Fox 1 v Hunter 0

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JonathanD

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GordonM

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Then the fox went off and died a slow agonizing death. Poor example, all around, of hunting. It should have been a quick follow-up dispatching shot to end the hunt. It is never good when a hunter is shot!

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durulz

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...Poor example, all around, of hunting. It should have been a quick follow-up dispatching shot to end the hunt. It is never good when a hunter is shot!

Gordy

Well, in fairness to the fox, he probably doesn't have much shooting experience. I'm sure a bit more practice on the shooting range and he could have finished off the swine in one shot and not left him injured like that.
 

GordonM

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Time spent in practice is time well spent, agreed!

he could have finished off the swine in one shot and not left him injured like that.

First off, the fox is not swine. Second, with a statement shuch as that, you obviously have very little, if any, actual hunting experience.

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Shambling Shaman

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Then the fox went off and died a slow agonizing death. Poor example, all around, of hunting. It should have been a quick follow-up dispatching shot to end the hunt. It is never good when a hunter is shot!

Gordy

Think every one would agree with you on that.



Well, in fairness to the fox, he probably doesn't have much shooting experience. I'm sure a bit more practice on the shooting range and he could have finished off the swine in one shot and not left him injured like that.

As for shooting the "Swine" I do belive Durulz was referring to the hunter not the fox.
 

GordonM

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Yes, I see that now. It still does not sit well, durulz is advocating that it is OK for the hunter to have been shot. Not funny, even if an attempt at humor.

Gordy
 

Oblio13

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Not to worry about that hunter, I've more than evened the score. :)

Foxhunting is a bizarre sport that simply can't be explained to anyone who hasn't been there and done that. I was a three-phase eventer with no interest in it until someone talked me into going on a couple. I know it's a controversial class-warfare issue in Britain, but it's more fun than a flock of sheep and no witnesses.

As Winston Churchill said, "Half the excitement of a cavalry charge with only a quarter of the danger."

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sxmolloy

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It still does not sit well, durulz is advocating that it is OK for the hunter to have been shot.

But if he is carrying and operating a fire arm there is a chance there will be an accident. We all carry knives and there's a chance we will be cut.

My moto is: If you live by the sword, be prepared to die by the sword". In other words if a hunter is going to fire a gun, there's a chance he/she may be shot. Just my opinion of course.
 

GordonM

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In other words if a hunter is going to fire a gun, there's a chance he/she may be shot. Just my opinion of course.

Yes, there is the chance. But if it did happen, would you not agree that that would be terrible for the hunter. Are you advocating that it would be OK?

Gordy
 

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