I was thinking of wearing dress black pants with heels
so it looks professional
what do you guys think?What should i wear when i'm job hunting?
Just FYI but this question was put into the HUNTING section because of the word hunting in your question. You may want to delete this one and put it in a more suitable section...
I said to delete the question....But you didn't and all these great answers are now here. I hope they helped.
Orange vest and gillie suits...lolWhat should i wear when i'm job hunting?
They say that you should always dress for the job you want....
Then why am I dressed up like a pirate in this resturant.
It seems that some hacker stole my idenity.....!
Now I'm serving tourists chowder and ice tea.....
should have went to free.....credit report dot com!...Yee Haw!!!!
Try to wear ';one-step-above'; the position for which you are applying.
Run like a deer has it right if job hunting in NYS. I would add a nice 9mm riding on your hip...gives the look a sexy touch.
It sounds good, along with a solid-colored jacket and shirt. Good luck with it. But this question should be re-posted under Careers and Employment for the best replies.
Nothing but camouflage underwear and extra high heels would get you hired in a N.Y. minute.*
I'd go with full camo, even might consider a ghilli suit.
For God's sake people, don't just let yahoo categorize your questions for you!
Sounds good, vest, no shirt
Hope you harvest the job
For the ';HUNTING'; section you should wear camo!
probably camo, or a ghillie suit if you're really hardcore
Since this is in the hunting section I would say camouflage so they dont see you.
i'd say put this in the right catagorie your in hunting.
I wear camouflage when I hunt but whatever floats your boat.
My vote is for Blaze orange with a .300 Win Mag strapped to your back.
well if your equipped and its a topless job,, might work,, oo )( O O
Friday, May 14, 2010
Where is a great place to go beaver hunting?
My place - when can you be there? LOL ;~)Where is a great place to go beaver hunting?
As the 21st century began, human evolution was at a turning point. Natural selection, the process by which the strongest, the smartest, the fastest, reproduced in greater numbers than the rest, a process which had once favored the noblest traits of man, now began to favor different traits. Most science fiction of the day predicted a future that was more civilized and more intelligent. But as time went on, things seemed to be heading in the opposite direction. A dumbing down. How did this happen? Evolution does not necessarily reward intelligence. With no natural predators to thin the herd, it began to simply reward those who reproduced the most, and left the intelligent to become an endangered species.
the English language had deteriorated into a hybrid of hillbilly, valleygirl, inner-city slang and various grunts
The #1 movie in America was called ';@ss.'; And that's what it was. For 90 minutes. It won four Oscars that year, including best screenplay. great films, with plots! Where you cared about whose *** it was, and why it was farting!
Where is a great place to go beaver hunting?
I have tons of them in the ponds on my property and you cannot kill any of them you mean , nasty hunter. Bad luck to you. CREEP!
Phillipsburg, Montana! Or, ';The Astro Club'; in Rock Springs, Wyoming! lol.
what is the point? You just destroy fun, i hope you fall off a cliff when you go beaver hunting! As*hole!
u should be going snake hunting. Those things need to be killed. Or maybe even rat hunting. They're gross.
The bar . . . . .
Canada 脡
In arizona
Narnia!
Nightclubs.
why would u wanna go beaver hunting anyways?
Anywhere....beavers are in abundance..
Under the duvet?! (=
There is a giant beaver running around this place this morning! Get your net!
hooters
Anyplace where alot of ladies hangout.Try bars or clubs.
whereever it is legal.
hmmmmmm. hm hm hmhmhmhelkdjf oivw yu8q2y hvrSD c.,SMEr59824iwdmf iuyrht THATS WHERE
The las vegas strip
my neighbors vagina
Dam Bar %26amp; Grill
At the Y, of course
in my bedroom
where beavers are
your mom's house
your mom
lol
My bedroom.
try a night club.
how about i hunt you? would you like that!!!
As the 21st century began, human evolution was at a turning point. Natural selection, the process by which the strongest, the smartest, the fastest, reproduced in greater numbers than the rest, a process which had once favored the noblest traits of man, now began to favor different traits. Most science fiction of the day predicted a future that was more civilized and more intelligent. But as time went on, things seemed to be heading in the opposite direction. A dumbing down. How did this happen? Evolution does not necessarily reward intelligence. With no natural predators to thin the herd, it began to simply reward those who reproduced the most, and left the intelligent to become an endangered species.
the English language had deteriorated into a hybrid of hillbilly, valleygirl, inner-city slang and various grunts
The #1 movie in America was called ';@ss.'; And that's what it was. For 90 minutes. It won four Oscars that year, including best screenplay. great films, with plots! Where you cared about whose *** it was, and why it was farting!
Where is a great place to go beaver hunting?
I have tons of them in the ponds on my property and you cannot kill any of them you mean , nasty hunter. Bad luck to you. CREEP!
Phillipsburg, Montana! Or, ';The Astro Club'; in Rock Springs, Wyoming! lol.
what is the point? You just destroy fun, i hope you fall off a cliff when you go beaver hunting! As*hole!
u should be going snake hunting. Those things need to be killed. Or maybe even rat hunting. They're gross.
The bar . . . . .
Canada 脡
In arizona
Narnia!
Nightclubs.
why would u wanna go beaver hunting anyways?
