What are your ethics?
#22
Join Date: Mar 2005
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Posts: 179
RE: What are your ethics?
I am getting hung up on the distinction between legal and ethical.In my mind I am going round and round about it.
I will instead answer as many of the questions that I am able to remember.Yes I will shoot does with (yearlings)We would be doing all of us a favor by using the word yearling versus fawn or god help us babies.
A running shot at a coyote,everyday of the week.
A running shot at a deer,I never have unless I already had a bullet in it.Never with a bow.This philosophy for me has likely cost me some pretty good bucks.
If there was an animal (very good buck) where I only had his hindquarters but I knew I could place the shot,he would have a very sore heinie and I would do everything possible to dispatch him as quickly as I could(of course this is rifle only)
Baiting if it were legal I would for bear not for deer.
Scents and lures,I am a big proponent of the use of them.Of course also taking advantage of the naturally attractive foods that are native to my area.
While I personally don't like deer drives,from a safety and challenge perspective as long as I am not any where near it and it isn't in an area where I am on to a good buck,I'm kinda ok with it.(how's that for selfish!)
My greatest enjoyment in hunting is going one on one as far away from other hunters as possible.
I will instead answer as many of the questions that I am able to remember.Yes I will shoot does with (yearlings)We would be doing all of us a favor by using the word yearling versus fawn or god help us babies.
A running shot at a coyote,everyday of the week.
A running shot at a deer,I never have unless I already had a bullet in it.Never with a bow.This philosophy for me has likely cost me some pretty good bucks.
If there was an animal (very good buck) where I only had his hindquarters but I knew I could place the shot,he would have a very sore heinie and I would do everything possible to dispatch him as quickly as I could(of course this is rifle only)
Baiting if it were legal I would for bear not for deer.
Scents and lures,I am a big proponent of the use of them.Of course also taking advantage of the naturally attractive foods that are native to my area.
While I personally don't like deer drives,from a safety and challenge perspective as long as I am not any where near it and it isn't in an area where I am on to a good buck,I'm kinda ok with it.(how's that for selfish!)
My greatest enjoyment in hunting is going one on one as far away from other hunters as possible.
#23
RE: What are your ethics?
4. I will not shoot animals while they have babies- My dad owns several hundred acres. I can hunt coyote 24 hours a day 365 days a year. I will not hunt them during their breeding season
#24
RE: What are your ethics?
1.When I shoot Mom I alway's throw the baby a bottle a formula so it doesn't get sad. Unless I can whack the baby too.
2.Always use a silencer when poaching.
3. If I shoot a deer and don't bother to find it I tear up one of my brothers tags.
4.I wipe the blood of my windshield after tying a buck to the hood.
5.We only drive deer of cliffs under 100 feet so the meat doesn't bruise.
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2.Always use a silencer when poaching.
3. If I shoot a deer and don't bother to find it I tear up one of my brothers tags.
4.I wipe the blood of my windshield after tying a buck to the hood.
5.We only drive deer of cliffs under 100 feet so the meat doesn't bruise.
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#27
RE: What are your ethics?
ORIGINAL: quiksilver
Hunting isn't all peaches and lollipops. It's an activity that's not for the faint of heart and if you're so sad about shooting "Mommy" or "Baby" you might want to take up skeet shooting.
Hunting isn't all peaches and lollipops. It's an activity that's not for the faint of heart and if you're so sad about shooting "Mommy" or "Baby" you might want to take up skeet shooting.
#28
RE: What are your ethics?
ORIGINAL: Charlie P
What do you mean you don't enjoy the kill?
What do you mean you don't enjoy the kill?
I don't enjoy the kill because killing is not fun. The reward of killing a buck is great, but the killing part I do not like.
#30
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 3,903
RE: What are your ethics?
What do you mean you don't enjoy the kill?
I don't enjoy the kill because killing is not fun. The reward of killing a buck is great, but the killing part I do not like.
I don't enjoy the kill because killing is not fun. The reward of killing a buck is great, but the killing part I do not like.