Tool Fails To Use Correct Tool.

[CountDeMoney]

Bow hunters are the dumbest collection of hunting ass fucks, as they are not nearly as proficient as they should be or think they are, and proper bow hunting requires the most talent and skill, not just in aiming but tracking the kill down.

I do not totally disagree with this.  As a hunter I think you owe it to the animal to strive for the cleanest, quickest kill possible and it seems that bow hunters often tend to be lacking in this area.

I'm so OCD about lining up the perfect shot I've never actually shot a deer myself

  Always looking for the pink mist, huh.  That's the thing about bow-hunting, you've got to get that oblique angle just right, or it just won't work.

Well, at least true bow hunters are as concerned about the issue;  bad bow hunters give the good ones a bad reputation.  I worked with a guy that was such a good bow hunter, the deer doesn't even realize it;  passes straight through the heart or the main artery, runs a bit, and lays down and dies.  Doesn't do it just for sport, either.  Actually eats the fucker.  And he will narc out bow hunters to the DNR that are just goofing around.

[Viking]

Nugent seems determined to make his prophecy self-fulfilling by breaking the law.

[derspiess]

Well, at least true bow hunters are as concerned about the issue;  bad bow hunters give the good ones a bad reputation.  I worked with a guy that was such a good bow hunter, the deer doesn't even realize it;  passes straight through the heart or the main artery, runs a bit, and lays down and dies. 

I've seen hunting shows where they get shots like that on bear.  Friggin' arrow goes clean through and the bear can barely take a couple steps before it falls.

Doesn't do it just for sport, either.  Actually eats the fucker.  And he will narc out bow hunters to the DNR that are just goofing around.

Everyone I know who hunts deer eats what they kill.  Thankfully my uncle can butcher a deer in his sleep (and probably has), so if I get one on his farm I'll come home with as much deer meat as I can fit in my cooler. 

[derspiess]

Nugent seems determined to make his prophecy self-fulfilling by breaking the law.

Not really.  This was a pretty minor infraction. 

[crazy canuck]

I think that would be my biggest issue with hunting.  It not so much killing it for its meat - I would probably really enjoy the eating part.  Its that I have never shot a gun, never mind try to kill something with it and I would likely make a horrible botch up of the whole thing.

[mongers]

Headlines aren't sentences, tool.

Thanks for reminding me you should go on my ignore list, tool. 

[CountDeMoney]

Thankfully my uncle can butcher a deer in his sleep (and probably has), so if I get one on his farm I'll come home with as much deer meat as I can fit in my cooler.

Oh man, nothing beats good venison sausage, with some monterrey jack threaded in.

[DGuller]

I think that would be my biggest issue with hunting.  It not so much killing it for its meat - I would probably really enjoy the eating part.  Its that I have never shot a gun, never mind try to kill something with it and I would likely make a horrible botch up of the whole thing.

You can do what Trump sons did, and arrange a hunt where you basically execute the animal.  You're probably rich enough for that.

[crazy canuck]

I am not sure what the point of that would be.

[Ed Anger]

I'd like to release Polacks and Slavs in a fenced in yard and shoot them from a second story window.

[DGuller]

I am not sure what the point of that would be.

You can feel like a man, without putting yourself through unnecessary hardship and danger.

[mongers]

I am not sure what the point of that would be.

Do much of the leisure pursuits of the rich and famous have a point, other than perhaps as acts of vanity ?

[Razgovory]

Ted Nugent and the Ghost of Christmas Past

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0UY4tHHb4o

[MadImmortalMan]

I am not sure what the point of that would be.

You wouldn't risk getting arrested for allowing the thing to escape.

[crazy canuck]

Do much of the leisure pursuits of the rich and famous have a point, other than perhaps as acts of vanity ?

I dont know.  If DGuller puts me into that categorie I would like to think that coaching (my main leisure pursuit now that I cant ski) isnt all vanity.

I would have to concede that my other main leisure pursuit of drinking wine has no redeeming quality, other than supporting a worthwhile industry, but I dont see much vanity in that - other than sharing a good bottle with friends now and then.