Anywhere....beavers are in abundance..
Under the duvet?! (=
There is a giant beaver running around this place this morning! Get your net!
hooters
Anyplace where alot of ladies hangout.Try bars or clubs.
whereever it is legal.
hmmmmmm. hm hm hmhmhmhelkdjf oivw yu8q2y hvrSD c.,SMEr59824iwdmf iuyrht THATS WHERE
The las vegas strip
my neighbors vagina
Dam Bar %26amp; Grill
At the Y, of course
in my bedroom
where beavers are
your mom's house
your mom
lol
My bedroom.
try a night club.
how about i hunt you? would you like that!!!
Regulations on hunting rabbit, dove, and other birds in phoenix?
please helpRegulations on hunting rabbit, dove, and other birds in phoenix?
http://www.azgfd.gov/h_f/hunting.shtml
http://www.azgfd.gov/h_f/hunting.shtml
Buying vs. Hunting for meat which is better?
what are some benefits on hunting and buying respectively? Economically speaking??
Cost per pound,effects on the environment, etc
please help THANK YOU
Buying vs. Hunting for meat which is better?
Hunting ----You gain memories that have been passed down for generations. Not everyone can do it. You get natural meat. Not someones farm animal. You save someone form going to the hospital from hitting a deer on the highway.
buying ----you make some rancher Rich. you cost someone medical bills (from the wreck caused from the un managed deer.Buying vs. Hunting for meat which is better?
It's kind of like apples vs oranges. You cant buy venison in stores without it being USDA inspected and it wouldn'tt be cheap in any event. So hunting would be about the only way to get all the cuts of venison.
However, getting it down to dollars per pound, I would have to figure that a typical hunting season cost me about 500 dollars for food, gas, beer etc. and other items for the cabin. Then the prorated cost of the gun and ammo. I black powder hunt but it is still fairly expensive per shot ( about 60 cents) cost of the rifle over the last four years adds another 45 dollars. I almost always get one deer,rarely two. I do the butchering for most of the camp and many give me extra meat. I will say as an average, I take about 100 pounds of meat a season.
The cost of this 100 pounds for a season( Nov 3 days and Dec. , 4 days)is about $5.50 a pound. If you bought the best beef at 100 pounds packaged in assortedd cuts, it would probably cost closer to 8-9 bucks a pound. So yes, at least for me, hunting is cheaper than buying. The meat is also a better quality with no hormones, weird feed in the meat or preservatives. AND less fat.
Ok, I just know I am going to get flamed on this post and get a lot of thumbs down for playing devil's advocate here, but here goes...
The cost of a hunting license in my state is about $35. If I want to hunt in ajoining states, the cost for a non-resident license is about $120.
A decemt deer rifle with scope will cost you about $1,200 these days. (Remington 700 BDL 30-06 at $800, Leupold VX-III scope at $400, scope base and rings, plus a sling, plus the ammo.) Of course, you can amortorize this cost over 12 years, so maybe it is just $100 a year. Add to this...hunting boots, pants, blaze orange parka, knife, long underwear, etc., in the clothing line.
So you shoot a deer. Great. Gut it, drag it, then decide what to do with it. Deer often carry deer ticks. Deer ticks carry Lyme Disease. So, just by handling the deer, there is a risk. Some deer are infected with rabies. If you have small cuts on your hands or lesions on your skin, be careful. In some states, deer also have CWD (chronic wasting disease). It is very similar to Mad Cow Disease, but scientists SAY that it can not make the jump to humans. But, state game officials do caution hunters to take extra precautions in how they butcher deer.
Ok, so then comes the question. Do you butcher it yourself? That can take several hours, is hard work, and you run all of the risks that I just mentioned above. Or, do you pay a deer processor $100 to do the dirty work?
Believe me, I have eaten my share of deer meat, cooked in a variety of ways. The very best was deer that was slow cooked over an open fire on a spit. Deer burgers are also delicioius, but you usually have to add some well cooked bacon to the ground deer meat to boost the flavor. One thing though, deer meat reheated is like eating shoe leather. Deer meat rarely tastes good when reheated.
I prefer hunting, it hasn't been pumped full of growth hormones and it's something you did all by yourself. Nature fed the animal and you can serve nature on the table with your family this evening. You never know what's been in meat you buy from the store. Of course it's going to take your time but when you've got a day off why not spend it hunting, you'll have fun and you might walk away with something great to eat.
I started off with a 500 gallon freezer and have graduated to a walk in freezer and some type of wild meat every day for dinner. It isn't cheap to get into but neither is farming. Once you have what you need then its very economical if your good at what you do and dont waste your time. You cant go into the hunting store and buy all the gimmicks and junk that you dont need. No pee in a bottle, no stopping in the store to buy snacks and drinks on the way to the hunt. I pride myself on being able to bring clean meat to the table for less money than I can go buy it.
In order to live this way you must utilize all types of game including fish. Most game species limits wont last you all year if you eat them night after night. I can stock pile the most meat out of small game with daily bag limits rather than large game with seasonal bag limits. When its squirrel season I am out there daily taking my limit.. adds up fast. During mid-late summer I am out pulling 50 dinner plate size bluegill off the beds daily.. thats 100 fillets a day going directly into my freezer for maybe $8 a trip if I dont buy things I dont need. $8 will buy you a tiny tray of crappy tasting catfish in the supermarket.. store bought fish tastes nothing like wild game fish. I bought my boat in 89 for $3,000 and I make all repairs myself. That boat has more than paid for itself by being filled with fish and waterfowl time and time again.
