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Reminds me of when I got my first pager about 25 years ago...The warning label said: "Don't eat battery door"...WTH?Warning: Do NOT take this toaster into the bath tub or shower.
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Reminds me of when I got my first pager about 25 years ago...The warning label said: "Don't eat battery door"...WTH?Warning: Do NOT take this toaster into the bath tub or shower.
I don't care how you dress me up, I'll never look like a deer!
So, what do you say after you've shot your friend on accident? That's gotta be a neat conversation.
So weird, this similar thing happened in Michigan this week. Two brothers deer hunting. They were stalking a deer when one brother mis-identified the other as a deer and shot him.
Sheriff: W. Michigan hunter accidentally shot by brother
The sheriff’s department says they became separated looking for a deer in dense corn. One man thought he saw the deer, so he fired.www.detroitnews.com
I just cannot comprehend the level of stupidity, carelessness, and negligence involved but to have it happen so often is unthinkable. HTF do you see an object, knowing it could be something other than a deer, and open fire??? Your own hunting partner or brother is in the field with you and you simply fire at a "maybe" target thru the thicket?!?!?! It's beyond me...
I would like to assume, maybe naively, that a ETHICAL hunter can properly identify WTF he is shooting (is this something that I have a tag for, i.e. is it a buck or a doe? Is it even a deer or something else? etc.). Also, a clean shot. Not a leg shot. Not a rump shot. But a clean lung/heart or head shot to put the deer down immediately to ease suffering, reduce tracking, and salvage maximum meat. And most importantly, is this my hunting partner who I KNOW is in the field with me? Is this a different hunter?
I cannot fathom the stupid criminally negligent recklessness of just seeing some shape, and firing. That demonstrates none of the above hunting ethics, not even considering the criminal negligence of shooting another person who you know is in the field. It's unbelievable yet so common.
Finally, why aren't these morons wearing hunter orange vests and hats? I thought that was mandatory! Good grief these idiots give hunters and gun owners a bad name.