cost, and I do think that they are easier than free-range hunting. I don't think it harms the sport of hunting, unless as I said before, that it is a small acreage canned hunt.
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Old 04-03-2004, 06:31 AM   #4
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Stealthy, are you against pay for shooting deer in small enclosures?
Not in the least. Lead them over to a fence post, tether them and then shoot them - doesn't matter to me, the meat tastes the same best I know.

It aint hunting though.

JagMagMan - I have 50 acres, I keep it stocked with 40 bucks between 180 and 200" P&Y. I have return clients that pay $5000 a year to kill these deer.

Are you against that ? Why ?

I have 50 acres, I keep it stocked with 40 deer. I have family and neighbors who come over and shoot these deer to eat, selling the deer, trading for stuff etc. Great eating.

Are you against that ? Why ?
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Not at all, it would be interesting in watching a deer drive a tractor.

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Old 04-03-2004, 07:22 AM   #6
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Only insofar as deer/elk farming seems to have had something to do with the origin and spread of CWD! Otherwise, it would be no different from raising cattle, goats, or bison.
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Old 04-03-2004, 10:03 AM   #7
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I don't have a problem with deer farms that harvest meat , urine , semen , hides , velvet , etc. These are ethical uses IMO .

I oppose pic and shoots of any size . They do not fit my concept of ethical hunting and never will . [:'(]
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We do not have to worry about PETA, we are doing a good job of destroying hunting traditions ourselves.
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Old 04-05-2004, 06:11 AM   #9
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Cougar Mag - Can you expand those thoughts ?

Theres a growing demand for "canned hunts" in this country. The vast, vast majority of people dislike those types of "outfitters"

Question - is it better to be a hunter (like you and I are) and oppose canned hunting or to stand up and say that its wrong, its not hunting and should be stopped.

And how would you place regulations to define a "canned hunt" and a high fenced HUNT ?
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I'm not against deer farming at all; after all, venison is delicious! It's important to keep any pf the herd from escaping into the wild in order to minimize disease transmission, but good enclosures can take care of that.
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