I do like beef but I dont buy beef from the store. I buy a cow directly from the local ranchers and have them pen it up and feed it grain for 30 days to get rid of the harsh taste of a grass diet and then I butcher it myself. I dont do this because I fear store bought meat is contaminated.. I do it because its MUCH cheaper this way. Contrary to popular belief your unlikely to find hormones or anti-biotics in store bought beef. Using such things is counter productive.. in order to be a productive cattle farmer you let the cows turn worthless grass into beef. Meds are used if the animal falls ill but this delays sale to feedlots and nothing a feedlot hates more than having medicated cattle that they cannot sell in a 30 day period because they must continue to feed them valuable grain!
cost per pound, how much gas you going to spend getting to your hunting spot? that's mainly the biggest part of spending money when it comes to hunting. environment? deer are part of the environment they are needed to keep the woods healthy, and you dont need to truck food to them, clear fields for them etc
the meat is way better for you then farm raised live stock.
no added crap, they eat healthy so when you eat them, you eat healthy...
deer live wild, far more wild then you and i and far far more wild then cow/chickens etc, deer do what they want when they want. deer are not packed in with 100's of others in a tiny area, then one day they get shot, and in a few sec's or min's they are dead...very little suffering, you cant say the same for cows..
i used deer as a example because thats mostly what people hunt around here.
Cost depends on how you hunt and what you hunt. Hunting deer will yield much cheaper meat than upland game birds. You need to add in gas money and accomodations, this could be very expensive or close to nothing.
Game animals that eat natural food put out a lot less greenhouse gases than farmed animals eating corn and stuff.
Hunting is nearly free. You have your initial costs--gun and tag, but after that things are cheap. It is good for the environment to hunt, government agencies track how many animals are around and open the hunt up to more hunters when there are too many of a particular animal. Go Hunters!
I am not completely sure about money wise but i guess if you are prepared it only really costs for the tag and ammo and of course your time. But if you hunt for you meat you will have a greater respect for it and not waste it like some people do with meat that they buy from a store.
Its not what you pay for something that matters, its what you get for what you pay.*~~ Greater benefits to Hunting.*
Hunting:
If you have a gun, knife, bullets for the gun, you can do it.
Shopping:
Weakling with money
When you consider the total costs, hunting is far more expensive
per pound of meat.
It's called a sport for a reason.
Hunting for your meat is a lot more honest than paying someone else (the butcher) to do your killing for for you.
ok well how about 95 dollars for 400lb of elk meat ?
75 dollars for 120lb of mule deer meat?
these animals must be thinned they have no predators but us
Cost per pound,effects on the environment, etc
please help THANK YOU
Buying vs. Hunting for meat which is better?
Hunting ----You gain memories that have been passed down for generations. Not everyone can do it. You get natural meat. Not someones farm animal. You save someone form going to the hospital from hitting a deer on the highway.
buying ----you make some rancher Rich. you cost someone medical bills (from the wreck caused from the un managed deer.Buying vs. Hunting for meat which is better?
It's kind of like apples vs oranges. You cant buy venison in stores without it being USDA inspected and it wouldn'tt be cheap in any event. So hunting would be about the only way to get all the cuts of venison.
However, getting it down to dollars per pound, I would have to figure that a typical hunting season cost me about 500 dollars for food, gas, beer etc. and other items for the cabin. Then the prorated cost of the gun and ammo. I black powder hunt but it is still fairly expensive per shot ( about 60 cents) cost of the rifle over the last four years adds another 45 dollars. I almost always get one deer,rarely two. I do the butchering for most of the camp and many give me extra meat. I will say as an average, I take about 100 pounds of meat a season.
The cost of this 100 pounds for a season( Nov 3 days and Dec. , 4 days)is about $5.50 a pound. If you bought the best beef at 100 pounds packaged in assortedd cuts, it would probably cost closer to 8-9 bucks a pound. So yes, at least for me, hunting is cheaper than buying. The meat is also a better quality with no hormones, weird feed in the meat or preservatives. AND less fat.
Ok, I just know I am going to get flamed on this post and get a lot of thumbs down for playing devil's advocate here, but here goes...
The cost of a hunting license in my state is about $35. If I want to hunt in ajoining states, the cost for a non-resident license is about $120.
A decemt deer rifle with scope will cost you about $1,200 these days. (Remington 700 BDL 30-06 at $800, Leupold VX-III scope at $400, scope base and rings, plus a sling, plus the ammo.) Of course, you can amortorize this cost over 12 years, so maybe it is just $100 a year. Add to this...hunting boots, pants, blaze orange parka, knife, long underwear, etc., in the clothing line.
So you shoot a deer. Great. Gut it, drag it, then decide what to do with it. Deer often carry deer ticks. Deer ticks carry Lyme Disease. So, just by handling the deer, there is a risk. Some deer are infected with rabies. If you have small cuts on your hands or lesions on your skin, be careful. In some states, deer also have CWD (chronic wasting disease). It is very similar to Mad Cow Disease, but scientists SAY that it can not make the jump to humans. But, state game officials do caution hunters to take extra precautions in how they butcher deer.
