rybohunter... I'm partly responsible for your respecting deer thread
12-04-2008, 05:22 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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rybohunter... I'm partly responsible for your respecting deer thread
You probably don't remember who posted what but I'm pretty sure that something(s) I posted prompted you to write your thread. Sometimes it's difficult to put to words what we feel. I will try.
If it's creepy to you, it is only so because you don't feel as I or some do. Yes, I put deer up on a pedestal.I put all of God's creatures on a pedestal. It is why I wont kill anything I wont eat.THAT has furtherevolvedin the passed4yrs to not killing big bucks withmy high pwered rifle.Bear with me, listening lends understanding.
It's not just a dang deer, granted all it knows is to eat drink and breed. You forget one thing though... It has a desire to live just like you do. God gave it life justas he gifted you. I understand the food chain. I also understand that although a deer is not a magical creature, it is a gift to me from God.
When I takeand end that life, I want to be as proud and happy as I possibly can. I feel that if I am not, I am at the same time not thankful for God's gift. That is when I feel I have disrespected the animal and thus God. It is why I choose to use the method or weapon which will bring me most joy, make me most proud, and thus the creatorof all life.
You either get me or you don't, there'sreally no in between. It's sort of like explaining to someone how it feels to be in love. It's sorta like describing to a blind man what blue looks like.
This is a frame of heart and mind I set for myself and myself alone. Somebody else might need to take a deer with a bow he made himself. Another might need to take it at 700yds with his self tuned sniper rifle.
All people know is what brings them joy. Many times, people don't take the time to understand that it takes different things to bring joy to others. Respect, must always be a two way street!
ORIGINAL: rybohunter
When does one cross the line into the “creepy” realm? Some of the posts on here seem to put a deer so high up on a pedestal, I don’t know HOW the person who feels that way could bring themselves to actually killing it.
When does one cross the line into the “creepy” realm? Some of the posts on here seem to put a deer so high up on a pedestal, I don’t know HOW the person who feels that way could bring themselves to actually killing it.
It’s one thing to strive to make a clean kill and put forth the effort to find a wounded animal…but this whole “honoring” and “respect” thing can get carried too far at times. It’s a dang deer people. It’s not a person, it’s not some magical creature. It’s a deer. All it knows is to eat, drink, breed & survive.
When I takeand end that life, I want to be as proud and happy as I possibly can. I feel that if I am not, I am at the same time not thankful for God's gift. That is when I feel I have disrespected the animal and thus God. It is why I choose to use the method or weapon which will bring me most joy, make me most proud, and thus the creatorof all life.
You either get me or you don't, there'sreally no in between. It's sort of like explaining to someone how it feels to be in love. It's sorta like describing to a blind man what blue looks like.
This is a frame of heart and mind I set for myself and myself alone. Somebody else might need to take a deer with a bow he made himself. Another might need to take it at 700yds with his self tuned sniper rifle.
All people know is what brings them joy. Many times, people don't take the time to understand that it takes different things to bring joy to others. Respect, must always be a two way street!
12-04-2008, 05:42 PM
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RE: rybohunter... I'm partly responsible for your respecting deer thread
hoytail,
Sorry bud, I don't get you. But no biggie.
And it's stemmed from MANY more posts besides yours, although, yea your's qualifies as putting a deer WAY too high on a pedastal
Sorry bud, I don't get you. But no biggie.
And it's stemmed from MANY more posts besides yours, although, yea your's qualifies as putting a deer WAY too high on a pedastal
12-04-2008, 05:44 PM
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RE: rybohunter... I'm partly responsible for your respecting deer thread
What's going on? I just got back from washing my mounts in water warmed by virgins Now I have to kill a chicken, I'll be right back[8D]
Now I have to kill a chicken, I'll be right back[8D]
12-04-2008, 05:47 PM
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RE: rybohunter... I'm partly responsible for your respecting deer thread
ORIGINAL: Jimimac
Fixed it for ya...
ORIGINAL: Germ
I just got back frommounting my mounts in water warmed by virgins
I just got back frommounting my mounts in water warmed by virgins
Been married for 12 years, I'll take it any way I can get it[:-]
12-04-2008, 06:30 PM
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RE: rybohunter... I'm partly responsible for your respecting deer thread
ORIGINAL: Dubbya
Hoyttail... do you not think there is a difference between respecting something and placing it on a pedestal?
Hoyttail... do you not think there is a difference between respecting something and placing it on a pedestal?
12-04-2008, 06:44 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: rybohunter... I'm partly responsible for your respecting deer thread
ORIGINAL: Dubbya
Hoyttail... do you not think there is a difference between respecting something and placing it on a pedestal?
Hoyttail... do you not think there is a difference between respecting something and placing it on a pedestal?
I choose to do both and I do so only because I believe that each and every one of God's creatures deserve some sort of respect. I believe any and everyliving creature is special to its maker. Yea, it might appear ghey but think about these next few things... youhave a childwith your wife, you love that life you made. On a lesser scale, if you made a bow from scratch, you love even that bow to a degree. The gist of what I'm getting at is that God made each and every one of these creatures. The same love and pride you have in that inanimate bow you made or even moreso your childrenis probably multiplied by a good number when it comes to God and his creatures. Hope someone gets me otherwise the sounds of crickets are sure to follow. LOL
12-04-2008, 06:49 PM
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RE: rybohunter... I'm partly responsible for your respecting deer thread
What's going on? I just got back from washing my mounts in water warmed by virgins