http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/...g-grid10|htmlws-main-bb|dl11|sec3_lnk3|113480
Be careful out there guys.
Be careful out there guys.
You better "Mozambique" that deer
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yellowfin
Pro 2A Gastronome
Something interesting to note is at the bottom of the article, how there were 300,000 fewer hunting licenses than in 1992. That's a horrible problem.
kalister1
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They all get their meat at the store, where no animals are harmed.
alucard0822
For great Justice
Might indeed be down, but depends on their numbers. In PA, at a couple hearings for hunting/gun stuff the antis spout that the numbers are down, about 100K/10% from 2000-2010, and for modern firearms, this is true, but they don't mention archery/muzzleloader and bear licenses are up about 100K, or about 20% in the same time frame. There are just a many hunters, they just hunt with different weapons or different species.
Mrhyde
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kalister1
R.I.P.
WOW, master of the obvious
QuebecoisWolf
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You know, I was sitting there, thinking, "do I dare click the button?" The comments are hidden away like Huffpost is embarrassed of them.
I knew what I was in for, but I clicked anyway. Wow. But then I read a comment from an angry vegetarian about how it's shameful that people were cheering about a decent man's death. That restored my faith in humanity a little.
And then I think: "Why did Huffpost even run this article?" Because they know damn well that most of their readers would laugh and celebrate the death of a Republican gun nut. Hell, we don't even know that he was a Republican or even in the NRA. He could have even been a Fudd who voted Democrat in every election for the last forty years. He might have very well been motivated by a fear of overpopulated deer starving to death and getting hit by cars and planned to donate the venison to a food pantry, but noooo... the Huffpost crowd is laughing about how "he got what he deserved" and "the Reputards are going to be down one redneck."
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