Ok, so then comes the question. Do you butcher it yourself? That can take several hours, is hard work, and you run all of the risks that I just mentioned above. Or, do you pay a deer processor $100 to do the dirty work?
Believe me, I have eaten my share of deer meat, cooked in a variety of ways. The very best was deer that was slow cooked over an open fire on a spit. Deer burgers are also delicioius, but you usually have to add some well cooked bacon to the ground deer meat to boost the flavor. One thing though, deer meat reheated is like eating shoe leather. Deer meat rarely tastes good when reheated.
I prefer hunting, it hasn't been pumped full of growth hormones and it's something you did all by yourself. Nature fed the animal and you can serve nature on the table with your family this evening. You never know what's been in meat you buy from the store. Of course it's going to take your time but when you've got a day off why not spend it hunting, you'll have fun and you might walk away with something great to eat.
I started off with a 500 gallon freezer and have graduated to a walk in freezer and some type of wild meat every day for dinner. It isn't cheap to get into but neither is farming. Once you have what you need then its very economical if your good at what you do and dont waste your time. You cant go into the hunting store and buy all the gimmicks and junk that you dont need. No pee in a bottle, no stopping in the store to buy snacks and drinks on the way to the hunt. I pride myself on being able to bring clean meat to the table for less money than I can go buy it.
In order to live this way you must utilize all types of game including fish. Most game species limits wont last you all year if you eat them night after night. I can stock pile the most meat out of small game with daily bag limits rather than large game with seasonal bag limits. When its squirrel season I am out there daily taking my limit.. adds up fast. During mid-late summer I am out pulling 50 dinner plate size bluegill off the beds daily.. thats 100 fillets a day going directly into my freezer for maybe $8 a trip if I dont buy things I dont need. $8 will buy you a tiny tray of crappy tasting catfish in the supermarket.. store bought fish tastes nothing like wild game fish. I bought my boat in 89 for $3,000 and I make all repairs myself. That boat has more than paid for itself by being filled with fish and waterfowl time and time again.
I do like beef but I dont buy beef from the store. I buy a cow directly from the local ranchers and have them pen it up and feed it grain for 30 days to get rid of the harsh taste of a grass diet and then I butcher it myself. I dont do this because I fear store bought meat is contaminated.. I do it because its MUCH cheaper this way. Contrary to popular belief your unlikely to find hormones or anti-biotics in store bought beef. Using such things is counter productive.. in order to be a productive cattle farmer you let the cows turn worthless grass into beef. Meds are used if the animal falls ill but this delays sale to feedlots and nothing a feedlot hates more than having medicated cattle that they cannot sell in a 30 day period because they must continue to feed them valuable grain!
cost per pound, how much gas you going to spend getting to your hunting spot? that's mainly the biggest part of spending money when it comes to hunting. environment? deer are part of the environment they are needed to keep the woods healthy, and you dont need to truck food to them, clear fields for them etc
the meat is way better for you then farm raised live stock.
no added crap, they eat healthy so when you eat them, you eat healthy...
deer live wild, far more wild then you and i and far far more wild then cow/chickens etc, deer do what they want when they want. deer are not packed in with 100's of others in a tiny area, then one day they get shot, and in a few sec's or min's they are dead...very little suffering, you cant say the same for cows..
i used deer as a example because thats mostly what people hunt around here.
Cost depends on how you hunt and what you hunt. Hunting deer will yield much cheaper meat than upland game birds. You need to add in gas money and accomodations, this could be very expensive or close to nothing.
Game animals that eat natural food put out a lot less greenhouse gases than farmed animals eating corn and stuff.
Hunting is nearly free. You have your initial costs--gun and tag, but after that things are cheap. It is good for the environment to hunt, government agencies track how many animals are around and open the hunt up to more hunters when there are too many of a particular animal. Go Hunters!
I am not completely sure about money wise but i guess if you are prepared it only really costs for the tag and ammo and of course your time. But if you hunt for you meat you will have a greater respect for it and not waste it like some people do with meat that they buy from a store.
Its not what you pay for something that matters, its what you get for what you pay.*~~ Greater benefits to Hunting.*
Hunting:
If you have a gun, knife, bullets for the gun, you can do it.
Shopping:
Weakling with money
When you consider the total costs, hunting is far more expensive
per pound of meat.
It's called a sport for a reason.
Hunting for your meat is a lot more honest than paying someone else (the butcher) to do your killing for for you.
ok well how about 95 dollars for 400lb of elk meat ?
75 dollars for 120lb of mule deer meat?
these animals must be thinned they have no predators but us
Is going to war without the french, like hunting without a piano?
You got that Right!
The only time we went to war with them, is when we were saving their necks!.
When they were free again, a lot of cheek- kissing went on! which Cheek ?- don't ask!
They don't need us now, so they are against us. Well they can always lay down their arms and let the terrorists in their country, and guess who will be dumb enough to go in and liberate them again. the whole time, certain people will be crying that , someone in the U.N. doesn't like us.Is going to war without the french, like hunting without a piano?
