Hey guys, look at this crap, are they stupid?
#11
Got to love the ignorant animal loving city attitude don't we. Law suits, bring in coyotes to kill the deer (Coyotes kill the weak and young only), trap and relocate. Urbania is a joke as usual. Open it up for Bowhunting if people are afraid of the guns or use shot guns. Many of the Parks in NY near the city have gone to controlled bowhunting and it helps and provides good quality hunting for their residents.
Live it up! Doug
#12
What I love is that they think coyotes hunting deer is "natural" but people hunting deer ISN'T (presumably because we invented guns, bows and whatnot). I guess they don't flush the toilet at home because it just isn't "natural".
Of course they use the most moronic quote possible from a hunter. I'm SURE they had a variety of quotes they could have used from hunters with a half a brain, but they chose this idiot to quote instead.
Of course they use the most moronic quote possible from a hunter. I'm SURE they had a variety of quotes they could have used from hunters with a half a brain, but they chose this idiot to quote instead.
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#13
Snipers or hunters?
We heard the same issue in an "affluent" Toledo, Ohio suburb last year.
http://www.foxtoledo.com/dpp/news/lo...sses-sh-112309
These things really make a person wonder about how ignorant some people have become. They build houses/communities in wooded areas, then complain about the wildlife. DUH! (Ever seen "Over the Hedge?")
With suffering economies right now, having a lottery of a limited number of archery tags seems to make a lot of sense. The hunter pays X number of dollars to participate in a special hunt AND removes the problem. It is a win-win scenario! But, what do I know?
Jon
http://www.foxtoledo.com/dpp/news/lo...sses-sh-112309
These things really make a person wonder about how ignorant some people have become. They build houses/communities in wooded areas, then complain about the wildlife. DUH! (Ever seen "Over the Hedge?")
With suffering economies right now, having a lottery of a limited number of archery tags seems to make a lot of sense. The hunter pays X number of dollars to participate in a special hunt AND removes the problem. It is a win-win scenario! But, what do I know?
Jon
#14
I have decided that the next time I hunt, I am going to climb a tree and wait for a deer. When he/she is underneath me, I'm going to jump out of the tree onto the deer, and start strangling and biting it. All on film of course, naked. And then I'll present the video to these people. Maybe that will be natural enough for them and we'll be able to cull the population that way.
#15
I think we need to show those people a videos of a live deer being ripped apart by a couple coyotes.
Let them see and hear the deer balling/crying as it's guts are being ripped out.
Then see what they have to say.
A quick clean bullet may seem better.
Let them see and hear the deer balling/crying as it's guts are being ripped out.
Then see what they have to say.
A quick clean bullet may seem better.
#16
Spike
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Watha,NC
Posts: 91
http://www.starnewsonline.com/articl...NIST/100629755 Even if you you had to go do this its still a better alternative.
#18
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 1,834
I have been a sniper for 3 agencies, 19yrs now, held 2 national titles, and applied to be a "Sharpshooter" for this type of work and have yet to even hear a word from it. I would like to know how to be one myself!!!!!!
#20
Spike
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Ohio
Posts: 38
Same thing... different idiots in Cincinnati.. parks department wants 15-20 deer per square mile, right now they say the pop is at 91 per sq mile... they shut down a few walking paths and posted officers in front of them paths to keep people off and a few ppl loved the idea but others hated it.. and yea im tring to get in on it but cant seem to figure out how!