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Seriously though I think the op is on a wind up with regards to the shooting bit. Anyone who has a weihrauch hw100 would know what they are doing and what would be ok to shoot...I would hope
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I love Ducks. Emerald Green heads and their comical wibble wobble walk. I couldn't bring myself to kill one, even under the guise of eating it.
We have a family of ducks that take their young to the nearby lake that waddle past our deck. I love it - In fact I have mentioned it on our adverts for renting the place out!
http://www.findvacationrentals.com/f...tals-2387.html
Live in the City - Expect sirens, shouting, traffic noise.
Live in the Country - Expect Church Bells, Ducks, ****-a-Doodle Doos etc.
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We have a family of ducks that take their young to the nearby lake that waddle past our deck. I love it - In fact I have mentioned it on our adverts for renting the place out!
http://www.findvacationrentals.com/f...tals-2387.html
Live in the City - Expect sirens, shouting, traffic noise.
Live in the Country - Expect Church Bells, Ducks, ****-a-Doodle Doos etc.
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I dont know if I could bring myself to kill a duck. I used to shoot rabbits where I worked that became over populated but I had to eat every one otherwise I couldnt bring myself to do. As mentioned before if you buy meat from a supermarket I would much prefer to eat something that is truly free range and organic and has had a good life rather than some battery animal.
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We spend most of the year feeding the ducks that land in our garden,so they end up very tame.This means come xmas time I can smack them over the head with a crowbar.It can get a bit messy but its a swift death(well sometimes if you just catch them with a glancing blow you do have to have another swipe)
As for disrupting the whole family we do try to kill them all in one go.Its does mean some are small than others but its the least we can do.
As for disrupting the whole family we do try to kill them all in one go.Its does mean some are small than others but its the least we can do.
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Going bow hunting for pigs in Spain. A friend's friend, owns a ranch in the mountains south of Valencia. Can't wait, a week overlooking teh African coast when the UK should be under snow
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a cheap one from wickes will do fine.as for it being cruel we try to take out mum and dad first so they dont have to watch thier young die ,lets face it no one wants to see that
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No, I'm only going to kill the drake as our freezer's full at the moment. I went up to see them this morning. It was very peaceful beside the stream and the backdrop of glistening white, morning mist and the gentle drip-drop from the over hanging and slowly thawing trees stirred the soul.
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So sad....
I guess that if your so diminished as a man that killing stuff is what you need to do to feel ok about yourself,so be it..
That said,if i was to see anyone shooting stuff that A)wasnt theres to shoot,B)killing it for the sake of killing it,then i would gladly fill them in..Just so whatever you did eat on Christmas day needed liquidising.
I guess that if your so diminished as a man that killing stuff is what you need to do to feel ok about yourself,so be it..
That said,if i was to see anyone shooting stuff that A)wasnt theres to shoot,B)killing it for the sake of killing it,then i would gladly fill them in..Just so whatever you did eat on Christmas day needed liquidising.
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So sad....
I guess that if your so diminished as a man that killing stuff is what you need to do to feel ok about yourself,so be it..
That said,if i was to see anyone shooting stuff that A)wasnt theres to shoot,B)killing it for the sake of killing it,then i would gladly fill them in..Just so whatever you did eat on Christmas day needed liquidising.
I guess that if your so diminished as a man that killing stuff is what you need to do to feel ok about yourself,so be it..
That said,if i was to see anyone shooting stuff that A)wasnt theres to shoot,B)killing it for the sake of killing it,then i would gladly fill them in..Just so whatever you did eat on Christmas day needed liquidising.
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Not at all sad in my eyes. As i said earlier, fresh and totally 'free range' food is much better all round. For the animal and the end user.
I wouldn't say hunting is the activity of a diminished person. But more the actions of a responsible person that cares for the conservation of the countries wildlife and it's habitat. And yes, there is a certain pride in putting a nice meal on the table.
**** me, it's a one man saboteur.
I don't think there has been a mention of shooting anything that is not 'there to be shot' or 'killing for the sake of killing'. They are more the actions of a someone with a 'thug mentality', which my friend, 'you' seem to exhibiting rather well.
I don't think there has been a mention of shooting anything that is not 'there to be shot' or 'killing for the sake of killing'. They are more the actions of a someone with a 'thug mentality', which my friend, 'you' seem to exhibiting rather well.