Yeah, that sounds about right!Is going to war without the french, like hunting without a piano?
Play it again Sam.
carrying a piano while hunting would be less burdensome
You are too funny.:-)
Do you suppose if Lee had listened to Longstreet and if Jeb Stuart had not been out joyriding with his calvary screen, Gettysburg may have come out differently ? Granted the Federals had the better ground.
Exactly!
As General George Patten said in WW2, '; I would much rather have a battallion of Germans in front of me than a Battallion of Frenchmen behind me '; . Yes to your question!!!!!
The only time we went to war with them, is when we were saving their necks!.
When they were free again, a lot of cheek- kissing went on! which Cheek ?- don't ask!
They don't need us now, so they are against us. Well they can always lay down their arms and let the terrorists in their country, and guess who will be dumb enough to go in and liberate them again. the whole time, certain people will be crying that , someone in the U.N. doesn't like us.Is going to war without the french, like hunting without a piano?
Yeah, that sounds about right!Is going to war without the french, like hunting without a piano?
Play it again Sam.
carrying a piano while hunting would be less burdensome
You are too funny.:-)
Do you suppose if Lee had listened to Longstreet and if Jeb Stuart had not been out joyriding with his calvary screen, Gettysburg may have come out differently ? Granted the Federals had the better ground.
Exactly!
As General George Patten said in WW2, '; I would much rather have a battallion of Germans in front of me than a Battallion of Frenchmen behind me '; . Yes to your question!!!!!
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Why should hunting be/not be a sport?
Hunting is not a sport, it's killing for entertainment.Why should hunting be/not be a sport?
Define Sport:
Sport is an activity that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often engaged in competitively. Sports commonly refer to activities where the physical capabilities of the competitor are the sole or primary determiner of the outcome (winning or losing), but the term is also used to include activities such as mind sports and motor sports where mental acuity or equipment quality are major factors.
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Now that we know that we have to look at the facts and not the feelings !
1. Hunting is governed by a set of rules and laws.
2. Hunting requires that the hunter use abilities that he or she must learn to overcome the abilities of the hunted and their keen talents.
3. Hunting is not killing everything you see. If your ';hunting';, your looking for a trophy or specific target. The ';If its brown its down'; attitude does not apply here and by the above defined, hunting is with out a doubt a sport. The hunter can win, or the hunted can win. It all depends on whos the best that day ! Even with guns, knives, bows, sticks and a high cap brain, the human is still highly out matched by a majority of the animals on this panet.Why should hunting be/not be a sport?
';Think for yourselves and let others enjoy the privilege to do so too.'; No Hunter ever needs to justify or apologize to Anyone, Anywhere, at Anytime for participating in the beloved Sport of Hunting.* Some people Hunt and some people choose not to Hunt.* Thats all that needs to be said about Hunting.*
Why should being gay be allowed?
Hunting draws on many different things learned in life. You need to be physically fit you need to know how to read a map use a GPS operate a ATV you need to know survival skills.
Did you know that SGT York was a farm boy that grew up shooting.
Carlos Hathcock one of the best snipers to every wear a USMC uniform grew up hunting and fishing.
I tell you what, I will drop you off in the middle of the Rockie Mtns. with a rifle, ammo, knife and basic supplies. You need to make it back to civilization before you die can you do it. That is a map and compass not a cell phone or GPS (Not that you would know how to use one anyways). You need to read your map find food and water protect yourself from being eaten and bild shelter and then leave no traces of where you stayed can you do it?
So untill you have been hunting or been to a range do not come around and letcture me about hunting.
Dang Bunny Huggin Tree lovers.
hunting should definitely be a sport. the team should consist of all these stupid redneck hillbilly hunters, the rules: everybody vs. everybody . id pay to watch that.
Uh...have you ever been hunting? IT'S TOTALLY A SPORT!! Just because you can't watch people hunt on television or something doesn't mean it's not a sport, why wouldn't it be?
A sport is an athletic activity that requires skill or prowess. Hunting requires some measure of physical fitness and a LOT of tact and skill. It's something people do for fun. I vote, a SPORT.
What is a sport?
I definitely consider hunting a sport...and an acceptable one, at that. However, it is like any other interest, some people dig it, some people don't. I have a 14 - yr - old who hates it, but loves basketball %26amp; baseball. I personally don't like those sports. My husband %26amp; I both hunt %26amp; fish. We love it. We take the time to buy the right gear, scout for the right areas, make a strategy, %26amp; go for the hunt. We have a large family, too. Therefore, we don't go hunting just for the ';trophy'; like some. Where we live, people kill whitetail deer, cut their heads off, %26amp; throw the bodies away. They just want the racks. That IS wrong %26amp; illegal. We not only like the meat, but our family depends on it to get through the winter's hard times.
Lastly, if you are a spiritual person, the Bible says that God gives us the animals for that reason. The only thing is that you are not supposed to drink the blood of any being.
Hope this helps. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.
It is a sport. There is a lot of skill and patience involved in hunting, as well as physical activity. the communication between a hunter and his retriever is something to see! Basically, hunting is a sport as long as it is done ethically, and the meat is used.
It should be a sport. Your shooting at a moving target. Not to mention waiting for that moving target to show up.
