Do You Doubt The PRB?
12-20-2015, 10:10 AM
#93
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2003
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Maybe Marty has witnessed roundball shooters being unethical? Not trying to stickup for him thou, for he never mentioned anything like that in his excuse.
I would believe most-everyone here has a problem with a traditionalist using a roundball that's willing to take risky shots. I may have harvested this centerfire hunting season, had I shot my .300WSM semi-auto repeatedly at the ass-end of a doe, no more than 30 yards away.
But I refused to do it (outside of a kill zone) and I hate to hear about roundball shooters who are willing to take a wound shot, instead of a kill shot.
I would believe most-everyone here has a problem with a traditionalist using a roundball that's willing to take risky shots. I may have harvested this centerfire hunting season, had I shot my .300WSM semi-auto repeatedly at the ass-end of a doe, no more than 30 yards away.
But I refused to do it (outside of a kill zone) and I hate to hear about roundball shooters who are willing to take a wound shot, instead of a kill shot.
12-20-2015, 11:42 AM
#96
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Saxonburg Pa
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I didn't see were he wrote PRB'S are unethical. I just saw were he said there are much better choices then PRB'S.
12-20-2015, 11:59 AM
#97
Giant Nontypical
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Location: Colorado
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Cmon Tom. You always say that, even when it's about yourself. Someone doesn't have to use the word unethical to know that's what they mean.
If he thought a PRB was ethical he wouldn't say things like this:
"At some point, I think we have to ask ourselves if our slavish devotion to some aspect of outdated technology is diminishing our sport, and ourselves."
If he thought a PRB was ethical he wouldn't say things like this:
"At some point, I think we have to ask ourselves if our slavish devotion to some aspect of outdated technology is diminishing our sport, and ourselves."
12-20-2015, 12:04 PM
#98
Nontypical Buck
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Cmon Tom. You always say that, even when it's about yourself. Someone doesn't have to use the word unethical to know that's what they mean.
If he thought a PRB was ethical he wouldn't say things like this:
"At some point, I think we have to ask ourselves if our slavish devotion to some aspect of outdated technology is diminishing our sport, and ourselves."
If he thought a PRB was ethical he wouldn't say things like this:
"At some point, I think we have to ask ourselves if our slavish devotion to some aspect of outdated technology is diminishing our sport, and ourselves."
12-20-2015, 12:11 PM
#99
Giant Nontypical
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Well, i'm sure you'll agree that he doesn't think anybody should use the old technology?
How do we define unethical? Wouldn't it be using a method that has a high degree of failure? At least in the mind of the poster. That seems to be the point he's trying to get across. A lot of hunters feel that way, so he's not alone. I just wonder if these opinions are from experience, or just passed on from what they hear others say? Who might also be passing on what they hear.
How do we define unethical? Wouldn't it be using a method that has a high degree of failure? At least in the mind of the poster. That seems to be the point he's trying to get across. A lot of hunters feel that way, so he's not alone. I just wonder if these opinions are from experience, or just passed on from what they hear others say? Who might also be passing on what they hear.
12-20-2015, 12:14 PM
#100
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Join Date: Feb 2015
Location: Illinois
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Look up some of his other posts Tom. He flat out calls the use of PRB's unethical. Ever since he joined he has been on a soap box against the use of PRB's. As I said earlier, I don't use them anymore myself, but as long as people use them within their range and shot placement limitations, I see no reason NOT to use them as they are quite effective when used properly. Going by his logic from other posts, one shouldn't hunt with anything less than the latest greatest laser cannon. There is ALWAYS something more technologically advanced out there to use for hunting but that in no way means something less advanced is unethical. It really doesn't mean that the advanced products are any more ethical to use either. Everything needs to be used within it's limitations as well as the hunters limitations or it then becomes unethical.