is hunting a ranch really hunting?
11-29-2006 | 07:02 AM
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Typical Buck
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is hunting a ranch really hunting?
Now, I understand that this is some peoples livelyhood,but is it really much of a challenge? Teddy roosevelt,the founder of the boon and crocket club wouldnt shoot that bear that was tied to a tree[:'(]and people ripped him for it and thats where the teddy bear came from.I may have shot the people that tied him to the tree (not really-jk of course) The question here is - Is paying a ranch 1500$ to go shoot one of many 180-190 class deer that are cooped up in a 300 acre ranch to be considered hunting?
11-29-2006 | 07:07 AM
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Dominant Buck
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RE: is hunting a ranch really hunting?
If you're asking me to answer IS IT HUNTING? I can't answer that.
If you're asking my OPINION......my OPINION is that much of what we see on TV is........"Shopping".
Jeff
(Do you want THAT one? NO....I want THAT one. OK.....he's yours. GREAT HUNT!)
If you're asking my OPINION......my OPINION is that much of what we see on TV is........"Shopping".
Jeff
(Do you want THAT one? NO....I want THAT one. OK.....he's yours. GREAT HUNT!)
11-29-2006 | 02:44 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: is hunting a ranch really hunting?
Wolf Killer,
I'd say that it is a "sport". An ugly one that should be done away with, but I think it would be moreof a sport for people who can't do it elsewhere, and the terms sport I think fits better than hunt.
A sport that sick failures would play, if you will.
I'd say that it is a "sport". An ugly one that should be done away with, but I think it would be moreof a sport for people who can't do it elsewhere, and the terms sport I think fits better than hunt.
A sport that sick failures would play, if you will.
11-29-2006 | 03:53 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: is hunting a ranch really hunting?
I like that term of Shopping, that was a good one. I don't believe in paying someone any money to shoot something I can shoot somewhere else for free (-) the tag cost. I will never do it. Now paying a guide in Alaska to take you around on public land would be ok though. I probably still wouldn't pay anyone and do it myself, if it is allowed.
I would rather hunt public land or a landowner that does not charge and not ever see anything than pay someone for the right to hunt on property.
I would rather hunt public land or a landowner that does not charge and not ever see anything than pay someone for the right to hunt on property.
11-29-2006 | 04:18 PM
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RE: is hunting a ranch really hunting?
Is paying a ranch 1500$ to go shoot one of many 180-190 class deer that are cooped up in a 300 acre ranch to be considered hunting?
11-29-2006 | 04:39 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: is hunting a ranch really hunting?
I dont think that shooting deer enclosed in a high fence is hunting at all. Some people just have more money then they know what to do with and dont have the dedication of hunting free chase...