Yes its a sport. And so is going to the hunter forum and bugging the hell out of sportsmen and women.
Anti hunters are way out there! They use animal products every day and have no clue.
And those animals could not run away. They waited their turn to be killed; no chance, no honor, no respect, just dead.
There will be thousands of deer that will starve to death this winter. If you love animals so much why don鈥檛 you feed all of them?
Did you know domestic cats kill over 1 billion song birds a year?
Did you know your bird feeder kills birds? By spreading disease and pestilence. Also it makes it easier for cats to get them.
Did you know over 350 pharmaceuticals are made from animal products?
That many kinds of cosmetics are made from animal products?
Did you know that house you live in, the highway you drive on and the stores you go to all took away animal habitat?
So shut it fools!
I think hunting should be (if it isn't already) considered a sport. It is physically demanding, takes talent, you have to build up skill, you have to sink a fair bit of money into it usually. It also is the main theme to many shows on sports-carrying networks.
This is a question of opinions. I love hunting, you might think it's wrong. You might be a vegetarian, I love a nice big steak. You might like basketball, and I like football. Although I don't think ';sport'; is the correct term for hunting. I think it should be hobby or pasttime. Everyone has different views on the way they think the world should be. One persons view may not be anothers. So there is no real answer to your question.
Sure it should be a sport. The license fees and revenues generated by hunters do more for game and non-game species in terms of habitat restoration, etc. than any anti-hunting organization ever has. Wildlife numbers have reached the point where hunting is a necessary tool in some areas to prevent overpopulation. Some of the DC suburbs in VA, for example are on the verge of a deer population explosion now and the deer are a real nuisance in terms of auto accidents, ruined landscaping, etc. Ever since California in its infinite wisdom decided to ban the hunting of mountain lions, attacks on humans (especially children and women) have been on the rise.
I have nothing against hunting, per say...
However, I don't see the sport of sitting in a tree stand for 8 hours, sleeping on and off, waiting for a deer to walk underneath you so that you can shoot it in the neck.
To me, the sport of it is in the skill it takes to track, wait, and shoot accurately, with the animal always having the opportunity to elude you.
Hunting is definitely a sport. Only when its practiced correctly. People who poach or bait deer (like Hank Parker) should not call themselves sportsmen. Only lazy people who could care less about conservation and the hunting tradition do those two things.
Who says it shouldn't be....
i just love these animal rights people, trying to get people to stop hunting,
not only is hunting a sport, for lots of us, it is a way of life.
if the animal rights, tree huggers, spent as much time, managing their own life, as they do, trying to stop hunting %26amp; fishing, they would find out that they would have more than enough to do, without trying to tell their fellow man, to stop their way of life.
aminal rights people, have enough of their own problems, without pestering sportsmen %26amp; sportswomen
I believe in the Constitution of the United States, and the General Statutes that regulate our secured freedoms....Hunting is one of those secured freedoms, and legal in all of the 50 states. It is a freedom of choice, and one can participate, or not......Freedom of speech, freedom from search and seizure, freedom to travel, freedom to vote, all are secured by the same Constitution......If we abolish even one of our freedoms, what is to stop other freedoms from coming under scrutiny?................Hunting is not a sport, but a secured freedom under our Constitution......
hunting shouldnt be a sport, its barbaric in my opinion, all bloodsports should be banned.... they made a very good descision on banning fox hunting in uk, now they and their dogs have to go around chasing fake foxes, haha and their point being?? nutters
mr sturdly, how would u like it if the hunters used u as a moving target? im sure u wud be ok with that then yes?
It's only a sport if the animals can shoot back.
Would hockey be a sport if one side had no goalie?
hunting should not be a sport thats just mean do you think hunting should be a sport
should not be hurting other species for your own enjoyment.eye makeup
Define Sport:
Sport is an activity that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often engaged in competitively. Sports commonly refer to activities where the physical capabilities of the competitor are the sole or primary determiner of the outcome (winning or losing), but the term is also used to include activities such as mind sports and motor sports where mental acuity or equipment quality are major factors.
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Now that we know that we have to look at the facts and not the feelings !
1. Hunting is governed by a set of rules and laws.
2. Hunting requires that the hunter use abilities that he or she must learn to overcome the abilities of the hunted and their keen talents.
3. Hunting is not killing everything you see. If your ';hunting';, your looking for a trophy or specific target. The ';If its brown its down'; attitude does not apply here and by the above defined, hunting is with out a doubt a sport. The hunter can win, or the hunted can win. It all depends on whos the best that day ! Even with guns, knives, bows, sticks and a high cap brain, the human is still highly out matched by a majority of the animals on this panet.Why should hunting be/not be a sport?
';Think for yourselves and let others enjoy the privilege to do so too.'; No Hunter ever needs to justify or apologize to Anyone, Anywhere, at Anytime for participating in the beloved Sport of Hunting.* Some people Hunt and some people choose not to Hunt.* Thats all that needs to be said about Hunting.*
Why should being gay be allowed?
Hunting draws on many different things learned in life. You need to be physically fit you need to know how to read a map use a GPS operate a ATV you need to know survival skills.
Did you know that SGT York was a farm boy that grew up shooting.
