Question: does a hunter need a permit to bag another hunter?


I think they should be allowed to shoot each other without a permit. I also
would not require deer to get permits to shoot the hunters either. If you kill
an animal just for the fun (sport) of it, then the same should be done to
you....period.

Does the same hold true for those who catch and kill fish for fun? Many of
these "sportsmen" believe it is ok as long as you release the fish, in
reality a large percent of those released fish die. Maybe we should train
Orcas to destroy fishing boats to even the odds and make it a real sport.


"Chris" wrote in message
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Question: does a hunter need a permit to bag another hunter?


I think they should be allowed to shoot each other without a permit. I
also
would not require deer to get permits to shoot the hunters either. If you
kill
an animal just for the fun (sport) of it, then the same should be done to
you....period.

On Sat, 06 Sep 2003 13:49:10 GMT, "Bill Cole"
wrote:

e it is ok as long as you release the fish, in
reality a large percent of those released fish die.

Link?

bb

Why do so few people know how to use a search engine? Quicker than you can
type the word "Link" you can find your own Links. For those who do not
understand how to use a search engine, attached is a link:
http://www.ellsworthamerican.com/arc..._09-30-99.html

http://seagrant.gso.uri.edu/factshee...elease_fs.html

http://www.ks-mo-hunt.org/catch_release_fishing.htm

http://adirondackexplorer.org/june2001debatable.html


ps - For a small fee, I will teach anyone how to find there own links.
Sort of teaching a man how to fish.


"bb" wrote in message
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On Sat, 06 Sep 2003 13:49:10 GMT, "Bill Cole"
wrote:

e it is ok as long as you release the fish, in
reality a large percent of those released fish die.

Link?

bb

I think they should be allowed to shoot each other without a permit. I also
would not require deer to get permits to shoot the hunters either. If you
kill
an animal just for the fun (sport) of it, then the same should be done to
you....period.


This doesn't even deserve a reply.

.......BUT....

Look man, I *DON'T* just go out and aimlessly blast any wild animal that I see.
If I want to augment my family's suppliment of food, and it happens to be
turkey season, I will go out and get a turkey for us to eat. You eat turkey at
Thansgiving, don't you?

I don't know of any hunter friends of mine that go out and blast animals for
the sport of it. There are rules and regulations, and a hunter can get heavily
fined and maybe jailed for poaching.

Butch Ammon

This doesn't even deserve a reply.

......BUT....

Look man, I *DON'T* just go out and aimlessly blast any wild animal that I
see.
If I want to augment my family's suppliment of food, and it happens to be
turkey season, I will go out and get a turkey for us to eat. You eat turkey
at
Thansgiving, don't you?

I don't know of any hunter friends of mine that go out and blast animals for
the sport of it. There are rules and regulations, and a hunter can get
heavily
fined and maybe jailed for poaching.

Butch Ammon



If you look at what I wrote I was talking about those who kill animals for the
fun of it, not for the purposes of food. If you like to kill your own food to
save money or because you enjoy it I have no problem with that. I was talking
about those who kill a deer or any animal and just leave it for dead, and
plenty of people do that. Read more carefully next time.

Chris

On 06 Sep 2003 17:42:01 GMT, ospam (Chris) wrote:


This doesn't even deserve a reply.

......BUT....

Look man, I *DON'T* just go out and aimlessly blast any wild animal that I
see.
If I want to augment my family's suppliment of food, and it happens to be
turkey season, I will go out and get a turkey for us to eat. You eat turkey
at
Thansgiving, don't you?

I don't know of any hunter friends of mine that go out and blast animals for
the sport of it. There are rules and regulations, and a hunter can get
heavily
fined and maybe jailed for poaching.

Butch Ammon



If you look at what I wrote I was talking about those who kill animals for the
fun of it, not for the purposes of food. If you like to kill your own food to
save money or because you enjoy it I have no problem with that. I was talking
about those who kill a deer or any animal and just leave it for dead, and
plenty of people do that. Read more carefully next time.

Chris


Chris, I have hunted the better part of 40 years, and I know of no
fellow hunter or "sportsman" who would kill an animal and "just leave
it for dead". If you know of anyone like that, please report them to
your State's wildlife office. If they are breaking the law,
responsible hunters would be happy to see them jailed.

In any leisure activity: boating, fishing, hunting, or even
jet-skiing, it is the irresponsible dolt who casts a bad light on
everyone else.

noah

I have never heard of anyone killing a deer and leaving them there. They
may poach an animal off season, but they always bring it home for the meat.
Chris, sounds like he is allow his emotions to overwhelm his brain. Reminds
me of most of Harry's posts.


"noah" wrote in message
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On 06 Sep 2003 17:42:01 GMT, ospam (Chris) wrote:


This doesn't even deserve a reply.

......BUT....

Look man, I *DON'T* just go out and aimlessly blast any wild animal that
I
see.
If I want to augment my family's suppliment of food, and it happens to
be
turkey season, I will go out and get a turkey for us to eat. You eat
turkey
at
Thansgiving, don't you?

I don't know of any hunter friends of mine that go out and blast animals
for
the sport of it. There are rules and regulations, and a hunter can get
heavily
fined and maybe jailed for poaching.

Butch Ammon



If you look at what I wrote I was talking about those who kill animals
for the
fun of it, not for the purposes of food. If you like to kill your own
food to
save money or because you enjoy it I have no problem with that. I was
talking
about those who kill a deer or any animal and just leave it for dead, and
plenty of people do that. Read more carefully next time.

Chris


Chris, I have hunted the better part of 40 years, and I know of no
fellow hunter or "sportsman" who would kill an animal and "just leave
it for dead". If you know of anyone like that, please report them to
your State's wildlife office. If they are breaking the law,
responsible hunters would be happy to see them jailed.

In any leisure activity: boating, fishing, hunting, or even
jet-skiing, it is the irresponsible dolt who casts a bad light on
everyone else.

noah

I have never heard of anyone killing a deer and leaving them there. They
may poach an animal off season, but they always bring it home for the meat.
Chris, sounds like he is allow his emotions to overwhelm his brain. Reminds
me of most of Harry's posts

So because YOU have not heard of hunters killing an animal and leaving it there
then it doesn't happen? I know several people personally who have done such
things many times. But I guess the fact that YOU don't know anyone who has
means that I must be imagining things, these people I know simply do not really
exist. These are the type of people I was referring to in my post, and as
stated by others here, I think most responsible hunters would agree with my
distaste for these people.

Chris

On 06 Sep 2003 23:35:13 GMT, ospam (Chris) wrote:

I have never heard of anyone killing a deer and leaving them there. They
may poach an animal off season, but they always bring it home for the meat.
Chris, sounds like he is allow his emotions to overwhelm his brain. Reminds
me of most of Harry's posts

So because YOU have not heard of hunters killing an animal and leaving it there
then it doesn't happen? I know several people personally who have done such
things many times. But I guess the fact that YOU don't know anyone who has
means that I must be imagining things, these people I know simply do not really
exist. These are the type of people I was referring to in my post, and as
stated by others here, I think most responsible hunters would agree with my
distaste for these people.

Chris

What, Chris, have you done about it? The actions you speak of would be
considered disgusting by any hunter I've ever heard of. It sounds like you're
associating with some sick individuals. By doing nothing, you're simply enabling
them. If you find their actions offensive, as would any real hunter, then call
the law!

John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD