Animal Rights Group Takes Joy in Death of Hunter

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Not all animal rights believers are out-of-control wackjobs (the refuge director and the volunteers and workers who keep the refuge running are a good example of non-wackjob types).

Your friend the refuge director is an example of someone who believes in animal welfare, which is how the original animal rights movement started - to fight abuse, neglect, cruelty, etc.

Now the animal rights movement is mainly run by extremists who don't believe that animals should be exploited by people for any reason, whether it's as food, service animals (think police and SAR K9's), or recreation (e.g. horseback riding).
 
That does it. I'm getting a hunting license this year. Something cute will die.

Beerslurpy, come up to Wisconsin and hunt zone 71, AKA Richland county. I got four free tags when I bought my license last night.
 
Yeah I hunt Jackson County, WI. $3 Herd reduction antlerless tags, earn-a-buck. CWD units are even better.
 
I have only two things to say to the people of that site:

1. You are SICK for taking pleasure in the death of another human being.

2.
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To read about people rejoicing over another person's death.....Then to say he deserved it! What a bunch of insensitive bastards!
 
Anyone who values an animal's life over a human life is just nuts.
I agree as far as AN animal's life over A human life. By the same token, if I have to choose whether to save you or one of my kids from eminent death, sorry Charlie. But I can still hold that the species is just as valuable as ours.

Maybe more. As has been stated better by others, the World would hardly miss our species, but let it try to get by without the dung beetles...
 
One thing I've noticed is the further people are from the wild, the more they're prone to view it through a distorted lense. Some end up believing all the wild animals are romping around talking to each other, others end up believing the wild animals are all out to kill us. The solution to these warped views is more exposure to wild things in true wilderness. I'd love to reintroduce brown bear to California, for example.
 
One thing I've noticed is the further people are from the wild, the more they're prone to view it through a distorted lense. Some end up believing all the wild animals are romping around talking to each other, others end up believing the wild animals are all out to kill us. The solution to these warped views is more exposure to wild things in true wilderness. I'd love to reintroduce brown bear to California, for example.

The problem is, we have tamed our Black Bears in places like Yosemite, where they are a dangerous nuisance. It's OUR fault, but people think, "Bigger bears just mean bigger danger."
 
That was truly disgusting. Justice has been served!?!?!? One more 'dangerous' person off the streets!?!? What kind of BS is that?

Why do I have an urge to thread-bomb them with articles of pitbulls that have been put down after attacking a person... Truly disgusting.
 
The problem is, we have tamed our Black Bears in places like Yosemite, where they are a dangerous nuisance. It's OUR fault, but people think, "Bigger bears just mean bigger danger."

That's the fault of the National Park Service. They've done the same thing in the parts of Alaska they occupy. The NPS needs to be axed completely and that problem would be solved.
 
That's the fault of the National Park Service. They've done the same thing in the parts of Alaska they occupy. The NPS needs to be axed completely and that problem would be solved.

Ever read the history of wildlife management at Yellowstone? It's been a series of massive screwups from day one 'til now, just like timber management, where they "saved the trees" until they all burned to a crisp and no one could stop them.

The NPS, unfortunately, is far too guilty of the same unrealistic view of nature that "city folk" have. The NPS ought to know better.
 
I sent em' some photo's that will really make em' angry.

The mag in the AR is permanently fixed at 3 rds, BTW.

:uhoh: oh that wasn't too nice....

Was that AR in .223? wth were you shooting those rabbits with to do that much damage?
 
Now that wasn't very high road of you *trying not to laugh*

The sausages pic just kills me :D
 
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