I guess? Only because they tell me "their a problem" and "they need to be killed". I haven't witnessed enough "feral cats" causing problems myself , to even consider making this an issue , let alone a hunting issue. But , just because it's not rampant in my corner of the world , doesn't mean it's not real.

Yes!! Thanks for making my point. The "public hates it". But not ALL the public! Now you want to throw house pets into that mix?? Is that a good strategy? Think about it real hard. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see how much that will pi$$ off the non hunting (<currently no threat to us) public. In fact it's also divided hunters as well , another good idea I guess too huh?
And before you try to correct me on my term "house pets" and point out that it should say "feral cats" , dont bother. Through the eyes of the public , their cats , plain and simple. In fact when your sitting in your treestand and a cat walks by , how will YOU determine if it's a "feral" cat or someones pet?

They are , and always were , wild animals. But anyway , your putting words in my mouth , and making false accusations , to aid in your debate as always.
I'm not suggesting "we remove" anything from current hunting status. What I am suggesting is that we dont turn this into a hunting issue! You know , one of those issues that really give hunters a black eye. Kind of like canned hunts.

BigJ12

I agree hunters need to stand up and fight.
I definately disagree that we need to stand up and fight "every chance we get".
As you can see by what I put in bold in your post , this issue is exactly what makes us look like that.