[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: Shooting
- From: "pmick12" <pmick12@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <cnnpmm2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, <showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 03 Dec 2009 00:16:40 -0500
No, I wouldn't. Neither would I condemn all hunters because of some morons.
As I said earlier today, there are morons showing dogs,
and breeding them, too.
What I've seen here since Brenda bragged on Kaitlyn's prowess is a lot
of people trying to insult others. For what I consider stupid reasons. Not
all hunters are bad...and not all those who condemn hunting are too clever,
either.
And while each side is entitled to its beliefs, I don't think it's
necessary to insult and belittle the other side. My point was that
there's an answer to everything, even if it doesn't please everyone. We are
entitled to our individual beliefs. I don't hunt with a gun, altho I spent
a great deal of my life foxhunting from horseback. And if anyone who wants
to bring me a couple of venison roasts, or better, bear (properly cleaned
and with all fat removed so it doesn't turn rancid the minute the heat gets
to it) or send me some geese or fat ducks, I'll happily accept them.
And one acre lots don't sound like good hunting territory to me....wasn't
there a law against firing a gun within so many feet or yards of
an occupied dwelling? Obviously the hunter in your yard was a moron...you
should have let him have it with some buckshot.
Peggy
----- Original Message -----
From: <cnnpmm2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>>
> Oh come on, Peggy. You know darn well that's not the same thing! How
> would you feel if it was your horse that was shot? Would you feel exactly
> the same way if your horse was struck by lighting vs. killed by a man with
> a gun hunting illegally on your land?
>
> I know the deer herds need to be thinned, but I've run across way too many
> hunters who act irresponsibly. When my horse was shot, we lived on
> private land where no hunting was allowed. NO HUNTING signs posted
> everywhere. The last place we lived, I looked out the window and saw a
> hunter running across our front yard chasing and shooting at a deer. This
> was a neighborhood of one acre lots. Where we live now, once again, we
> caught a hunter running across our yard shooting at a deer. This is
> private property, surrounded by very large horse farms, where no hunting
> is allowed. And, once again, there are NO HUNTING signs posted
> everywhere, but it didn't matter. The guy we caught hunting illegally is
> a Sheriff Deputy. My dogs never run loose, but I'm still afraid they'll
> get shot one day.
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