Yeah... I have long thought that most hunting shows are the equivalent of strapping your kill to your hood and driving it home through town after town. Most folks these days find this an unecessary and barbaric display even if they are not anti-hunting.While I do not suggest that we should hide our chosen activity like sleazy criminals, we have to be aware of the general publics' sensitivities. Hunting shows take this activity out to the world to be interpreted in many different ways. If we who participate in hunting find some of these shows or their content distasteful, how can we expect neutral folks and antis to react? It' s a sticky damned situation. I guess the best we can do is contact the networks running them about our concerns, and hope that they hear. Most importantly, we owe it to each other to conduct ourselves in the most ethical and considerate manners possible and lead by example.