The subjective nature of what is considered "hunting" vs "shooting"
#73
RE: The subjective nature of what is considered "hunting" vs "shooting"
ORIGINAL: GR8atta2d
No, I would never agree to a blanket statement like that!
So.. what.. I do my scouting and such and place my stand. Opening morning a 160 classbuck comes by, I shoot it, and in 3 minutes I'm done.
Not much effort..is the "hunt" then diminished to "shooting"? By your (or the concensus') opinion?
ORIGINAL: atlasman
Judging by the common theme in most posts I would say that the deciding factor in most people's minds about the difference between "hunting" and "shooting" is the amount of challenge to the hunter involved.
Agreed?
Judging by the common theme in most posts I would say that the deciding factor in most people's minds about the difference between "hunting" and "shooting" is the amount of challenge to the hunter involved.
Agreed?
So.. what.. I do my scouting and such and place my stand. Opening morning a 160 classbuck comes by, I shoot it, and in 3 minutes I'm done.
Not much effort..is the "hunt" then diminished to "shooting"? By your (or the concensus') opinion?
Lordy, Lordy it is suppose to be fun, LOL
This board could make sleeping with Jessica Bielnot very fun the way we over analyze.
#74
RE: The subjective nature of what is considered "hunting" vs "shooting"
ORIGINAL: Germ
This board could make sleeping with Jessica Bielnot very fun the way we over analyze.
This board could make sleeping with Jessica Bielnot very fun the way we over analyze.
#75
RE: The subjective nature of what is considered "hunting" vs "shooting"
ORIGINAL: GR8atta2d
Leave my kin folk outta this!
ORIGINAL: Germ
This board could make sleeping with Jessica Bielnot very fun the way we over analyze.
This board could make sleeping with Jessica Bielnot very fun the way we over analyze.
#77
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RE: The subjective nature of what is considered "hunting" vs "shooting"
ORIGINAL: atlasman
Just curious. I see a lot of threads condemning the way other people hunt as well................NOT "hunting"..........but "shooting"
So what is "hunting" and what is "shooting" to you??
Is it a personal thing with a lot of grey area or is it cut and dry??
Just curious. I see a lot of threads condemning the way other people hunt as well................NOT "hunting"..........but "shooting"
So what is "hunting" and what is "shooting" to you??
Is it a personal thing with a lot of grey area or is it cut and dry??
#78
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RE: The subjective nature of what is considered "hunting" vs "shooting"
ORIGINAL: GR8atta2d
No, I would never agree to a blanket statement like that!
No, I would never agree to a blanket statement like that!
I was trying to condense all those into a common denominator because I don't believe it is the actual fence that bothers people.......it's the "ease" or "guarantee" the fence provides anyone inside it. It's not the actual rifle that bothers some people........it is the "ease" at which some people view picking off a deer at 250 yards. It's not the food plot.........it's the "ease" of picking a deer out of the crowd that shows up every night. It's not the drives.........it's the "ease" of killing a deer that was pushed at you by a marching band.
It seems more logical to discuss what all these things have in common rather then individually because I don't think anyone really cares about chain link or C'mere Deer.......If you read something different in the thread I am all ears.
So.. what.. I do my scouting and such and place my stand. Opening morning a 160 classbuck comes by, I shoot it, and in 3 minutes I'm done.
Not much effort..is the "hunt" then diminished to "shooting"? By your (or the concensus') opinion?
You need to clarify your scenerio a little.........you say you did all the scouting and hung the stand but then refer to the act as "not much effort"..........doesn't really make sense.
#80
RE: The subjective nature of what is considered "hunting" vs "shooting"
I'm petitioning them, right now.....to surrender. If they'll all agree to it.....we'll be eating backstraps from now on. I've offered, as a token of my appreciation for said surrender, my neighbor's garden for three years runnin.
I've even got 2 considering helping me drag for "future considerations".
Atlas....you're looking for a furthered state of dissent among the ranks that just doesn't exist. Keep pokin, though.
I've even got 2 considering helping me drag for "future considerations".
Atlas....you're looking for a furthered state of dissent among the ranks that just doesn't exist. Keep pokin, though.