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  StevieLorna

  Sep 23, 2020

  It means you agree with every word that was said/posted before.

  Im not a fan of hunting for sport either.

  There is far greater pleasure to be had by simply studying nature.

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  Gordy57

  Sep 23, 2020

  As a rural property owner I have shot a great deal of animals, NEVER took pleasure in it. It is a necessity to protect buildings, machinery and crops. Plus population control of them helps stop the spread of disease. Raccoons, possum, woodchuck, squerral, rabbit, chipmunk, gopher, skunk... All can be very destructive.

  And before someone brings up "live trap and release" NO, I am not the type to take my problem and make it someone else's problem!!!

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  Tom D

  Sep 23, 2020

  [quote]As a rural property owner I have shot a great deal of animals, NEVER took pleasure in it. It is a necessity to protect buildings, machinery and crops. Plus population control of them helps stop the spread of disease. Raccoons, possum, woodchuck, squerral, rabbit, chipmunk, gopher, skunk... All can be very destructive. And before someone brings up "live trap and release" NO, I am not the type to take my problem and make it someone else's problem!!![/quote] Do you ever hunt for food? That is different from sport to me, not that I have ever done either one.

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  Lee

  Sep 23, 2020

  AGREED! All meat should come from the grocery store, wrapped in cellophane as nature intended.

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• ME

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  Sep 24, 2020

  [quote]And before someone brings up "live trap and release" NO, I am not the type to take my problem and make it someone else's problem!!![/quote]
  
  You live in MN? The state is full of very rural areas where you can release and the animal will not be anyone else's problem. I had a big problem with bears this year. One was a mama bear with three little cubs. She was trying to break into my garage to get food, any food, for herself and her cubs in the Spring. Do you think I would mindlessly just kill the mama and let the cubs be killed by other bears or starve to death? Of course not. I used my brain to study them and figured out a way to keep them from the garage. They have a right to live as much as anyone else and I live in peace with wildlife. It is way too easy to solve problems with killing but it takes a bit of brainpower to figure out how to solve problems without mindlessly pulling a trigger. A big lie told over and over again to justify killing animals (for fun no doubt) is this nonsense about killing for food. The fact is that the USA throws away over half of all food produced. Yet the killers believe that it is more macho to kill animals for a lie and appear all macho then to go to a food bank to get some of this food, use it, and keep it from the landfills all because of some false sense of pride..

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  nudeyooper

  Sep 24, 2020

  Hunting is big business. It brings a lot of money to rural areas and that is a reason it is perpetuated here. However, what I have seen over the past decade or two is fewer hunters coming just to be able to hunt deer. Even local hunters have cut back and many do not even want the meat. They just want the trophy and the meat gets donated to food banks. Then to put a different perspective on this is that tens of thousands of deer are killed each year in collisions with vehicles. Their bodies lay along the roads and provide food for the eagles and other carrion eaters.

  Wolves have become a blessing in that deer are nuisance animals that devastate gardens and keep body shops in business.

  Live trapping may seem to be humane, but studies have shown that many if not most relocated animals perish in the new surroundings because nature cannot handle any more of the species and the animal residents of an area will tend to drive them away.

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  Gordy57

  Sep 24, 2020

  [quote]And before someone brings up "live trap and release" NO, I am not the type to take my problem and make it someone else's problem!!!You live in MN? The state is full of very rural areas where you can release and the animal will not be anyone else's problem.I had a big problem with bears this year. One was a mama bear with three little cubs. She was trying to break into my garage to get food, any food, for herself and her cubs in the Spring. Do you think I would mindlessly just kill the mama and let the cubs be killed by other bears or starve to death? Of course not. I used my brain to study them and figured out a way to keep them from the garage. They have a right to live as much as anyone else and I live in peace with wildlife. It is way too e asy to solve problems with killing but it takes a bit of brainpower to figure out how to solve problems without mindlessly pulling a trigger.A big lie told over and over again to justify killing animals (for fun no doubt) is this nonsense about killing for food. The fact is that the USA throws away over half of all food produced. Yet the killers believe that it is more macho to kill animals for a lie and appear all macho then to go to a food bank to get some of this food, use it, and keep it from the landfills all because of some false sense of pride.. Exactly, analyzing the situation and using your brain should work, however, some people cannot use their brain so they act according to their shooting/guns culture.[/quote] This just goes to show that not using your brain thing works both ways. You liberal, feel good, city slickers won't even consider the arguments for the need's of population (disease control) and damage control. Bears; that is an absurd argument! They and deer are protected animals outside of official hunting season. I am talking about destructive varmints. Some of which have hunting seasons, but here a property owner can take them any time to protect his property. The part of MN I am in is mostly farmland. Anybody who has a sweet corn patch knows the damage coons, possum, and skunks can do injust a night or two. And you want me to turn them loose in a woodlot where they have easy access to my neighbors corn fields. This should end here and now!!! Just like politics you guy's are going to follow your party line rather than giving someone else any consideration. In short I know I can't convince you I am right, and there is NO way you are going to convince me your right. So there is no need to continue this. Lets get back to what this site is supposed to be about.

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  FullSun

  Sep 25, 2020

  I am not a hunter or even a gun owner, but my son and his wife do hunt. They hunt mostly duck but have gone out for other prey at times. They do use what they kill, filling their freezer with duck and other meat that they use through the year. Ive also known some that live in more rural areas and had problems with raccoons etc. I may not believe in owning a gun or hunting for myself, though I have been trap shooting and to a pistol range. However, I do support those that do for sport when the kill is actually used and not just a trophy. I even support it for self protection in bear country, gator country, etc. There are also times where populations of deer, ducks, etc do get too large inviting disease. However this has pretty much been proven to be a result of wiping out or overly hunting the predatory animals such as wolves and big cats. It all becomes a balancing act because we humans are putting our thumbs on the scales by needing to protect livestock etc. from the predators or over hunting like we did to the Buffalo thus screwing up the natural balance

  The one argument I just cant really accept is owning a gun for self-protection and concealed carry. If you are having to pull a gun out and point it at another human or even threaten that you have it, it is almost guaranteed that there is going to be a bad outcome. I know, there will be arguments about gangs etc.and yes, there will alway be bad players out there, but adding more weapons just exacerbates the problem.

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  Tom D

  Sep 25, 2020

  [quote]There will be plenty of excuses of people supporting killing animals. Anyway if you look at the title of this post is: Hunting nude, its clear this thread is about hunting for pleasure or hobby , I dont think the person creating this thread was so concerned about nudist people being terribly attacked by animal and because of that nudist should hunt naked. ,My opinion is still the same. This thread is stupid and Killing animals for pleasure should be prohibited. Of course there are some situations that we can understand the need to sacrifice and animal but thats not the reason why this thread was created.[/quote] While the OP implied hunting for sport, I don't see why a nudist hunting for food would not prefer to do it naked. As for getting rid of back yard pests, if someone is usually nude in their back yard, why would they put clothes on to shoot something?

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• ME

  Member

  Sep 25, 2020

  [quote]And before someone brings up "live trap and release" NO, I am not the type to take my problem and make it someone else's problem!!!You live in MN? The state is full of very rural areas where you can release and the animal will not be anyone else's problem.I had a big problem with bears this year. One was a mama bear with three little cubs. She was trying to break into my garage to get food, any food, for herself and her cubs in the Spring. Do you think I would mindlessly just kill the mama and let the cubs be killed by other bears or starve to death? Of course not. I used my brain to study them and figured out a way to keep them from the garage. They have a right to live as much as anyone else and I live in peace with wildlife. It is way too e asy to solve problems with killing but it takes a bit of brainpower to figure out how to solve problems without mindlessly pulling a trigger.A big lie told over and over again to justify killing animals (for fun no doubt) is this nonsense about killing for food. The fact is that the USA throws away over half of all food produced. Yet the killers believe that it is more macho to kill animals for a lie and appear all macho then to go to a food bank to get some of this food, use it, and keep it from the landfills all because of some false sense of pride..Exactly, analyzing the situation and using your brain should work, however, some people cannot use their brain so they act according to their shooting/guns culture.This just goes to show that not using your brain thing works both ways. You liberal, feel good, city slickers won't even consider the arguments for the need's of population (disease control) and damage control..[/quote]
  
  Part of using a person's brain is to develop the ability to read and understand what is written. I am obviously not a 'city slicker' . I do not live in a city and I have never struck a deer with a car because I know when they come out to feed and drive defensively. Yet, I see countless morons who drive like crazy and don not care what they hit with their cars or trucks. Then they blame the animals for their obvious fault. As for garden damage, my original fence was jumped over by deer and so I built a higher fence and that solved the problem. I had a problem with groundhogs in the garden too. I trapped them with a humane live trap and moved them far away from others. I would never release them in a neighbor's yard. That is just plain dumb and disrespectful of the neighbor and clearly not using one's brain.
  
  Using one's brain to solve problems really does work - try it sometimes (if you can). As for convincing anyone that you are right or that they are right, you certainly are right that this will never work with you if you continue to maintain your closed minded approach and never consider what anyone else says.

