Anti hunters vs hunters

That was stupid. Couldn't get all the way through. mtmuley

It's hard to take serious someone who doesn't speak proper english. In the video of the guys fishing, it's frustrating that they didn't teach that guy and his boy about conversation, about habitat, and the need for wildlife/fish management. It's frustrating when I see a post like this one in an effort to make me aware of the fight we have ahead of us, when there are so many idiots that don't have the skills to communicate/educate those who appose our way of life. The real awareness should be education, developing skills to us as hunters. So we can effectively shut these types of people down.

Who on here would have stood there and let that guy say you are hurting the fish? Who on here would have left a fish dead on the sidewalk for everyone to see? Honestly!! We are our own problem sorry but it's true.

And really, it ?Hunting? not ?huntin?

You say potato they say patato. Who cares

Right

Hunters can thank themselves for the decline of their own pastime because of the division and polarization. A post above proves that.

It's no secret that anti-hunters are applying for hunts to keep the tag from going to a hunter. The WY grizzly draw showed us that and the fact that NM has more and more applicants every year is not because NM has great hunting to offer. No point system keeps hunters from drawing a tag because there is no investment from the the anti other than a measly nonrefundable $1000 from application and licenses fees when drawn. A good investment for the protection of animals and quite certain an organization like PETA will reimburse them.

High fiving and "smokin" animals on TV paints the picture that hunting is cruel and heartless.

Yeah, hunting is on the decline which is why it is crucial to keep kids involved in it. They are the ones to keep it going, not some middle aged angry white guy that hates the idea a kid has better opportunities at a large mule deer than they do...

>Hunters can thank themselves for the
>decline of their own pastime
>because of the division and
>polarization. A post above
>proves that.
>
>It's no secret that anti-hunters are
>applying for hunts to keep
>the tag from going to
>a hunter. The WY
>grizzly draw showed us that
>and the fact that NM
>has more and more applicants
>every year is not because
>NM has great hunting to
>offer. No point system
>keeps hunters from drawing a
>tag because there is no
>investment from the the anti
>other than a measly nonrefundable
>$1000 from application and licenses
>fees when drawn. A
>good investment for the protection
>of animals and quite certain
>an organization like PETA will
>reimburse them.
>
>High fiving and "smokin" animals on
>TV paints the picture that
>hunting is cruel and heartless.
>
>
>Yeah, hunting is on the decline
>which is why it is
>crucial to keep kids involved
>in it. They are
>the ones to keep it
>going, not some middle aged
>angry white guy that hates
>the idea a kid has
>better opportunities at a large
>mule deer than they do...
>

Well said!

>Hunters can thank themselves for the
>decline of their own pastime
>because of the division and
>polarization. A post above
>proves that.
>
>It's no secret that anti-hunters are
>applying for hunts to keep
>the tag from going to
>a hunter. The WY
>grizzly draw showed us that
>and the fact that NM
>has more and more applicants
>every year is not because
>NM has great hunting to
>offer. No point system
>keeps hunters from drawing a
>tag because there is no
>investment from the the anti
>other than a measly nonrefundable
>$1000 from application and licenses
>fees when drawn. A
>good investment for the protection
>of animals and quite certain
>an organization like PETA will
>reimburse them.
>
>High fiving and "smokin" animals on
>TV paints the picture that
>hunting is cruel and heartless.
>
>
>Yeah, hunting is on the decline
>which is why it is
>crucial to keep kids involved
>in it. They are
>the ones to keep it
>going, not some middle aged
>angry white guy that hates
>the idea a kid has
>better opportunities at a large
>mule deer than they do...
>

Great post.