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I tried to read this post but after the third page I already had a headache. We all know the rules when it comes to baiting and some people need to come off their high horses. I used to visit this site a few time a day but now I find myself very rarely coming here at all. It's because a few posters who believe that they know everything need to comment on every single post that someone writes, no matter what the subject is. Vietvet50, thank you for your service to our country and you should be very proud of it!

In spite of the fact that I'm engaged, I still find this funny and in some ways true.

I have been shooting doe with the Damage Permits for the past few years . If I didn't do it , they would be going into someone else's freezer . The doe aren't pregnant in mid-July or august . We do it in the Pittsford / Mendon area .

I saw that too but wasn't going to say anything ......

"HE" ? Did you say he?

Hey...Lambshitz spam post reminds me of my last trip to the heart of the dark continent.. The purpose of the expedition was to explore the remote and relatively unknown Viagra River basin, which is nestled in the heart of deepest, darkest Rwanda between the Levitra Mountain Range, and the vast, inpenetrable Cialis Swamp. It was led by Dr. Elliot Pfizer, and I went along to hunt game animals to provide food for the expedition. This trip resulted in the discovery of the famous Viagra Falls, which has since become a popular honeymoon destination for sexually dysfunctional chimpanzees.. It was on this journey that we encountered the primative Slipadictomee tribe, a small group of homosexual natives that inhabit the region.. Since they refuse to have sex with women, the tribe is rapidly becoming extinct. Thier only recruitment comes from hairdressers and interior decorators that they kidnap from the neighboring Hairybobo tribe, using thier own paramilitary group, known as the Rwanda Rump Rangers. The Slipadictomees live in mud huts, but they are all very neat and clean and all have matching drapes and carpets. Thier Afro hairdos are PERFECT... Our mascot on this expedition was a psychotic, semi-domesticated mountain gorilla named KUMQUAT, who bore a striking resemblance to Mike Tyson.. One night Kumquat got into some fermented coconut juice and went bonkers, and proceeded to bite the ears off from all the native packers. It really did not seem to bother them all that much to lose thier ears, except for one poor nearsighted fellow who could no longer wear his eyeglasses..

My answer would be none of the above... hunting is all about experiencing the outdoors and the glory of nature... killing a deer is simply a bonus for me... I would still hunt if I never killed a deer... it wasn't always that way maybe, but my appreciation for all the things God has given me has given me a new perspective on how lucky I am to be able to experience all the great things that the outdoors has to offer. I can't imagine life without it.