Richard Casady wrote:
On Tue, 09 Dec 2008 08:25:23 -0500, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:

Next year, you will be talking about the beauty and grace
of watching the deer walk through the forest on a foggy morning,
sighting the deer in your sights, and the feel of cold steel against
your cheek, and then slowly pulling the trigger, just so you can enjoy
the sight of blowing Bambi's brains all over the forest.

Bambi is vermin. They got one car of mine. Go for a country drive
around these parts, and you will see more deer than cats, rabbits,
coons, possoms, and skunks, combined. Lots of cars get roadkilled.

Casady

Deer population definitely need to be managed, I don't hunt, but anyone
who has studied the problem understands the importance of controlling
the deer population and thinning the herd.

The other universally accepted principle of managing wildlife is one
should never feed wildlife, especially do not feed them your table scraps.

I was making fun of Harry's ability to take a strong stand on a issue,
to pretend he has strong moral fiber, and then change his mind quickly,
and take an equally strong stand on the opposite side of the issue, just
because he now wants to participate in that activity.

Harry pretends he loves wildlife, and wants to help them, yet, he choses
to ignore all the experts and feed Huey, Dewey, and Louie, Bambi and
Thumper unhealthy food, encouraging them to lose their natural fear of
humans, just so he can pretend he is helping them.