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  1. 25-01-2013, 02:01 PM #1
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    I would shoot them if I ever got the chance, sure that's not surprising to those of you that know me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    I would shoot them if I ever got the chance, sure that's not surprising to those of you that know me.
    Not surprising at all Toby and as long as what you do is legal then you are entitled to do that as far as I am concerned. What El B and Scouser are reflecting is an attitude that is somewhat akin to my own. I have never shot an animal for its value as a trophy and there are many species of animals that I simply don,t see the point in shooting. That said, I have no issue with those that are trophy hunters and do take those species as I respect their right to pursue their sport as much as I hope they respect my right to simply gather meat for the table.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Not surprising at all Toby and as long as what you do is legal then you are entitled to do that as far as I am concerned. What El B and Scouser are reflecting is an attitude that is somewhat akin to my own. I have never shot an animal for its value as a trophy and there are many species of animals that I simply don,t see the point in shooting. That said, I have no issue with those that are trophy hunters and do take those species as I respect their right to pursue their sport as much as I hope they respect my right to simply gather meat for the table.
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