What Rd
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dem pigs is cute, pink and cuddly, right?


What Rd said:Has anyone else been tempted to read the "negative comments" the kid has received? I was appalled! These supposedly enlightened and caring people are spewing the most hateful and vitriolic rhetoric toward this kid. As if their views toward hunting, guns, and everything related weren't bad enough, these comments are clearly intended to injure this kid. It makes me question their sanity.
There is room in everything for differences of opinion, but the anger and lack of perspective evidenced by these comments actually makes me afraid of these people. Perhaps that is their intent. If so, the effort is misguided. Rather than back away from what frightens me, I get defensive . . . and I'm well armed whether the battle be intellectual or literal.
What Rd said:Has anyone else been tempted to read the "negative comments" the kid has received? I was appalled! These supposedly enlightened and caring people are spewing the most hateful and vitriolic rhetoric toward this kid. As if their views toward hunting, guns, and everything related weren't bad enough, these comments are clearly intended to injure this kid. It makes me question their sanity.
There is room in everything for differences of opinion, but the anger and lack of perspective evidenced by these comments actually makes me afraid of these people. Perhaps that is their intent. If so, the effort is misguided. Rather than back away from what frightens me, I get defensive . . . and I'm well armed whether the battle be intellectual or literal.
IndyXJ said:Apparently it wasn't in the wild but a commercial hunting preserve. Lame.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/article1845385.ece
He said that he shot the animal eight times with a .50calibre revolver and chased it for three hours through hilly woods before finishing it off with a point-blank shot. The animal died in a creek bed on the 2,500-acre Lost Creek Plantation, a commercial hunting preserve near the city of Delta.
Gil BullyKatz said:Must've been one of those "canned hunt" places where yuppies from places like suburban detroit can go and pretend to be real men...
Gil BullyKatz said:Must've been one of those "canned hunt" places where yuppies from places like suburban detroit can go and pretend to be real men...
Kid's prolly a guide there.
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woody said:Come on down to Tellico in hog season... we'll camp out in the woods & see what we can blast.
Your brother has a whole lot bigger Cajones than I do. I always thought I was brave stalking one with a .308 bolt action and a .44 mag backup. Most of the guys around here, when hunting them on the ground use auto loaders.TrueBlueXJ said:I'd say judging by the scale of the surroundings that the kid's at least 6-8 feet behind the boar, making him look smaller and thus the boar look bigger. No doubt it's a big effin boar, but there's some exaggeration here.
And all the things about them being vicious are very true. My brother builds longbows (and writes songs about hunting, the outdoors etc. - myspace.com/thesingingbowyer) and for his 30th birthday my family sent him on a boar hunt in southern Tennesee. He was the only guy there hunting with a long bow (or a bow of any kind), and everybody told him he was crazy. The rest of the group had already got their kills that day and the guide was about to order everyone to pack it in when they heard a big male foraging down below the rock face they were standing on. My brother went down around to the bottom and started walking toward this narrow crevice filled with laurel. The guide drove the hog out toward him and just as it broke through the laurel it started to put its head down (not a good sign). My brother drew his bow and got it right in the left shoulder and it let out a squeal, hit the ground, and slid to a stop in front of my brother's feet. All the guys who told him he was nuts were hootin' and hollerin' from the rocks above.