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statjunk 03-04-2008 11:16 AM

Ethics
 
I haven't seen an ethics post for a bit. So I figured I should start one.

Lets argue the ethics of having ethics. How do you guys feel about that? Make sure you tell us how you really feel and don't hold back.

Sorry I just felt like being a jerk.

Tom

PreacherTony 03-04-2008 11:19 AM

RE: Ethics
 
Being a jerk is unethical ...;)

Splitear_Leland 03-04-2008 12:02 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: PreacherTony

Being a jerk is unethical ...;)
Unless you are an ethical jerk, then as long as your ethics hold up to ethical standards, you would be considered an ethically unethical jerk. Speaking ethically of course.

PreacherTony 03-04-2008 12:04 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: Splitear_Leland


ORIGINAL: PreacherTony

Being a jerk is unethical ...;)
Unless you are an ethical jerk, then as long as your ethics hold up to ethical standards, you would be considered an ethically unethical jerk. Speaking ethically of course.
Ahhhhhhh ... but it depends on the situation! :D

Splitear_Leland 03-04-2008 12:09 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: PreacherTony


ORIGINAL: Splitear_Leland


ORIGINAL: PreacherTony

Being a jerk is unethical ...;)
Unless you are an ethical jerk, then as long as your ethics hold up to ethical standards, you would be considered an ethically unethical jerk. Speaking ethically of course.
Ahhhhhhh ... but it depends on the situation! :D
That's true Tony. I guess it all comes down to if the situation is ethical. I mean, is it really ethical for me to be talking about ethics with I am accutally making everything up? Some would say no, I can deffinatly say that I Don't Know.

Washington Hunter 03-04-2008 12:09 PM

RE: Ethics
 
Being as awesome as I am is probably viewed as unethical.

But I assure youit is not.

SwampCollie 03-04-2008 01:03 PM

RE: Ethics
 


ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter

Being as awesome as I am is probably viewed as unethical.

But I assure you it is not.

Based on the color of your shirt... I'd say you have a wildly inaccurate view of yourself. But that would be a bit unethical of me.

Washington Hunter 03-04-2008 01:04 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: SwampCollie


ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter

Being as awesome as I am is probably viewed as unethical.

But I assure you it is not.

Based on the color of your shirt... I'd say you have a wildly inaccurate view of yourself. But that would be a bit unethical of me.
It would be unethical of you to hold any opinion other than "Dan is awesome."

;)

GMMAT 03-04-2008 01:07 PM

RE: Ethics
 
Can we just leap-frog right over "ethics" today and go right into a

"YES.....I would knowingly break a law while hunting" thread?

[8D]

txjourneyman 03-04-2008 01:08 PM

RE: Ethics
 
Is it a stupid law? And yes Dan you are awesome

brucelanthier 03-04-2008 01:09 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: GMMAT

Can we just leap-frog right over "ethics" today and go right into a

"YES.....I would knowingly break a law while hunting" thread?

[8D]
Only if you ever go one mile over the speed limit :D

GMMAT 03-04-2008 01:12 PM

RE: Ethics
 
Speed limit? In the woods?

Tha dog won't hunt.

PreacherTony 03-04-2008 01:13 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter


ORIGINAL: SwampCollie


ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter

Being as awesome as I am is probably viewed as unethical.

But I assure you it is not.

Based on the color of your shirt... I'd say you have a wildly inaccurate view of yourself. But that would be a bit unethical of me.
It would be unethical of you to hold any opinion other than "Dan is awesome."

;)
Dan ... not only is THAT quote unethical ... it's subjective .....:D

statjunk 03-04-2008 01:15 PM

RE: Ethics
 
LOL. I needed that.

Tom

PreacherTony 03-04-2008 01:18 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: brucelanthier


ORIGINAL: GMMAT

Can we just leap-frog right over "ethics" today and go right into a

"YES.....I would knowingly break a law while hunting" thread?

[8D]
Only if you ever go one mile over the speed limit :D
Bruce .... truth hurts, doesn't it ;)

NEW61375 03-04-2008 01:19 PM

RE: Ethics
 
Germ
I just noticed that you look like you are dropping a deuce in your pic on PT's avatar, highly unethical.

I also saw a perm/ mullet combination earlier that was quite disturbing although I wouldn't say it was technically "unethical".

We'll call it a Permullet.

Washington Hunter 03-04-2008 01:20 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: txjourneyman

Is it a stupid law? And yes Dan you are awesome
Thats very ethical of you, Greg. ;):D

Washington Hunter 03-04-2008 01:21 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: PreacherTony


ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter


ORIGINAL: SwampCollie


ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter

Being as awesome as I am is probably viewed as unethical.

But I assure you it is not.

Based on the color of your shirt... I'd say you have a wildly inaccurate view of yourself. But that would be a bit unethical of me.
It would be unethical of you to hold any opinion other than "Dan is awesome."

