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In reply to the discussion: Hunting and fishing participation on the rise nationally [View all]Ya Basta
(391 posts)39. I have only one point I disagree with you on
But I am sure you know what I mean.
That is. No, hunters wouldn't do it for free. Hunters would "pay" to do it.
By the way I too have used a 12ga (00buck & Slugs), .30-06 plus a .338win mag and a .270win

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I think I'd rather try racoon. Seems like there is one in every yard here!
cherokeeprogressive
Aug 2012
#15
Yeah, the more fish and deer we take for ourselves, the less there is for the bears
Cleita
Aug 2012
#3
In a lot of areas, there are overpopulation problems, especially with deer,
nobodyspecial
Aug 2012
#6
So you think that there should be unrestricted trophy hunting for these animals instead of
Cleita
Aug 2012
#19
why not just let there be a quota that can be hunted, then you control the population
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#22
what kind of rifle do you think they are using a 150mm, hell ive seen deer hit by a truck
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#24
still want to know what rifle they are using that makes the meat unfiot to eat
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#27
Eastern and Northeastern US is crawling with deer and there are very few ranches.
ProgressiveProfessor
Aug 2012
#40
I'm sure a cougar would eat a goose, but considering the relative abundance of both species
petronius
Aug 2012
#14
every time i drive in to the city i see hundreds of canada geese at the side of the road walking alo
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#26
Every hunting license (and gun and ammo and bow, and.. ) contributes to wildlife conservation.
X_Digger
Aug 2012
#48
The state campgrounds you enjoy? The state parks? Funded in large part with these funds.
X_Digger
Aug 2012
#55
I don't eat meat... and anyone who enjoys killing animals for sport is sick in my book
MotherPetrie
Aug 2012
#51
I've no problem with hunting but I wish "conservation" groups would include predators.
Sick of the GOP
Aug 2012
#53