Hunting and Politics?
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If my life insurance was paid up and I had a death wish ...I would yes.
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What in God's name has this spam go to do with hunting?
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THE POLITICAL AGENDA!!!
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My family hunts deer and ducks. I have done both, but haven't been very successful.  Both sides of my family have a long history of hunting.  People think its wierd that I grew up with lots of guns in my house just outside of Chicago, but that's the way my parents grew up!
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There are many many hunting websites with discussion boards and forums.  You can advertise on there, or be a sponsor.
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Maybe animal experimentation? If you want a source for some information on the topics you mentioned (and a few more), take a look at http://www.balancedpolitics.org/. It'll discuss the pros and cons of each issue.\n\nGood luck with that.
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Politics on a world scale....
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Boring no way.  I love it.  I love getting everything ready and sighted in.  I love sitting in the stand waiting patiently, it is so peaceful.  The hunt is the main part of hunting not just the kill.  I get just as excited with a spike as I do a "big pointer".  They all put meat in the cooler.  When your telling your story the main part is the hunt the kill is at the end.
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Post your question in a different category. This has nothing to do with "Politics", unless you are talking about Bill Clinton.
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Politics and Morality are both relative terms.\nUnfortunately for us, they both happen to be totally unrelated to each other !
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There is no way it's a sport.\nWith a properly calibrated rifle, I could choose a spot wait less than six hours and kill a large mammal at 800m. Almost everytime. Fact.\nThe only skills I have are a lifetime of observing nature and a couple of shots at beercans with a .22 rifle.\nTo compare this with what nature photographers do is ignorant. Photographers not only have to get the light and background right, but they have to get perfect focus. They also are more interested in behaviour, and will spend years getting detailed knowledge of their subject in order to observe a particular behaviour.\nIt would be much more sporting to supply these b*stards with fake ammunition. Let's see them in real combat, with both parties just as surprised and unarmed. I have a feeling we would start to hear about hunters being killed after being savaged by a muskrat.\n\n(edit)\nAs usual, those holding ignorant views, base their arguments on fantasy land. Jumping at the first criticism.\nHunting for food is OK, provided the animals are naturally managed (farmed). Like pheasant and deer are in certain areas. Killing for pleasure is never acceptable and totally SICK. Just ask any native hunters. They hate what you are doing.\n800m is based on the British army's manufacturing tolerance of their standard weapon. They also expect their recruits to attain this standard. Firing a GOOD rifle is NOT difficult, it's p*ss easy.\nEven living in a wildlife de-populated area I could find wild boar and wild buffalo any night. If I could choose a wilder country, no contest.\nI have spent a lifetime tracking and observing animals, I know what I am talking about. And forget 'rifle-range' at a waterhole or animal path. I go to where they live and sometimes get close enough to touch. Most hunters will probably be surprised at these basics of tracking - ignorant drunk hicks playing at being men.\nYes I agree markmanship is a skill, just watch the olympics. But if hunters want to attain this level, get out of my precious nature and get on a range. Otherwise it's TOO EASY.
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Check these sites or you can have your own poll on Yahoo.\n\ngeorgia.sierraclub.org/tracker/HB1825.html\n\nwww.georgiasportsmanmag.com/hunting/whitetail-deer-hunting/GA_1005_01 -
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a subject stydin societies and their politics.
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yes I have, but I was deer hunting.  I had an 8-point out in front of me and some s.o.b pulls up in the field , chases off the deer, just as I am about to shoot.  Man, he pissed me off.  Then he tries to tell me how hunting is wrong, and on top of that, it was private land!
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Party politics is useful only to divide people against themselves. The lemmings will follow the party line, damn the consequences.
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Here...\n\nhttp://www.huntingclub.com/
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In my mind there are two types of hunters and two types of hunting......\n\nThe first type of hunter is the one who enjoys nature and really does not care if they get that big buck.  They hunt because they love the experiance of watching that squirrel sitting 10 feet away, or having a deer walk so close you could reach out and touch it.  They hunt to put meat in the freezer and if they don't, its not a big deal, but they love know that the meat they have was something they worked for and earned.  If they don't like the meat, the always make sure to have someone who will take it.  \n\nThe other type is the ones who hunt just to say they shot that big buck, or the big bear or whatever.  The shot the animal, take the horns and could really care less about what happens to the rest of the animal.....They don't care about conservation, they don't care what happens to the rest of the animals as long as they get the trophy.  \n\nThose are the ones the antis see.  They don't realize that a majority of hunter love what we do.  They also don't realize that we do more for the protection and conservation of game animals that they do.....who do you think pays for all of the new game reserves and management areas...the hunters paying for the tags a permits to hunt.  Who do you think manages them, the people who enjoy the animals, most of the hunters themselves, who really understand what is involved.  All antis see is killing.  THey don't understand what will happen if hunting were banned.  The don't see and refuse to see.  We hunters do more for protecting the animals we hunt than any person sitting behind some desk saying stop killing animals......I for one am proud of that...and I will continue to enjoy my time in the field and to pass on the true meaning of hunting, the ethics involved, and the proper ways to ensure a good clean hunt to my children and anyone else willing to listen.