;)
Dan ... not only is THAT quote unethical ... it's subjective .....:D
Booo. [:'(]

PreacherTony 03-04-2008 01:23 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: NEW61375

Germ
I just noticed that you look like you are dropping a deuce in your pic on PT's avatar, highly unethical.
NEW ... your post .... ethical or not... is just plain wrong ..... and thanks for the visual [:'(]:D


brucelanthier 03-04-2008 01:24 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: PreacherTony


ORIGINAL: brucelanthier


ORIGINAL: GMMAT

Can we just leap-frog right over "ethics" today and go right into a

"YES.....I would knowingly break a law while hunting" thread?

[8D]
Only if you ever go one mile over the speed limit :D
Bruce .... truth hurts, doesn't it ;)
LOL Not as much as dragging that deer an extra 10 yards ;)

PreacherTony 03-04-2008 01:27 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: brucelanthier


ORIGINAL: PreacherTony


ORIGINAL: brucelanthier


ORIGINAL: GMMAT

Can we just leap-frog right over "ethics" today and go right into a

"YES.....I would knowingly break a law while hunting" thread?

[8D]
Only if you ever go one mile over the speed limit :D
Bruce .... truth hurts, doesn't it ;)
LOL Not as much as dragging that deer an extra 10 yards ;)
Unless you killed it out of season to feed your starving family .....:D

Dr Andy 03-04-2008 01:30 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter


ORIGINAL: PreacherTony


ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter


ORIGINAL: SwampCollie


ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter

Being as awesome as I am is probably viewed as unethical.

But I assure you it is not.

Based on the color of your shirt... I'd say you have a wildly inaccurate view of yourself. But that would be a bit unethical of me.
It would be unethical of you to hold any opinion other than "Dan is awesome."

;)
Dan ... not only is THAT quote unethical ... it's subjective .....:D
Booo. [:'(]

Obviously a legend in his own mind!

OHbowhntr 03-04-2008 01:30 PM

RE: Ethics
 
Dear God,
Please bring hunting season SOON, as I believe even PreacherTony is starting to lose it!!!

PreacherTony 03-04-2008 01:33 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: OHbowhntr

Dear God,
Please bring hunting season SOON, as I believe even PreacherTony is starting to lose it!!!
Who???? Mwaaaa? :D

Hey Doug .... you comin to the Erie GTG?

OHbowhntr 03-04-2008 01:36 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: PreacherTony


ORIGINAL: OHbowhntr

Dear God,
Please bring hunting season SOON, as I believe even PreacherTony is starting to lose it!!!
Who???? Mwaaaa? :D

Hey Doug .... you comin to the Erie GTG?
No Tony, I don't get out too much, working full time, plus being "Daddy-Day-Care" so the wife can as well, I'm lucky to hit a local pool hall once a month, let alone take a "road-trip." I wish, but one the little ones are a little more "independent," I live the life of a "houseslave." ;) Having a 1 and 3 year old, keeps me more than BUSY!!! I suppose that's probably unethical as well, but I know "when to hold 'em" and "when to fold 'em."

PreacherTony 03-04-2008 01:41 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: OHbowhntr


ORIGINAL: PreacherTony


ORIGINAL: OHbowhntr

Dear God,
Please bring hunting season SOON, as I believe even PreacherTony is starting to lose it!!!
Who???? Mwaaaa? :D

Hey Doug .... you comin to the Erie GTG?
No Tony, I don't get out too much, working full time, plus being "Daddy-Day-Care" so the wife can as well, I'm lucky to hit a local pool hall once a month, let alone take a "road-trip." I wish, but one the little ones are a little more "independent," I live the life of a "houseslave." ;) Having a 1 and 3 year old, keeps me more than BUSY!!! I suppose that's probably unethical as well, but I know "when to hold 'em" and "when to fold 'em."
No ...... what IS unethical is assuming that others think that something is probably not ethical ...[8D]

davidmil 03-04-2008 01:50 PM

RE: Ethics
 
Well ethics are not laws.

They're a persons own set of self emposed rules or guidelines. And since my ethics are mine, and your's are your own... then you're only unethical if you compare yourself to me as I know mine are the REAL Manlaw ethics. If yours are different you therefore must be unethical.... but only if I know your ethics. If you don't tell me it's assumed we're both the same.... maybe... there's a chance we're both ethical under my standards. AND the worm turns in both directions. If you don't know mine then it's assumed mine are like yours and we're both ethical under your manlaw ethics. So to stay in tune with everyone else and make everyone ethical, I have no ethics. Don't tell me yours. Don't anyone tell anyone theirs and it'll be assumed we're alike and the whole world will be ethical once and for all and we won't have to endure anymore jerks making ethical threads. LOL

davidmil 03-04-2008 01:52 PM

RE: Ethics
 
ORIGINAL: davidmil

Well ethics are not laws.

