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[Razasharp]

There's a difference between hunting for necessity and hunting for sport. It's important to recognize that. I have no tolerance for sport hunters, and if something should happen to them while hunting, too bad. But hunting for necessity is different, and is simply part of the natural food chain.

Just what I was about to say.

There's a HUGE difference between hunting to eat and hunting for pleasure. It's sick and twisted to kill anything for fun.

[predatortalk]

You're all arguing an arbitrary point. A coyote cannot be eaten, but that doesn't mean that the harvest of one does not produce money, that may then be used for FOOD.

Every hunter I have met hunts for a REASON. Whether to put food on the table, money in the bank, or to eliminate a problem that is causing them to lose BOTH.

Period.

[TheComputerGuy]

Stay on topic PT, someone has given you real feedback and you haven't discussed that.

[Razasharp]

You're all arguing an arbitrary point. A coyote cannot be eaten, but that doesn't mean that the harvest of one does not produce money, that may then be used for FOOD.

Every hunter I have met hunts for a REASON. Whether to put food on the table, money in the bank, or to eliminate a problem that is causing them to lose BOTH.

Period.

Don't know how we can put it any simpler. Hunting/killing animals for 'fun', is sick. Period.

[Joe Gronlund]

Killing anything that is not causing harm to Ecology and/or human life should be illegal... And in some places , it is punishable!! There are exceptions, very few!

[predatortalk]

Thanks for the positive feedback guys! Really appreciate it.

[Trevor Hannant]

This thread is for feedback on the design and styling of the site - please keep to that and take other discussions elsewhere