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• ME

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  Sep 25, 2020

  [quote]. As for getting rid of back yard pests, if someone is usually nude in their back yard, why would they put clothes on to shoot something?[/quote] Exactly, my neighbor is more of a backyard pest then any animal. Should I just shoot him??

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  Gordy57

  Sep 25, 2020

  [quote].Exactly, my neighbor is more of a backyard pest then any animal. Should I just shoot him??[/quote] Nah, hold off for now. However you could hope he is the social butterfly type. Mother nature depends on them to spread the Covid-19 in her attempt to thin the human herd ;-)

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  Tom

  Oct 25, 2020

  I managed to harvest a deer one day albeit not intentionally hunting nude. It was a very warm day early in the season. I had been stalking for over two hours. There was pond on the land I was hunting and I wandered toward it. There were no deer at the pond when I arrived. I was quite sweaty and tried the water with my hand and it was an acceptable temperature.

  I was alone and the guy I was hunting with was a good mile from me so I decided to refresh by taking a quick dip. I stripped down and waded into the water. I sat on a rock not really letting my presence known, rubbing myself under the water. Soon I noticed a buck and a doe coming out of the woods on the other side of the pond. I silently moved toward the edge of the pond and quietly crawled out still with a chubbie.

  I very carefully grabbed my rifle and quickly took aim. One shot and the buck dropped from about 150 yards. The dumb doe just stood there no knowing what just happened. I finally got up and she saw me and ran back into the woods. I wouldn't have shot her anyway. So here I was soaking wet with a deer down. I didn't want to dress while wet so I walked over to the buck with clothes in hand. By the time I had the deer gutted I was almost dry.

  I thought I was going to get away with no one else knowing about this nude shot when a husband and wife hunting appeared out of the woods. I was caught! They shouted over to me that they were there. I said something stupid like I was embarrassed/apologizing. I grabbed a rag and went to the water edge and cleaned the blood and mud off me. They walked right up to me as if I was dressed. I explained what happened and we all laughed and chatted a bit. As they walked away and I started to dress she turned around and smiled at me in a funny way. Then I looked down and saw that I was semi-hard.

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• ME

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  Oct 26, 2020

  No doubt you left the dead animal to rot where you killed it. Killing for pleasure is sick and game wardens should fine the hell out of you.

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  Pete

  Oct 26, 2020

  Rafael and sunluvr if either one of you eat meat then SHUT UP. There are hunting preserves that cater to trophy hunters that charge big money for people to shoot a trophy type deer or elk. The hunter takes their trophy and then the meat is usually donated. Hunters that hunt every year are typically doing so to augment their food supply, and if by chance they acquire a nice buck for their wall all the better. Each state that allows hunting has their own standards by which they allow the harvesting of animals and legal hunters abide by the laws as written. Personally I havent hunted in years and miss the hunt. And finally the annual hunting seasons are closely monitored allowing the population to be controlled and preserved. As far as hunting nude I am probably not a fan, weather conditions, and those orange vests are scratchy.

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  Gordy57

  Oct 26, 2020

  [quote]You also deserve to be tortured until you learn to not kill animals for pleasure.[/quote] Hmm. You are not much different. You are clearly hear on the prowl to hunt down and attack people with different views :-( By chance have you read any of the recent posts about bullies on this site? You do at times step into the bully zone ;-( Oh and stop reading between the lines, now where did he indicate a pleasure hunt. That came from your head!!!

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  Gordy57

  Oct 26, 2020

  [quote]No doubt you left the dead animal to rot where you killed it. Killing for pleasure is sick and game wardens should fine the hell out of you.[/quote]
  
  Just another case of diarrhea of the mouth. I said that only because you seem fine with the bully attitude.

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  M

  Oct 26, 2020

  [quote] Wanton waste of game meat is not in my book. [/quote] Not to mention against the law. At least in Texas. Fines and penalties are severe

