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#51 | |
Moto GP Star
Join Date: Mar 2008
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Yep, when you become a vegan and build your hut out of rocks and foliage that has already fallen off the tree, btw, I'll have more respect for your point of view. |
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Canyon Carver
Join Date: Nov 2008
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I love how people that get a degree in a liberal one sided college from teacher that are vegan liberals and think they get the whole story. I know plenty of farmer with the same degree that would completely disagree with you. Yes a lot of farmers have degrees these days MSU happens to be very popular with them.
Oh and there is a shit ton of difference between a wolf and a coyote. If we were shooting all the coyotes they would not be running all over like they are. Personally I'd love to see a few more wolves around here we have way to many deer to dodge(on the bikes) as it is. If my kids played out side I might not but my wife raised a bunch of house vampires long before I came around. My wife carries pepper spray for the four legged predators when she runs. Mostly large dogs but she said she would feel bad if she hurt one. I understand both sides of this I love wild animals(even the deer that eat my wife's tulips) but I also think they taste pretty darn good to and if a bear/wolf was in my back yard I'd shoot it to keep it from eating my dog. |
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#53 |
Kneedragger
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Boulder CO
Moto: 2009 KTM RC8
Posts: 166
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Lol my old doberman loved pepper spray. We started spraying it on stuff to keep him from chewing on it. It worked, he just started licking the pepper spray off.
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I give Squids a bad name
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Fly Over State
Moto: 1996 CBR600 F3 (AKA the Flying Turd)
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By the way has anyone found a purpose to cats other than inspiring a musical?
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Kneedragger
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Boulder CO
Moto: 2009 KTM RC8
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#56 |
Moto GP Star
Join Date: Feb 2008
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Just to clarify since I originally posted this. I don't condone the killing of any animal for the sport. Every animal I shoot, I eat with the exception of coyote. Part of the agreement with the landowner where I hunt is, I need to kill every coyote I come across. Now If i was in the woods and I saw this wolf, Iwould not shoot it. I would observe it and let it go about it's business. I would however shoot it if it was trying to attack me. I do consider myself an ethical hunter and I treat animals with respect when on the hunt.
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#57 | |
Forum Coach
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Location: GA
Moto: 2006 GSXR 600
Posts: 7,419
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As for those that think Im all bleeding heart, to reassure you, I would shoot to kill any animal (or human) endangering me or mine, but I respect nature enough to realize that everything has a right to live and go its own way. If I have critters in my home, I dont kill them, I catch them and take them outside if possible, yes including snakes of all varieties. If I could go "all natural" and be "one" with nature, hell yeah I'd love to try it, unfortunately I dont have my own TV show that would pay the bills for me to do something like that. Theres a difference in killing an animal for sport because you can, and killing an animal out of necessity, I think some of you are missing that. |
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