They're a persons own set of self emposed rules or guidelines. And since my ethics are mine, and your's are your own... then you're only unethical if you compare yourself to me as I know mine are the REAL Manlaw ethics. If yours are different you therefore must be unethical.... but only if I know your ethics. If you don't tell me it's assumed we're both the same.... maybe... there's a chance we're both ethical under my standards. AND the worm turns in both directions. If you don't know mine then it's assumed mine are like yours and we're both ethical under your manlaw ethics. So to stay in tune with everyone else and make everyone ethical, I have no ethics. Don't tell me yours. Don't anyone tell anyone theirs and it'll be assumed we're alike and the whole world will be ethical once and for all and we won't have to endure anymore jerks making ethical threads. LOL

OK, that's it... if NO ONE has any ethics we'll all be good.

Splitear_Leland 03-04-2008 02:05 PM

RE: Ethics
 
Even though no one is taking this seriously, anyone wanna bet this ethics thread makes it over 10 pages?

PreacherTony 03-04-2008 02:09 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: Splitear_Leland

Even though no one is taking this seriously, anyone wanna bet this ethics thread makes it over 10 pages?
Sorry ...... yeah, you guessed it ........ betting is unethical :D

txjourneyman 03-04-2008 02:10 PM

RE: Ethics
 
That would be unethical. Dang PT beat me to it!

PreacherTony 03-04-2008 02:13 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: txjourneyman

That would be unethical. Dang PT beat me to it!
:Dyeah Greg, and I'm on dial-up now! :D

Wolf killer 03-04-2008 02:18 PM

RE: Ethics
 
ethics,

I just try to respect the area I am hunting & the people I am hunting around.

Give a fellow hunter some elbow room. If you show up to hunt a spot & someone is already there, let them have there space. Iran into a guy lastelk season, he was at the spot I wanted to glass for my eveninghunt. I spotted him &started walking back (1/2-mile)to my truck. I killed a cow elk 60-yards away from my truck.
I am glad I was polite & left that hunt area alone.:D

Also if you see a wounded animal kill it. My wife killed a wounded antelope fawn last year. She did it because it was the right thing to do.She burned her tag on the fawn &felt good that she did the right thing.

Splitear_Leland 03-04-2008 02:20 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: Wolf killer

ethics,

I just try to respect the area I am hunting & the people I am hunting around.

Give a fellow hunter some elbow room. If you show up to hunt a spot & someone is already there, let them have there space. Iran into a guy lastelk season, he was at the spot I wanted to glass for my eveninghunt. I spotted him &started walking back (1/2-mile)to my truck. I killed a cow elk 60-yards away from my truck.
I am glad I was polite & left that hunt area alone.:D

Also if you see a wounded animal kill it. My wife killed a wounded antelope fawn last year. She did it because it was the right thing to do.She burned her tag on the fawn &felt good that she did the right thing.
Setting your tag on fire on top of an infant antelope. Now that is just plain unethical.

statjunk 03-04-2008 02:33 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: Splitear_Leland


ORIGINAL: Wolf killer

ethics,

I just try to respect the area I am hunting & the people I am hunting around.

Give a fellow hunter some elbow room. If you show up to hunt a spot & someone is already there, let them have there space. Iran into a guy lastelk season, he was at the spot I wanted to glass for my eveninghunt. I spotted him &started walking back (1/2-mile)to my truck. I killed a cow elk 60-yards away from my truck.
I am glad I was polite & left that hunt area alone.:D

Also if you see a wounded animal kill it. My wife killed a wounded antelope fawn last year. She did it because it was the right thing to do.She burned her tag on the fawn &felt good that she did the right thing.
Setting your tag on fire on top of an infant antelope. Now that is just plain unethical.
Depends what the antelope is on. If the antelope is also on a fire then you're good. It likely means you're having a few beers and the bbq is almost done.

Tom

Splitear_Leland 03-04-2008 02:37 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: statjunk


ORIGINAL: Splitear_Leland


ORIGINAL: Wolf killer

ethics,

I just try to respect the area I am hunting & the people I am hunting around.

Give a fellow hunter some elbow room. If you show up to hunt a spot & someone is already there, let them have there space. Iran into a guy lastelk season, he was at the spot I wanted to glass for my eveninghunt. I spotted him &started walking back (1/2-mile)to my truck. I killed a cow elk 60-yards away from my truck.
I am glad I was polite & left that hunt area alone.:D

Also if you see a wounded animal kill it. My wife killed a wounded antelope fawn last year. She did it because it was the right thing to do.She burned her tag on the fawn &felt good that she did the right thing.
Setting your tag on fire on top of an infant antelope. Now that is just plain unethical.
Depends what the antelope is on. If the antelope is also on a fire then you're good. It likely means you're having a few beers and the bbq is almost done.

Tom
Maybe, but drinking beer around a fire, sounds rather dangerous. I wouldn't think that putting your buddies at risk by getting alcohol to close to open flames is ethical.

GregH 03-04-2008 02:44 PM

RE: Ethics
 

ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter

Being as awesome as I am is probably viewed as unethical.

But I assure youit is not.


magicman54494 03-04-2008 03:20 PM

RE: Ethics
 
Isn't it unethical to have youth hunts? After all, what did those kids do to us anyway?


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