Originally Posted by
Champlain Islander
I am not a mountain man but my standards are to not kill what I don't eat.
Originally Posted by
Triple Se7en
You might think otherwise, when you provide a meal for a missionary group of 10 homeless individuals.
I've been donating my harvests (here & there) for 25 years now. Other times, hunting cabin members will request my meat, which I do not eat.
One doesn't have to eat the harvest, to partake in the sport. As long as the food-source is still being dispensed, it's a wonderful experience for one's inner-self, especially when hunting season here in Michigan aligns itself with the Holidays giving season.
I certainly am not talking about donating the meat Triple. I commend you for going something wonderful for others who aren't able to enjoy the bounty of wild game. A big salute to you sir. My comment was made with only myself in consideration. I don't hunt for animals I don't like to eat. For instance when I want to target practice I do it on paper not chucks. Just my own beliefs and not in any way judgmental to those who think differently.