You are some sick kind of monster who should be in an insane asylum. Kill yourself.
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Do you feel bad when you put an innocent animal in pain?
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Originally posted by Red Angus View PostI would say your question has merit if you were ignorant and genuinely seeking answers, but your following statements rather strongly suggest otherwise.
So goodbye and please don't slam the door on your way out.
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My goal is to kill the chosen animal as quickly as possible, not to torture it.
Not to be flippant, but this is a tough old world and a bullet through the heart is a much easier death for the majority of animals than what Mother Nature provides. Have you ever watched a video of wolves eating a caribou while it is still alive?
I believe I would choose the bullet instead of cancer or a number of other ways we shuffle off this mortal coil.
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A few points----
1. Everything living dies
2. If you wear clothes, ride a vehicle, or live in a home you have a negative impact on wildlifes ability to live. How many animals live in the Walmart parking lot?
3. Wild game has a good fighting chance of dying of old age, no feedlot pig, cow, or chicken can make such a boast.
4. You choose what food you put in your mouth, allow me the same. Don't like hormones or antibiotics, me either.
5. Vegans and vegetarians are much more destructive to wildlife. Want proof? Drive by the plowed fields in winter and see how many innocent animals are living there.
6. I have seen scores of suffering animals, pets chained and penned up starved to the point where food could no longer saved them, animals big and small struck by cars, horribly torn by other animals , sometimes for no reason but their instinct, sickness, age, and because I care and I love animals so very much I used a bullet to ease their suffering.
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Mother Nature decided that people are meat-eaters. Meat can't be eaten when it's still alive. As creatures with higher-functioning brains than other meat-eaters, we are able, willing, and indeed want to make the meat acquisition as quick and painless as possible. And we do. In answer to your question: On the rare occasions when animals do feel pain to the point of suffering, myself and all of the hunters I know have felt downright nauseated about it. It is a top priority to avoid that situation, for the sake of the animal. If you mean what you say in your question literally, then you are the mentally ill individual.
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Hi Animal Rights Activist, No sportsmen wants to hear or see wildlife suffer.
We all harvest some of our meat, fish and fowl in the Great outdoors.
Most Animal Activists, buys his or her meat, fish and fowl in a large food store.
But that's OK with you, because you don't see the death in the Slaughter House or turkey farm. ?4??
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I was in a big city ,and this guy kept hounding me for money,I told him I wasn't, a bank and I didn't give away money. So he says if I gave him twenty bucks,I could kick him in the nuts. I told him if he kept pestering me I would kick him in the nuts for nothing. Now. H your wearing out my patience.l
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Originally posted by 99explorer View PostI think we all feel a little sad when it comes to the killing part of the hunt, and we quickly put an animal out of its misery if it is not a one-shot kill.
I know how you love to hunt for "the thrill of the kill."
Your words.
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