Here is my response back to his letter to me. Can't wait to see what he has to say now!

Dear Stu,

I do not wish to get into a emailing debate over something that you will never succeed in eliminating. As to your response, There is no more brutality in Hunting then there is Picking fruits and vegetables. After all Stu plants also Breath and eat. They are alive . they sense climate changes and they respond to it. Is cutting your lawn bad. There are tiny creatures that live in the ground that we might kill with a lawnmower. And the only great pain I feel is not being able to go in the woods with my children right now exposing them to a terrific past time,sport, or hobby, however you want to view it.
As for my question to you in my first email; where are your morals? Are you placing adds in papers to stop global warming? Are you placing adds for canned goods for the hungry. Are you more concerned about the people or the fish that died in that horrible tsunami?
Why do you waste so much energy trying to stop a sport that your ancestors survived on. Without the bloodshed of animals you or your family would not be here.
The Human race is dying Stu. Aids, Cancer, Wars, Drunk Drivers, Murders, In many many ways we are dying. I don't think we will ever become extinct, but we are dying more tragically then an animal does by a dedicated woodsman who has nothing but respect for the animal and nature.
Brutality and pain. Brutality was the people dying in the 9-11 attack of the trade centers. MY brother being there narrowly escaping with his life as he saw people jumping out windows, taking theirs just so they wouldn't die a slow painful death by fire. Pain, is what all the world felt after that day. My point is Stu, There are far greater causes to fight for,And though we are different I would gladly fight some of those battles with you. I would love to save the world for my children and your children, everyone's children, for generations to come. That's a cause, Not trying to eliminate hunting.

Respectfully,
Anthony