BF2S Forums Hunting and trapping

Extra Medium wrote:

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

Member first, mod second, and poaching is a pussy's game if there's no point but for your enjoyment. Hunt for food or cull if you don't want to be called one.

I don't give a shit about killing deer for food.  The meat tastes good but is tough and stringy with lots of gristle.  Deer are over populated in Oklahoma and frankly I don't like them.  They used to destroy our peanut crop and they still crash through peoples windshields on a regular basis.  I have about the same regard for them as I do for coyotes and coons.  I kill them every time I get the chance and I don't need a reason.  If you don't like it, that's your own business. 

So get mad.  I kill them periodically and leave them to rot.  I kill coons and leave them to rot every chance I get.  I kill coyotes often and strap their dead bodies to telephone poles.  Should I tell you about all the hogs I've killed, domestic and wild?  What about horses or cows?  I've killed a bunch.  The emu maybe?

Call PETA and share a tear.

Extra Medium wrote:

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

Member first, mod second, and poaching is a pussy's game if there's no point but for your enjoyment. Hunt for food or cull if you don't want to be called one.

I don't give a shit about killing deer for food.  The meat tastes good but is tough and stringy with lots of gristle.  Deer are over populated in Oklahoma and frankly I don't like them.  They used to destroy our peanut crop and they still crash through peoples windshields on a regular basis.  I have about the same regard for them as I do for coyotes and coons.  I kill them every time I get the chance and I don't need a reason.  If you don't like it, that's your own business. 

So get mad.  I kill them periodically and leave them to rot.  I kill coons and leave them to rot every chance I get.  I kill coyotes often and strap their dead bodies to telephone poles.  Should I tell you about all the hogs I've killed, domestic and wild?  What about horses or cows?  I've killed a bunch.  The emu maybe?

Call PETA and share a tear.

Hunt for food or cull

Hunt for food or cull

Hunt for food or cull

Last edited by Dilbert_X (2013-08-06 03:13:25)

Jay wrote:

Extra Medium wrote:

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

Member first, mod second, and poaching is a pussy's game if there's no point but for your enjoyment. Hunt for food or cull if you don't want to be called one.

I don't give a shit about killing deer for food.  The meat tastes good but is tough and stringy with lots of gristle.  Deer are over populated in Oklahoma and frankly I don't like them.  They used to destroy our peanut crop and they still crash through peoples windshields on a regular basis.  I have about the same regard for them as I do for coyotes and coons.  I kill them every time I get the chance and I don't need a reason.  If you don't like it, that's your own business. 

So get mad.  I kill them periodically and leave them to rot.  I kill coons and leave them to rot every chance I get.  I kill coyotes often and strap their dead bodies to telephone poles.  Should I tell you about all the hogs I've killed, domestic and wild?  What about horses or cows?  I've killed a bunch.  The emu maybe?

Call PETA and share a tear.

You're a sociopath.

Extra Medium wrote:

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

There's a line between animal rights and respectful hunting that you're fuzzing over in favor of bitching about liberals and animal rights activists like a pussy.

Respectful hunting?  So, essentially, I disrespected the animal by murdering it from a car window versus a tree stand?  Or, was it it disrespectful for me to not eat it?  So it is disrespectful for me to kill an animal that other animals will eat versus me killing an animal that other people will eat?  Was it disrespectful for me to kill it in the first place?  That would imply that the deer had done something to deserve respect in the first place.  What has that deer done for me, anyone else, the environment or .....you, ever, in it's entire life?  Nothing.  Would it have?  No.  Has the ecosystem changed as a result of my actions?  Yes, there are a large group of various animals that were able to feed themselves due to my actions.  If anything, I culled an overpopulated animal and fed a group of evenly or under populated animals.

Argue with that.

THAT is why I hate you libtard idiots.  Double standards, shitty logic, lack of knowledge.  Go watch Bambi again crybaby.

So get mad.  I kill them periodically and leave them to rot.  I kill coons and leave them to rot every chance I get.  I kill coyotes often and strap their dead bodies to telephone poles.

Extra Medium wrote:

I poach a lot. [...] I think I killed a 10 pointer once but there was a SUV coming down the road that I was worried might be a game warden, so I left it and didn't come back.

Also, prepare your anus for the libtard crowd coming in here telling you what an evil, backwater redneck you are for killing bambi.

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

Cull is fucking fine. What isn't is bragging about it like it's the best fucking thing in the world. "Yep! I sure avoided the game warden." Thanks to you guys hikers end up finding hidden piles of carcasses in the woods. Sometimes not far from the road. Great fucking service to public health.

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

But what they are right about is that human hunters' tendency to go after the healthiest, best-looking specimens does not help that species or the environment as a whole.

Extra Medium wrote:

there are a large group of various animals that were able to feed themselves due to my actions.  If anything, I culled an overpopulated animal and fed a group of evenly or under populated animals.

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

The burden of getting yourself out of the pit you dug is yours.

Extra Medium wrote:

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

The burden of getting yourself out of the pit you dug is yours.

hahahaha

It's the pit of cares and it is bottomless and empty.