Carlos Hathcock one of the best snipers to every wear a USMC uniform grew up hunting and fishing.
I tell you what, I will drop you off in the middle of the Rockie Mtns. with a rifle, ammo, knife and basic supplies. You need to make it back to civilization before you die can you do it. That is a map and compass not a cell phone or GPS (Not that you would know how to use one anyways). You need to read your map find food and water protect yourself from being eaten and bild shelter and then leave no traces of where you stayed can you do it?
So untill you have been hunting or been to a range do not come around and letcture me about hunting.
Dang Bunny Huggin Tree lovers.
hunting should definitely be a sport. the team should consist of all these stupid redneck hillbilly hunters, the rules: everybody vs. everybody . id pay to watch that.
Uh...have you ever been hunting? IT'S TOTALLY A SPORT!! Just because you can't watch people hunt on television or something doesn't mean it's not a sport, why wouldn't it be?
A sport is an athletic activity that requires skill or prowess. Hunting requires some measure of physical fitness and a LOT of tact and skill. It's something people do for fun. I vote, a SPORT.
What is a sport?
I definitely consider hunting a sport...and an acceptable one, at that. However, it is like any other interest, some people dig it, some people don't. I have a 14 - yr - old who hates it, but loves basketball %26amp; baseball. I personally don't like those sports. My husband %26amp; I both hunt %26amp; fish. We love it. We take the time to buy the right gear, scout for the right areas, make a strategy, %26amp; go for the hunt. We have a large family, too. Therefore, we don't go hunting just for the ';trophy'; like some. Where we live, people kill whitetail deer, cut their heads off, %26amp; throw the bodies away. They just want the racks. That IS wrong %26amp; illegal. We not only like the meat, but our family depends on it to get through the winter's hard times.
Lastly, if you are a spiritual person, the Bible says that God gives us the animals for that reason. The only thing is that you are not supposed to drink the blood of any being.
Hope this helps. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.
It is a sport. There is a lot of skill and patience involved in hunting, as well as physical activity. the communication between a hunter and his retriever is something to see! Basically, hunting is a sport as long as it is done ethically, and the meat is used.
It should be a sport. Your shooting at a moving target. Not to mention waiting for that moving target to show up.
Yes its a sport. And so is going to the hunter forum and bugging the hell out of sportsmen and women.
Anti hunters are way out there! They use animal products every day and have no clue.
And those animals could not run away. They waited their turn to be killed; no chance, no honor, no respect, just dead.
There will be thousands of deer that will starve to death this winter. If you love animals so much why don鈥檛 you feed all of them?
Did you know domestic cats kill over 1 billion song birds a year?
Did you know your bird feeder kills birds? By spreading disease and pestilence. Also it makes it easier for cats to get them.
Did you know over 350 pharmaceuticals are made from animal products?
That many kinds of cosmetics are made from animal products?
Did you know that house you live in, the highway you drive on and the stores you go to all took away animal habitat?
So shut it fools!
I think hunting should be (if it isn't already) considered a sport. It is physically demanding, takes talent, you have to build up skill, you have to sink a fair bit of money into it usually. It also is the main theme to many shows on sports-carrying networks.
This is a question of opinions. I love hunting, you might think it's wrong. You might be a vegetarian, I love a nice big steak. You might like basketball, and I like football. Although I don't think ';sport'; is the correct term for hunting. I think it should be hobby or pasttime. Everyone has different views on the way they think the world should be. One persons view may not be anothers. So there is no real answer to your question.
Sure it should be a sport. The license fees and revenues generated by hunters do more for game and non-game species in terms of habitat restoration, etc. than any anti-hunting organization ever has. Wildlife numbers have reached the point where hunting is a necessary tool in some areas to prevent overpopulation. Some of the DC suburbs in VA, for example are on the verge of a deer population explosion now and the deer are a real nuisance in terms of auto accidents, ruined landscaping, etc. Ever since California in its infinite wisdom decided to ban the hunting of mountain lions, attacks on humans (especially children and women) have been on the rise.
I have nothing against hunting, per say...
However, I don't see the sport of sitting in a tree stand for 8 hours, sleeping on and off, waiting for a deer to walk underneath you so that you can shoot it in the neck.
To me, the sport of it is in the skill it takes to track, wait, and shoot accurately, with the animal always having the opportunity to elude you.
Hunting is definitely a sport. Only when its practiced correctly. People who poach or bait deer (like Hank Parker) should not call themselves sportsmen. Only lazy people who could care less about conservation and the hunting tradition do those two things.
Who says it shouldn't be....
i just love these animal rights people, trying to get people to stop hunting,
not only is hunting a sport, for lots of us, it is a way of life.
if the animal rights, tree huggers, spent as much time, managing their own life, as they do, trying to stop hunting %26amp; fishing, they would find out that they would have more than enough to do, without trying to tell their fellow man, to stop their way of life.
aminal rights people, have enough of their own problems, without pestering sportsmen %26amp; sportswomen
I believe in the Constitution of the United States, and the General Statutes that regulate our secured freedoms....Hunting is one of those secured freedoms, and legal in all of the 50 states. It is a freedom of choice, and one can participate, or not......Freedom of speech, freedom from search and seizure, freedom to travel, freedom to vote, all are secured by the same Constitution......If we abolish even one of our freedoms, what is to stop other freedoms from coming under scrutiny?................Hunting is not a sport, but a secured freedom under our Constitution......
hunting shouldnt be a sport, its barbaric in my opinion, all bloodsports should be banned.... they made a very good descision on banning fox hunting in uk, now they and their dogs have to go around chasing fake foxes, haha and their point being?? nutters
mr sturdly, how would u like it if the hunters used u as a moving target? im sure u wud be ok with that then yes?
