5MilesBack
"DADDY"
- Joined
- Feb 27, 2012
- Location
- Colorado Springs
Why would I use a rock when I have a knife or a gun???
So what you're saying is......you didn't read my first post to Don Perros. That's who I was replying to if you missed that.
Why would I use a rock when I have a knife or a gun???
Tap out noted.
While a deers life and a humans is much different I don't think I was acting solely on emotion.
Sure you were. You even stated that here......."I explained that I had no problem taking care of it to end his suffering". That's an emotional plea. Logic says the animal dies either way. But if you're willing to accept the risk of getting charged with poaching, then sure......go for it. But if you remove emotions from it........it doesn't matter that nature takes it's course longer than you care for.
I don't care that someone dispatches the animal.....that's fine. But when you bring suffering into the equation......that's an emotional plea, and immediately goes against any and all hunting situations as well. That's the liberals entire basis for ending hunting........the poor animals are suffering. I don't and won't fall into that trap. Of course compassion is definitely NOT one of my gifts I've been given either. Logic on the other hand is paramount.
So what you're saying is......you didn't read my first post to Don Perros. That's who I was replying to if you missed that.
And I didn't kill the animal did I? It wasn't worth me loosing all my hunting privileges. Common sense says dispatch the animal. All laws are not common sense. They try and paint everything with a black and white brush but it doesn't always work that way.Sure you were. You even stated that here......."I explained that I had no problem taking care of it to end his suffering". That's an emotional plea. Logic says the animal dies either way. But if you're willing to accept the risk of getting charged with poaching, then sure......go for it. But if you remove emotions from it........it doesn't matter that nature takes it's course longer than you care for.
I don't care that someone dispatches the animal.....that's fine. But when you bring suffering into the equation......that's an emotional plea, and immediately goes against any and all hunting situations as well. That's the liberals entire basis for ending hunting........the poor animals are suffering. I don't and won't fall into that trap. Of course compassion is definitely NOT one of my gifts I've been given either. Logic on the other hand is paramount.
I read it... my statement was I NEVER don't have a gun or a knife.. so your scenario does not pertain to me..
If I were to cripple an animal hunting because of poor shot placement I would feel bad. I think 99% of us would as well. There are some that wouldn't care or give the animal enough respect to continue looking for it the next day because that would be an "emotional" desicion. They would just go on and try and kill another one because their logic would say I am wasting time here I could be putting a stalk on something else.
Wanton waste is an emotional lawMy logic would not be "I have to find this animal because it's suffering", my logic would be "I need to stay on this animal because if I don't the meat is going to rot". If someone else wants to risk "wanton waste" and goes to shoot something else, that's their choice........but not a very good one IMO. Everyone has to make their own decisions and accept the consequences of those decisions.
Here we are going round and round, yet the one guy I was trying to clarify with isn't even in the conversation anymore.
Wanton waste is an emotional law
X2 where is this discussion going and whyW.T.F.
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X2 where is this discussion going and why
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I just got off the phone with the warden and he basically said the intent if the law is to prevent people from deliberately going out trying to hit deer with there vehicle. He said none of the wardens in this area would have cited me for a thing. He actually was suprised dispatch told me that and was going to look in to it. I'm not sure if he was saying that but he seemed like he cared.Beast. It would be worth getting in touch with your local wardens that patrol your area and get their take. We have 3 wardens in my area and I've talked to all 3 about something similar and none of them would ever right a man a ticket for that. Wardens are blessed with being able to use their judgment and in this case all 3 agreed, with stipulations. The rules of firearm discharge must be observed, as this can involve local police and they are not quite as lenient, and the you have to let the deer lay, you cannot salvage any of the meat or horns.
Most wardens are guys like you and me and got into that profession because they care about wildlife and how they are treated.
I always have a few knives in the rig, and always a havalon in my med kit. Unfortunately it has several deer on it in scenarios like you mention.
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Then why did you bother replying if it didn't apply to you? (confused) You were even working off a false premise in your reply, which immediately invalidates anything remotely close to logic with the rest of your assertions. The rest of your tirade is almost incoherent......again because you're working off of false premises. Go back to the beginning and then work through it again. Hint: The rock isn't important to get the logic correct.
And what the heck does a tinfoil hat have ANYTHING to do with this discussion? (more confused)