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Re: Ethical harvest??
[Re: WI Outdoors]
#8271631
11/26/24 09:46 AM
11/26/24 09:46 AM
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South Ga - Almost Florida
Swamp Wolf
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How many acres is the high fence area? I know a guy that hunted high fence in Africa. He drove for an hour and didn't see it. The area was that big. It protected the animals from some disease from outside the area. I'd say that is the exception to a high fence area (that large), but still the game there is not free range.
Thank God For Your Blessings! Never Half-Arse Anything!
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Re: Ethical harvest??
[Re: Savell]
#8271639
11/26/24 10:04 AM
11/26/24 10:04 AM
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Joined: Feb 2014
Ky
jbyrd63
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Ky
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The only ethical way to kill a deer is if you run the deer down,and kill it with a spear,Like Savell does! … I’ve taken to slippin up on em with an axe handle Nephew you going to get shot!!! Better stay out of some ones pumpkin patch ! Great pumpkin will Charlie Brown your behind
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Re: Ethical harvest??
[Re: Swamp Wolf]
#8271694
11/26/24 11:02 AM
11/26/24 11:02 AM
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MI
trappingthomas
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MI
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How many acres is the high fence area? I know a guy that hunted high fence in Africa. He drove for an hour and didn't see it. The area was that big. It protected the animals from some disease from outside the area. I'd say that is the exception to a high fence area (that large), but still the game there is not free range. What is the difference? This is not an ethics issue. It is a skill or bragging rights issue. I have taken many young kids and even cityiots in small fenced hunts for pigs. My daughters learned to put a clean kill shot on a animal twice their size. Some of the city folk where bordering the anti side just because of the culture of their neighborhood. I can name a dozen or so that now have "northern hunt camps" that they take extended family to. They learned, in very simple and controlled environment, where meat comes from and felt empowered in the fact that they were the person that brought home the bacon. Beats the heck out of walking through a grocery store meat section. Ever visited a mass producing meat farm? That is were the anti's get most of there bullets. Can't believe we are debating ethics on a legal shot animal no matter where it is taken. Yikes!
Last edited by trappingthomas; 11/26/24 07:26 PM.
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Re: Ethical harvest??
[Re: 2zwudz]
#8271713
11/26/24 11:18 AM
11/26/24 11:18 AM
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Joined: Apr 2009
South Ga - Almost Florida
Swamp Wolf
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I'm not debating anything. To each his own as long as it's legal.
Once your kids learn shooting skills on live animals.. you gonna teach them how to hunt wild, free ranging critters?
Thank God For Your Blessings! Never Half-Arse Anything!
Resource Protection Service
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Re: Ethical harvest??
[Re: Swamp Wolf]
#8271756
11/26/24 12:00 PM
11/26/24 12:00 PM
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Joined: Dec 2006
MI
trappingthomas
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MI
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I'm not debating anything. To each his own as long as it's legal.
Once your kids learn shooting skills on live animals.. you gonna teach them how to hunt wild, free ranging critters?
Girls were running traps long before they shot hogs. Every other critter been shot as well. All but Sarah. That girl don't want to kill nothing. Mommy's daughter I guess. lol
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Re: Ethical harvest??
[Re: Providence Farm]
#8274584
11/29/24 06:25 PM
11/29/24 06:25 PM
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Joined: Feb 2020
Indiana
Providence Farm
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Indiana
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Just thought about mor to add. My inlawas now live in my old house where my daughter shot a few deer out off the bathroom window. The last few years my mother inlaw and brother inlaw have shot the deer they have ksislled out of the bathroom window or garage they built window. The only reason that window was put in the garage was so they could shoot deer out of it. It's all about proper planning. My mother in law shot a big doe out of the bathroom window again on Thanksgiving after we left. got to say that house is the most expensive deer stand I have ever bought but it multi year round use.
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Re: Ethical harvest??
[Re: WI Outdoors]
#8274600
11/29/24 06:43 PM
11/29/24 06:43 PM
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Joined: Feb 2023
Maine
NaturesTonic
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Maine
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Did you break any laws? If not, you're fine. Big problem with society today… going by what the law says is ethical instead of having your own moral compass
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Re: Ethical harvest??
[Re: 2zwudz]
#8274608
11/29/24 06:52 PM
11/29/24 06:52 PM
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Joined: Dec 2006
Northern Maine
Bruce T
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Northern Maine
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How about just supporting each other on a legal shot and way of hunting instead of just your own way to hunt.Bad enough fighting all the antis.Even if you don't like that way to hunt support them anyways.The antis will get us one at a time.The other guys way to hunt gets outlawed guess what?Yours is next.
NRA,NTA,MTA,FTA
#1 goal=Trap a wolverine
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Re: Ethical harvest??
[Re: gcs]
#8275168
11/30/24 11:14 AM
11/30/24 11:14 AM
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Indiana
Providence Farm
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Indiana
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You have a problem with commercial fishermen catching food for people that don't fish??? is that how you take what he wrote? It's very clear a migratory fish moves. It's restricted heavily for individuals to harvest in part if it's range for the species supposed protection but a shirt distance away the same fish have no restrictions even for large scale harvest. Seems like a huge double standard at best. He is clearly referring to contradiction in laws. Yet you seem to want to act like he has an issue with commercial fishing and that takes a very big leap from what he wrote
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Re: Ethical harvest??
[Re: Providence Farm]
#8275327
11/30/24 02:42 PM
11/30/24 02:42 PM
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Joined: Feb 2023
Maine
NaturesTonic
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Maine
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[quote=gcs]You have a problem with commercial fishermen catching food for people that don't fish??? is that how you take what he wrote? It's very clear a migratory fish moves. It's restricted heavily for individuals to harvest in part if it's range for the species supposed protection but a shirt distance away the same fish have no restrictions even for large scale harvest. Seems like a huge double standard at best. He is clearly referring to contradiction in laws. Yet you seem to want to act like he has an issue with commercial fishing and that takes a very big leap from what he wrote Thank you providence farm for articulating my point well.
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Re: Ethical harvest??
[Re: gcs]
#8275342
11/30/24 02:59 PM
11/30/24 02:59 PM
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Alaska
AK Timber Tramp
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Alaska
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Deckhands ain't fishermen, lol I feel your pain.  Deckhands aren't even most of the issue, they should be out to sea mostly. The processors are the real issue, land based or floating. I can't say all fish processors are bad people, but all bad people have had a job processing fish lol
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Re: Ethical harvest??
[Re: 2zwudz]
#8275353
11/30/24 03:21 PM
11/30/24 03:21 PM
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Joined: Dec 2010
Armpit, ak
Dirt
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Armpit, ak
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So the chinook salmon in the pacific northwest to alaska are in a severe decline. In the gulf of alaska thousands of chinook are legal harverted or killed that are from WA,OR. and B.C. it appears to be legal, because the State only has escapement goals for Alaska fish, not other peoples fish.
Who is John Galt?
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