It's only a sport if the animals can shoot back.
Would hockey be a sport if one side had no goalie?
hunting should not be a sport thats just mean do you think hunting should be a sport
should not be hurting other species for your own enjoyment.
I am moving to Guam. I heard there are some deer there. How is the hunting? Can I take one with a crossbow?
Deer hunting in GuamI am moving to Guam. I heard there are some deer there. How is the hunting? Can I take one with a crossbow?
I don't remember any deer when I was there. Just wild (booney)dogs and (booney) pigs. And the snakes.
I heard you could hunt the pigs - I don't know about a crossbow, though.
It's funny, the power went out all the time (this was in the late 80s), and any time anything of that nature happened, it was blamed on the snakes. I thought it was a joke, and it took me 6 months to figure out it wasn't. Apparently the Brown Tree Snake came to the island many years ago on ships, ate all the birds, and thrives there. The power transformers aren't very well protected, so periodically a snake will get in there and short out half the island.
If you really want to have some fun, get into diving and snorkeling. There is a lot to see there under the water. My hubby and I went on a somewhat long hike one day down a small mountain through the jungle. The terrain flattened out and opened up and not too far beyond that there was a cave with some concrete steps leading up to it. Inside was a beautiful freshwater grotto - truly one of the most amazing sights I've ever seen. Don't miss it - sorry, I can't remember the name.
Have fun! Hafa adai!
Also, if you can't remember someone's name, you can pretty much cover it with Mr. or Ms. Leon, Guerrero, or Leon-Guerrero.
Oh, if you're an unmarried guy, prepare yourself. The native women are all after an American husband.
Don't pick up any women thumbing a ride on the non-military roads. No decent Chamorro women would be caught dead doing that, so it's probably a man.
The roads are all made of coral, so don't speed in a rainstorm. They're slick as snot. Especially if it hasn't rained in a few days. If it's dry nobody pays attention to the island-wide 35 mph speed limit. If it's wet, some people still don't pay attention, but there are fools everywhere.I am moving to Guam. I heard there are some deer there. How is the hunting? Can I take one with a crossbow?
I agree completely with Jill C. I was stationed on Guam for about a year and a half in 1952/53 (yeah, a l-o-n-g time ago!) and there were certainly no deer at that time, but lots of pigs and snakes. Snorkeling is the greatest!
only wooden club is allowed. no crossbow or shotgun.
How about you consider what beautiful creatures Deer are. Ask yourself how many Deer have wounded or murdered any members of your family. Consider that they are God's creatures put on Earth to live their lives in peace, without some sad individual ending their life for his own pointless, weird, purpose.
I don't remember any deer when I was there. Just wild (booney)dogs and (booney) pigs. And the snakes.
I heard you could hunt the pigs - I don't know about a crossbow, though.
It's funny, the power went out all the time (this was in the late 80s), and any time anything of that nature happened, it was blamed on the snakes. I thought it was a joke, and it took me 6 months to figure out it wasn't. Apparently the Brown Tree Snake came to the island many years ago on ships, ate all the birds, and thrives there. The power transformers aren't very well protected, so periodically a snake will get in there and short out half the island.
If you really want to have some fun, get into diving and snorkeling. There is a lot to see there under the water. My hubby and I went on a somewhat long hike one day down a small mountain through the jungle. The terrain flattened out and opened up and not too far beyond that there was a cave with some concrete steps leading up to it. Inside was a beautiful freshwater grotto - truly one of the most amazing sights I've ever seen. Don't miss it - sorry, I can't remember the name.
Have fun! Hafa adai!
Also, if you can't remember someone's name, you can pretty much cover it with Mr. or Ms. Leon, Guerrero, or Leon-Guerrero.
Oh, if you're an unmarried guy, prepare yourself. The native women are all after an American husband.
Don't pick up any women thumbing a ride on the non-military roads. No decent Chamorro women would be caught dead doing that, so it's probably a man.
The roads are all made of coral, so don't speed in a rainstorm. They're slick as snot. Especially if it hasn't rained in a few days. If it's dry nobody pays attention to the island-wide 35 mph speed limit. If it's wet, some people still don't pay attention, but there are fools everywhere.I am moving to Guam. I heard there are some deer there. How is the hunting? Can I take one with a crossbow?
I agree completely with Jill C. I was stationed on Guam for about a year and a half in 1952/53 (yeah, a l-o-n-g time ago!) and there were certainly no deer at that time, but lots of pigs and snakes. Snorkeling is the greatest!
only wooden club is allowed. no crossbow or shotgun.
How about you consider what beautiful creatures Deer are. Ask yourself how many Deer have wounded or murdered any members of your family. Consider that they are God's creatures put on Earth to live their lives in peace, without some sad individual ending their life for his own pointless, weird, purpose.
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