my own dad putting down sportsman, imagine?? read!
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Fork Horn
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From: latham,ny,usa
im working w/ my dad today, he's 63 im 36....... so far so good, so he's running his chin about this guy he used to know,, like he said he got 5 deer in one year, he's real tough, who cant shoot a deer, big deal, and i took offense, especially as a bow only hunter,, i said dad the sport is not the shot or the kill the sport is getting that deer 20 yards away w/ out him knowing it, months of scouting and prep and work just to see if you could get the deer that close,,,,,, the shot and kill are the easy part!!!!!!!! i think he actually seen my point as i was yelling at him!! he never hunted so he has that liberal ignorant perception that thats what its about,,, murder?? right?? just killing like a psycho at a school for no reason!!!!! the sport is the study, tracking and knowledge about the species isnt it?? man!! 6 days till opening day!!
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Fork Horn
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From: latham,ny,usa
actually i never tried to feed him some, although we get along great i quess, he was the first one there w/ a camera when i got my first bow kill, a 6 pt,,, and id say was proud??!! i think if he sucked some fresh inside strap fried in ev olive oil and homegrown garlic he'd have a change of heart!!
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Fork Horn
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From: Mt Washington KY USA
My brothers father-in law owns a dairy farm. 300 acres of corn and alfafa and because my brothers wife is a tree hugger he lets no one hunt it! Just Kills me!
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From: hennessey ok USA
I've worked with my dad for nearly seven years now and there is times we don't see eye to eye. Everybody had there own opinion and you must respect that. We usally work it out with out getting out of hand all though there has been those few times.
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From: Lancaster Ma USA
It's funny, I have a father-in-law who says that deer are incredibly stupid animals, therefore incredibly easy to harvest. Now this is from a guy who grew up on a farm in Me., walked out the back door to shoot deer in the garden kind of thing.
Of course he does go and grab the pictures to show everyone the deer he took when he was younger. Go figure, he must be proud of something he did to bother showing the pics.
Anyway kinda strange.
Of course he does go and grab the pictures to show everyone the deer he took when he was younger. Go figure, he must be proud of something he did to bother showing the pics.
Anyway kinda strange.
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From: Barryton MI USA
take them hunting or with you when you are doing a preseason scout let them feel first hand on how it is then they have a right to an opinion,but if they have never been out there then they need to leave it be. I myself converted a anti-hunter about 3 year's ago told him if you want the right to put us hunter's down and actually know what you are talking about then come with me before the hunt and during the man now is one of the group who goes up to our bowcamp every year and hunt's
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From: Greenville SC USA
All ya can do is agree to disagree. State your side of the story and hope he understands. Shoot, we have enough folks on this board sometimes that will trash what another hunter say's!



