Hey Everyone,

I would like to bring up another point that has not been brought up. Regardless of gender, I think hunting shows should be more sympathetic with what they put on national television.
I was watching the same show with my wife, who can't understand, not only with the show last night, but other shows in the past, why they show "non-clean" kills. It really bothers her to see that. I understand that "things" happen in the woods beyond our control. The Lord knows, "things" have happened to me but as hunters we have an obligation to put forth our best image to the rest of the public. We all understand the fine details of hunting; the sound of a dry-fire, shot placement, etc... But others might only see a deer run off through the woods with an arrow half way through it's back.
Men, women and children hunters need to learn how to properly educate others instead of bringing negative attention on our sport. Alot can be said for the technilogical advances in camera work and maybe some of these shows should take advantage of them and become better ambasadors of our sport we hold so high.

Duck