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In reply to the discussion: Dead goose falls from sky, knocks Maryland hunter unconscious [View all]dhol82
(9,639 posts)103. Still remember when some person in my area decided to reintroduce wild turkeys
Found one sleeping on the railing of my deck. Could not believe that there was a freaking turkey sleeping on the railing of my deck.
Later saw one of the flock fly up about fifty feet into a tree.
Sadly, the flock that was introduced was not a transplanted wild flock. It was a bunch of hatchling birds. The Fox and hawks had a banner year.
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And I guess you would be fine with someone slipping in the meat department
GulfCoast66
Feb 2018
#121
You make my point. Goose is only good if you make it taste like something else (beef). nt
SunSeeker
Feb 2018
#61
Killing wild animals is not good for the environment and is an expensive way to feed yourself.
SunSeeker
Feb 2018
#60
You're pretty much wrong on all points other than it many cases it can expensive
Julian Englis
Feb 2018
#65
That man shot that goose out of the sky because it was big and easier to hit.
SunSeeker
Feb 2018
#67
WaPo: Storied Alaska wolf pack beloved for decades has vanished, thanks to hunting
SunSeeker
Feb 2018
#134
Hunting for sport is barbaric and cruel, even when done in the name of culling a herd.
SunSeeker
Feb 2018
#138
These is no evidence someone buying steaks at the store is doing it to survive either..
EX500rider
Feb 2018
#74
There's a big difference between killing wild animals and eating farmed animals.
SunSeeker
Feb 2018
#78
Those are estimates. It also says numbers are up 38% over long term average.
EX500rider
Feb 2018
#94
No the fact is the estimate was close to the last year, they don't go around and count every bird.
EX500rider
Feb 2018
#96
It supports my argument if you care about facts. I didn't say ducks were "scarce." nt
SunSeeker
Feb 2018
#100
You may think so but a estimate that is within 2% of the last one doesn't say what u seem to think.
EX500rider
Feb 2018
#101
Hardly, when you have a figure of close to 50 million that is an estimate..
EX500rider
Feb 2018
#112
No, wildlife experts know how to accurately sample to determine popluation size.
SunSeeker
Feb 2018
#129
The population estimates do include a margin of error; for the numbers listed above,
petronius
Feb 2018
#144
LOL, the damn hunters are not trying to survive. Get it yet? Or need more differences?
USALiberal
Feb 2018
#58
Pray tell, Archae, how do those "REALLY vicious" wild geese defend themselves against bullets?
SunSeeker
Feb 2018
#69
So you now admit the geese in this story were defenseless to this hunter's bullets?
SunSeeker
Feb 2018
#97
He shot a duck and a goose fell on his head? Something doesn't compute, but pass the gravy nt
Hekate
Feb 2018
#72
Ive only had roast goose once. Duck, countless times. Enjoy it many different ways: with buns
suffragette
Feb 2018
#139