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#49
I love Ducks. Emerald Green heads and their comical wibble wobble walk. I couldn't bring myself to kill one, even under the guise of eating it.
We have a family of ducks that take their young to the nearby lake that waddle past our deck. I love it - In fact I have mentioned it on our adverts for renting the place out!
http://www.findvacationrentals.com/f...tals-2387.html
Live in the City - Expect sirens, shouting, traffic noise.
Live in the Country - Expect Church Bells, Ducks, ****-a-Doodle Doos etc.
Don't like it - MOVE
We have a family of ducks that take their young to the nearby lake that waddle past our deck. I love it - In fact I have mentioned it on our adverts for renting the place out!
http://www.findvacationrentals.com/f...tals-2387.html
Live in the City - Expect sirens, shouting, traffic noise.
Live in the Country - Expect Church Bells, Ducks, ****-a-Doodle Doos etc.
Don't like it - MOVE
I like ducks too.
Les
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Not at all sad in my eyes. As i said earlier, fresh and totally 'free range' food is much better all round. For the animal and the end user.
I wouldn't say hunting is the activity of a diminished person. But more the actions of a responsible person that cares for the conservation of the countries wildlife and it's habitat. And yes, there is a certain pride in putting a nice meal on the table.
**** me, it's a one man saboteur.
I don't think there has been a mention of shooting anything that is not 'there to be shot' or 'killing for the sake of killing'. They are more the actions of a someone with a 'thug mentality', which my friend, 'you' seem to exhibiting rather well.
I wouldn't say hunting is the activity of a diminished person. But more the actions of a responsible person that cares for the conservation of the countries wildlife and it's habitat. And yes, there is a certain pride in putting a nice meal on the table.
**** me, it's a one man saboteur.
I don't think there has been a mention of shooting anything that is not 'there to be shot' or 'killing for the sake of killing'. They are more the actions of a someone with a 'thug mentality', which my friend, 'you' seem to exhibiting rather well.
Oh....so shooting something in a field joining your house for the sake of putting on the table when it isnt there property is fine ??
The OP has said it was all a joke,and i realised that from the start.Many people post things to get a reaction,and thats what he got..
Im all for animal welfare,and have no real qualms about killing something humanely when the need or the enviroment determines..
But cruelty on any level i will not tolerate..
Shooting something with a pellet,bullet or an arrow for "sport" is archaic and abhorent to me..I cannot understand it at all.
Surely by definition,the idea of a sport is to get equal opponents and the best man wins on the day..
Not when a man with a weapon sneaks up on something thats miniscule in proportion to himself and kills it...
More like a bully than a sportsman.
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Neither do hunters.
Shooting something with a pellet,bullet or an arrow for "sport" is archaic and abhorent to me..I cannot understand it at all.
Surely by definition,the idea of a sport is to get equal opponents and the best man wins on the day..
Not when a man with a weapon sneaks up on something thats miniscule in proportion to himself and kills it...
More like a bully than a sportsman.
Surely by definition,the idea of a sport is to get equal opponents and the best man wins on the day..
Not when a man with a weapon sneaks up on something thats miniscule in proportion to himself and kills it...
More like a bully than a sportsman.
For me its not sport. I shoot to put food on the table (either mine or someone elses ref the trip to Spain). Believe it or not, I hate killing anything. However I do love the stalk and eating the end result, so do the middle bit. I'd rather hunt than visit a butcher, but in this modern time, its not possible.
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You cant "hate" it that much if your prepared to travel to Spain and kill stuff...
To put food on the table is not even a valid argument anymore,unless your skint.
To put food on the table is not even a valid argument anymore,unless your skint.
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Sorry, but I've seen abattoirs in action. Not nice places at all and sickening. Watch a few vids of what happens in them and you'll see why I prefer to get my own.
And yes food is still a valid argument. Just because supermarkets have swamped the market with cheap meat, that's full of water and tasteless, doesn't mean its any less of an argument.
The last mince I bought was £1.25 for 125 grammes, I have half a Roe doe in my freezer that cost me £1.50. That works out at 15kg of meat for £1.50.
And yes food is still a valid argument. Just because supermarkets have swamped the market with cheap meat, that's full of water and tasteless, doesn't mean its any less of an argument.
