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I just think it's wrong to kill animals. I'm okay with it when you use the meat for food, but otherwise I'm 100% against it in all cases.

 

Even flies, mosquitos, rats and mice? How about coyotes that eat people's pets?

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Even flies, mosquitos, rats and mice? How about coyotes that eat people's pets?

 

I see no reason to kill rats/mice. I don't consider insects animals, and killing coyotes protecting your pets isn't hunting.

I see no reason to kill rats/mice. I don't consider insects animals, and killing coyotes protecting your pets isn't hunting.
What are they then?
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What are they then?

 

Insects??? :lol: I mean I know they're animals, but last time I checked people don't go hunting for flies.

I've got a Judge. I use the Winchester Personal Defense rounds. They have 3 discs and 12 pellets instead of just pellets. The discs use the rifling of the barrell so they don't spread out as much. I've got the 3" barrel and keep mine loaded with 3 of the PDX1 .410 rounds and 2 hollow point .45s. Here's a video on how the PDX1 rounds work:

 

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Have the exact same gun and that ammo. Beast is all I can say. It's good for humans, dogs, mosquitoes, flies, coyotes, etc.
I just think it's wrong to kill animals. I'm okay with it when you use the meat for food, but otherwise I'm 100% against it in all cases.

 

You realize population control of animals is a necessity, right? Otherwise, they would be dying a much crueler death by starvation. Culling the herd makes the herd stronger.

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You realize population control of animals is a necessity, right? Otherwise, they would be dying a much crueler death by starvation. Culling the herd makes the herd stronger.

 

Yes, I do. Like I said, I'm okay with it when the meat is used for food. I'm also not going to try and tell others they should or shouldn't hunt. It's up to them and doesn't impact me in any way. Doesn't mean I have to want anything to do with it though.

I wonder how many PETA members want to turn in their card when they hit a deer broadside in their green cars?

I just think it's wrong to kill animals. I'm okay with it when you use the meat for food, but otherwise I'm 100% against it in all cases.

 

Yes, I do. Like I said, I'm okay with it when the meat is used for food. I'm also not going to try and tell others they should or shouldn't hunt. It's up to them and doesn't impact me in any way. Doesn't mean I have to want anything to do with it though.
I guess you were just confusing me. You first said you were very much against hunting. Then said you think it's wrong to kill animals. Then said your ok with it as long as the meat is used for food but otherwise against it in all cases.

 

So you're not really against hunting, your against just killing animals for kicks right? If that is the case I think 99% of hunters would agree with you. I don't always keep the deer I shoot, sometimes I donate the meat to the Hunters for the Hungry.

 

Let ask this, what about predator hunting, coyotes and the like? No chance I'm eating a coyote but do hunt them to keep the numbers in check.

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I guess the best way to put it is I'm against the killing of any animal for sport.

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