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RE: The Kill
I love it ,I hate it ,I feel bad ,I feel guilty for killing somthing so pretty ,I would rather have them run a little out of my site so I can t see them die,if they are in view when they drop I can t miss a thing,I am happy when there down,sad when i look at them dead,THERE IS NO WAY A REAL HUNNTER CAN EXPLAIN HIS FEELING OF THAT ACTION IN MER WORDS UNLESS HE IS A KILLER IN WITCH THEN HE IS NOT A HUNNTER.THERE IS NO WAY FOR A REAL HUNNTER TO ANSWER THIS IT IS NOT POSSIBLE.
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RE: The Kill
I hunt primarily for the challenge,that is the motivation for me.The thing that requires perhaps the greatest proficiency is our ability to close the deal,to make the kill.From that perspective I really look at it like a discipline,can I do what I need to do to take a particular animal.I don't enjoy the actual act of the animal dying,I do take satisfaction in knowing that I was prepared and disciplined enough to get it done.
Very difficult to put it in to the words that would have it all make sense! |
RE: The Kill
ORIGINAL: tsoc I don't enjoy the actual act of the animal dying,I do take satisfaction in knowing that I was prepared and disciplined enough to get it done. Blackfish ....... I think this question IS answerable ,,,,, it might just show us something about ourselves we never thought of and possibly can't accept ..... |
RE: The Kill
I do intend to take possession of what I kill,while the challenge is my primary responsibility,the meat will be eaten and there is a good liklihood the head will go on the wall.
There is a distinction between being successful at hunting and enjoying killing,that was my point. |
RE: The Kill
ORIGINAL: tsoc I do intend to take possession of what I kill,while the challenge is my primary responsibility,the meat will be eaten and there is a good liklihood the head will go on the wall. There is a distinction between being successful at hunting and enjoying killing,that was my point. |
RE: The Kill
I have killed woodchucks and coyotes and I guess I view that differently.I see those animals as being detrimental to either property in the instance of woodchucks or the deer population as it relates to coyotes.
An interesting topic,and I know you are not being argumentative. |
RE: The Kill
ORIGINAL: PreacherTony ORIGINAL: tsoc I don't enjoy the actual act of the animal dying,I do take satisfaction in knowing that I was prepared and disciplined enough to get it done. Blackfish ....... I think this question IS answerable ,,,,, it might just show us something about ourselves we never thought of and possibly can't accept ..... |
RE: The Kill
ORIGINAL: PreacherTony ORIGINAL: tsoc I do intend to take possession of what I kill,while the challenge is my primary responsibility,the meat will be eaten and there is a good liklihood the head will go on the wall. There is a distinction between being successful at hunting and enjoying killing,that was my point. |
RE: The Kill
ORIGINAL: blackfish ORIGINAL: PreacherTony ORIGINAL: tsoc I do intend to take possession of what I kill,while the challenge is my primary responsibility,the meat will be eaten and there is a good liklihood the head will go on the wall. There is a distinction between being successful at hunting and enjoying killing,that was my point. Dan |
RE: The Kill
I have lost 1 deerso far and I am much better hunter because of it. It sucked, I was only 19 but I have done my best to make nice clean kills ever since. I do have one bellow stuck in my head
from a doe I killed with a rifle 3 years ago and I did not like it but she died quick and thats all I could ask for. T |
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