The last mince I bought was £1.25 for 125 grammes, I have half a Roe doe in my freezer that cost me £1.50. That works out at 15kg of meat for £1.50.
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The people who provide our accomodation when i go shooting have a freezer full of 'shot' game. The only time they visit the butcher is to have the venison properly butchered and the appropriate cuts made into sausages. This is done for free as the butcher takes his costs in venison. Which he will sell to joe public, ie you. This ofcourse can be done on the Estate but after a long day stalking it is much easier option.
That my friend, sadly, is very appearent. You just stick to Morrisons.
Says he that threatens to put people in hospital. Kettle, pot, black. FFS.
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^ well written. I have met many anti hunters where I used to shoot who like to shout loudly about how cruel I am only to see them later buying Tesco value chicken (and probably eggs as well).
I personally will not buy anything other than free range as I deplore the way animals are treated. I hate cruelty to animals and people that think that I am cruel because I shoot really should keep quite and take some time to understand what they are talking about before spouting off about something that they are on many occasions being hypocritical about.
I personally will not buy anything other than free range as I deplore the way animals are treated. I hate cruelty to animals and people that think that I am cruel because I shoot really should keep quite and take some time to understand what they are talking about before spouting off about something that they are on many occasions being hypocritical about.
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Yes..
But i live in the countryside you see,not in a windswept semi derelict coastal town that the authorities forgot to close down years ago..
I see the damage you plastic hunters do to the countryside,its animals and our land..
I neither go to a supermarket to get my meat or feel the need to shoot it..
If i can,i never set foot inside a supermarket,as a rule of thumb there massive corporate scumbags.
I shop on our local high street where i know where the food comes from on the main..
Its easy to pick lumps out of other peoples opinions,but you are the one killing defenceless animals for no decent reason....
But i live in the countryside you see,not in a windswept semi derelict coastal town that the authorities forgot to close down years ago..
I see the damage you plastic hunters do to the countryside,its animals and our land..
I neither go to a supermarket to get my meat or feel the need to shoot it..
If i can,i never set foot inside a supermarket,as a rule of thumb there massive corporate scumbags.
I shop on our local high street where i know where the food comes from on the main..
Its easy to pick lumps out of other peoples opinions,but you are the one killing defenceless animals for no decent reason....
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Yes it is. And when they leave themselves wide open due to not having a clue what they are talking about it is even easier. Not my idea of sport really.
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Yes..
But i live in the countryside you see,not in a windswept semi derelict coastal town that the authorities forgot to close down years ago..
I see the damage you plastic hunters do to the countryside,its animals and our land..
I neither go to a supermarket to get my meat or feel the need to shoot it..
If i can,i never set foot inside a supermarket,as a rule of thumb there massive corporate scumbags.
I shop on our local high street where i know where the food comes from on the main..
Its easy to pick lumps out of other peoples opinions,but you are the one killing defenceless animals for no decent reason....
But i live in the countryside you see,not in a windswept semi derelict coastal town that the authorities forgot to close down years ago..
I see the damage you plastic hunters do to the countryside,its animals and our land..
I neither go to a supermarket to get my meat or feel the need to shoot it..
If i can,i never set foot inside a supermarket,as a rule of thumb there massive corporate scumbags.
I shop on our local high street where i know where the food comes from on the main..
Its easy to pick lumps out of other peoples opinions,but you are the one killing defenceless animals for no decent reason....
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Like i said its easy to pick lumps out of other peoples answers....
I very rarely eat meat,but i aint a veggie and would never ask anyone to be.. I only eat chicken and bacon..And i know where both of the animals come from.
The adjoining farm!!
So you boys do what you will.Im happy that im doing the correct thing,and you lot can go hunt your big game and buy you value chicken from Tesco's..Both equate to the same to me.......Dullards....
And FFS whats with all the green lettering and the overuse of emoticons,are you old enough to hold a gun ?
I very rarely eat meat,but i aint a veggie and would never ask anyone to be.. I only eat chicken and bacon..And i know where both of the animals come from.
The adjoining farm!!
So you boys do what you will.Im happy that im doing the correct thing,and you lot can go hunt your big game and buy you value chicken from Tesco's..Both equate to the same to me.......Dullards....
And FFS whats with all the green lettering and the overuse of emoticons,are you old enough to hold a gun ?
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