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• ME

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  Oct 26, 2020

  [quote]Rafael and sunluvr if either one of you eat meat then SHUT UP. There are hunting preserves that cater to trophy hunters that charge big money for people to shoot a trophy type deer or elk. The hunter takes their trophy and then the meat is usually donated. Hunters that hunt every year are typically doing so to augment their food supply, and if by chance they acquire a nice buck for their wall all the better. Each state that allows hunting has their own standards by which they allow the harvesting of animals and legal hunters abide by the laws as written. Personally I havent hunted in years and miss the hunt. And finally the annual hunting seasons are closely monitored allowing the population to be controlled and preserved. As far as hunting nude I am probably not a fan, weather conditions, and those orange vests are scratchy.[/quote] I do not eat meat and so time for you to shut up! You are making one nonsense excuse after another to justify what was clearly described as senseless killing. You ignore the fact that the USA throws away over 50 percent of all food - food that so called hunters could easily obtain. When confronted with this very fact, they suddenly have absolutely nothing to say. Obviously hunting for these morons is not about obtaining food. It is simply about the joy of killing and this is something that you just can not comprehend. If you actually knew anything about hunting laws then you would know that gun hunting while nude is clearly illegal as there are requirements for wearing orange lest the idiot hunters who do not wear them be shot and killed. Let them be stupid and then let them pay the fines. The state game commissions could certainly use the money.. You would do yourself a real service by educating yourself to the real facts instead of making baseless accusations about those who eat (or do not eat) meat and nonsense justifications for senseless killing. You only reveal your total ignorance when you spout the old and tired canards to justify killing.

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• ME

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  Oct 26, 2020

  [quote]No doubt you left the dead animal to rot where you killed it. Killing for pleasure is sick and game wardens should fine the hell out of you. Just another case of diarrhea of the mouth. I said that only because you seem fine with the bully attitude.[/quote] Then take something for your diarrhea and don't assume that everyone will remain silent when you resort to senseless killing of animals and illegal activity.

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  Gordy57

  Oct 27, 2020

  [quote]No doubt you left the dead animal to rot where you killed it. Killing for pleasure is sick and game wardens should fine the hell out of you.Just another case of diarrhea of the mouth. I said that only because you seem fine with the bully attitude. Then take something for your diarrhea and don't assume that everyone will remain silent when you resort to senseless killing of animals and illegal activity.[/quote] Hello WACKO, LOL Where do you come up with that brainless crap? I am a member of the redneck branch of PETA. Of course around here that stands for People Eating Tasty Animals ;-) And follow all laws on the harvesting of the animals !!! OH, Please understand I will defend against bullies and idiots.

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  nakedTexans

  Oct 27, 2020

  "If you actually knew anything about hunting laws then you would know that gun hunting while nude is clearly illegal as there are requirements for wearing orange lest the idiot hunters who do not wear them be shot and killed."

  Careful. Have read the game laws for all 50 states?

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• ME

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  Oct 27, 2020

  [quote]No doubt you left the dead animal to rot where you killed it. Killing for pleasure is sick and game wardens should fine the hell out of you.Just another case of diarrhea of the mouth. I said that only because you seem fine with the bully attitude.Then take something for your diarrhea and don't assume that everyone will remain silent when you resort to senseless killing of animals and illegal activity. Hello WACKO, LOL Where do you come up with that brainless crap? I am a member of the redneck branch of PETA. Of course around here that stands for People Eating Tasty Animals ;-) And follow all laws on the harvesting of the animals !!! OH, Please understand I will defend against bullies and idiots.[/quote] Now who is acting like an insulting bully. You started spouting off crap on a topic that did not involve you. My comments were directed to ripstar who lives in Florida where there is a legal requirements for gun hunters to wear orange. He was lucky that someone did not shoot him. You are also a liar if you claim to kill animals and belong to PETA. PETA absolutely does not advocate killing of any animals. "There is no humane or ethical way to eat animalsso if people are serious about protecting animals, the environment, and fellow humans, the most important thing that they can do is to stop eating meat, eggs, and dairy products. Go back to your redneck friends and argue with them. I am done with you and your lies, false misrepresentations, and attempting to goad and bully others. You are a total moron and have just earned yourself top position on the block list.

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• ME

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  Oct 27, 2020

  [quote]Rafael and sunluvr if either one of you eat meat then SHUT UP. There are hunting preserves that cater to trophy hunters that charge big money for people to shoot a trophy type deer or elk. The hunter takes their trophy and then the meat is usually donated. Hunters that hunt every year are typically doing so to augment their food supply, and if by chance they acquire a nice buck for their wall all the better. Each state that allows hunting has their own standards by which they allow the harvesting of animals and legal hunters abide by the laws as written. Personally I havent hunted in years and miss the hunt. And finally the annual hunting seasons are closely monitored allowing the population to be controlled and preserved. As far as hunting nude I am probably not a fan, weather conditions, and those orange vests are scratchy.If you start your comment in such a rude manner you should be the one who need to shut up. This site needs and deserves educated people.[/quote]
  
  Sadly you will not get anywhere with these morons who can't seem to even read and understand what we are responding to. Best to just block, delete, and throw away trolls like Gordy who is no doubt here for attention (and to falsely claim that he is being bullied when in fact he most likely has real life bully issues and comes here to abuse others instead of dealing with his issues by seeing a therapist) and move on to people with a few working brain cells who can respond in a somewhat intelligent manner.

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