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FlDeerman 07-22-2005 07:55 PM

RE: A question of ethics
 
Pass.Last year my cousin shot a spike thinking it was hurt bad,turned out it was cut by a fence or something and would have healed just fine.so I would pass.

James B 07-22-2005 08:13 PM

RE: A question of ethics
 
Better not.[:@]

BowHuntingFool 07-22-2005 08:16 PM

RE: A question of ethics
 
Pass, laws are there for a reason.

WrackMaster 07-22-2005 08:33 PM

RE: A question of ethics
 
Been there, done that, a couple of times in my life.They were hurtin bad and I didn't want to see them suffer.

JerseyJim 07-22-2005 08:41 PM

RE: A question of ethics
 
Dead doe!!! I came across a doe in a hedge row a few years back while rabbit hunting. She couldn't stand up. When she tried she just fell over. Hit by a car maybe or just sick I don't know... I put the gun barrel behind her ear and finished her off with a number 6... I then continued my rabbit hunt. Yes the coyotes need to eat too and they will eat her. They just wont eat her ALIVE! Thats just the way I am.... I once saw a cat get clipped by a car. I pulled over and the thing was really mangled but still alive.. It's guts were hanging out of it's belly and it was choking on it's blood so I stomped on it's head and put an end to it's suffering.... Why let the animal suffer if your sure it's a gonner anyway? A limping animal is a different story. I've seen plenty of 3 legged animals living just fine. I wouldn't mess with a limper without the proper tags.

JerseyJim 07-22-2005 08:47 PM

RE: A question of ethics
 
One other thing...You say let nature take it's course ... well I consider myself a part of nature and it's a part of my nature as a human to not let the animal suffer.... We are all a part of nature...Sometimes not a good part and sometimes a great part but any way you slice it we are just another living part of this worlds nature!

nodog 07-23-2005 06:42 AM

RE: A question of ethics
 
Pass. Let a guy know who has one. Get one, but most likley not. Things sick.

retrieverman 07-23-2005 09:53 AM

RE: A question of ethics
 
Given the old, crippled, and draggin herself alongpart of your scenario, I would not think twice before shooting her. I am not going to argue ethics, but that is what I would do.

Morty3 07-23-2005 12:29 PM

RE: A question of ethics
 
As ethical hunters we owe it to our survival to follow the law, regardless of how we feel. Pass on her and give her a chance to survive.


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