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Agree or Disagree with this Teddy Roosevelt Quote?

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Well then...we're going to have to disagree on that one, haha.

 

Appears so. :lol2: :thumb:

Unless it's trying to kill another animal, yes.

That's what coyotes do. So, with that logic all of them should go. I'm not being obtuse (intentionally). Only stating that the conservation (and balance) efforts are funded by the overwhelming majority of "sportsmen".

1000% agree.

 

I'm for hunting for any reason legal as long as the meat does not go to waste.

 

If you want to shoot a deer for sport or fun but hate the taste of the meat, have at it as long as you donate the meat to charity.

1000% agree.

 

I'm for hunting for any reason legal as long as the meat does not go to waste.

 

If you want to shoot a deer for sport or fun but hate the taste of the meat, have at it as long as you donate the meat to charity.

No doubt. We fed a family at our church all year with the deer we harvested and gave to them. We had 6 nuisance permits, they got them all. Had a chest freezer donated to them by another fellow. That family couldn't have been more appreciative. The wife made venison chili once for an after church dinner and it was super. She thanked us over and again. Absolutely made a difference for them.

OK, so who eats feral cats? Should I just drop them off at the local Chinese restaurant?

OK, so who eats feral cats? Should I just drop them off at the local Chinese restaurant?

 

Along that line...what do we do about mice and rats? No traps or poisoning them? How about roaches? No more roach motels?

 

I'm not asking to be funny, but genuinely, where is the line drawn?

I want to qualify my answer a little. I shoot coyotes and do not eat them or expect anyone else too. Their numbers have to be kept in check and the fact is in Ky hunters are the only predator of the coyote.

Along that line...what do we do about mice and rats? No traps or poisoning them? How about roaches? No more roach motels?

 

I'm not asking to be funny, but genuinely, where is the line drawn?

 

I don't think my position needs clarification. It is what it is regardless of the animal.

 

Insects are not animals. Feel free to unleash war on them. :D

I don't think my position needs clarification. It is what it is regardless of the animal.

 

Insects are not animals. Feel free to unleash war on them. :D

 

So no killing moles, rats, or mice unless you're going to eat them?

It is ONLY because there are fees involved, and hunters are willing to spend lots of dollars to shoot things. Otherwise, this fact is sad but true, because it is clear the general populace doesn't look beyond the end of their nose in protecting our environment, protecting species or protecting space for future generations. How much wildlife management and investment would there be if it wasn't for hunting? Our generation will go down as a self-centered and self-absorbed generation.

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