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Old 02-07-2007 | 09:54 PM
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Default RE: The subjective nature of what is considered "hunting" vs "shooting"

I consider fair chase a hunt without ANY fences, without high powered rifles that shoot past 200 yards, without bait, on wild, untamed deer, and if it's completely legal. It's no fun unless it's a challenge.

If I could shoot 400 yards, it would be ridiculous. I would just be pulling a trigger. I'd have a hundred deer to my name. It's all about outsmarting them and giving them a perfectly unaltered chance to get away. It's no fun to me if it's easy. Furthermore, as of now,I won't use a scope. I hunt with bow and ML exclusively for deer.

This is a place for peoples opinions. Those are mine. I respect everyones.
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