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Originally posted by jeantherapy
The deer are just trying to move about in the only way they know how - it isn't their fault that the entire goddamn planet is crisscrossed by unnatural manmade features. Our desire to drive to Walgreens at 3am for some Cherry Garcia means nothing to them, nor should it.
Originally posted by Indigo5
Originally posted by jeantherapy
The deer are just trying to move about in the only way they know how - it isn't their fault that the entire goddamn planet is crisscrossed by unnatural manmade features. Our desire to drive to Walgreens at 3am for some Cherry Garcia means nothing to them, nor should it.
Hmmm...OK...tell me more....
edit on 4-5-2012 by Indigo5 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Covertblack
reply to post by jeantherapy
You mean to have your intestines eaten in front of you while you die? They eat you while you are still alive. I'd like to see which you would choose in the end, wolves or a bullet?
Originally posted by jeantherapy
Keeping an intelligent, independent animal as an entertainment slave is a worse fate than a bullet in the brain ;/
Originally posted by jeantherapy
Originally posted by Covertblack
reply to post by jeantherapy
You mean to have your intestines eaten in front of you while you die? They eat you while you are still alive. I'd like to see which you would choose in the end, wolves or a bullet?
If it meant I would miss my chance to be a part of natural cycle of things, yes, I would. Ever see where the humane society puts their euthanized pets? In big urban mass graves, where they are not used to fertilize soil or feed other animals, unless you count the flies.
Originally posted by Indigo5
Originally posted by jeantherapy
Keeping an intelligent, independent animal as an entertainment slave is a worse fate than a bullet in the brain ;/
There is a natural grace to wild creatures, but at the same time domesticated pets like horses and dogs have evolved over thousands of years to have a symbiotic relationship with mankind. Both love and utility are exchanged in that relationship and the benefit is mutual. I would not categorize pets as slaves, affording the pet owner is a good human being.edit on 4-5-2012 by Indigo5 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Covertblack
reply to post by Indigo5
Tis what happens when you put female esterus on you.
show me the evidence of them ever attacking a human please .
and those saying they kill for no reason and leave the carcass there there not there comeing back and forth to the kill when there hungry, just like we go to the fridge.
Manitoba. North of Fisher river on Lake Winnipeg. The victim's bones were found among the remains of 11 wolves. Seven had been shot and four had been clubbed to death. Only after his rifle stock was smashed did the trapper apparently cease to fight and succumb to the wolf pack.[50]
Originally posted by Covertblack
reply to post by Indigo5
I get your point, but I think a majority of the complaints were about the balance of other animals. I live in wolf county, and I haven't met one person who was afraid to go in the woods because of wolves. You are much more likely to be attacked by a momma bear with cubs.
Originally posted by ManBehindTheMask
show me the evidence of them ever attacking a human please .
Wolf attacks documented
I was gonna link you the whole thing.........but there wasnt enough room the quote was too big.....
Originally posted by Covertblack
reply to post by jeantherapy
Yes, bears are much more of a threat to humans than wolves. Buy some bear mace.
Originally posted by ManBehindTheMask
again have you spent ANY time in the wild? This from my experience and what ive see, not to mention reports is CLEARLY not true....
Sounds to me like you are faking your experience...........if you have any.....
ive spent plenty of time in the wild, jungles, deserts and arctic.
PLENTY OF TIME
and i have no idea how to sort this post out.edit on 4/5/12 by slaine1978 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by ManBehindTheMask
Manitoba. North of Fisher river on Lake Winnipeg. The victim's bones were found among the remains of 11 wolves. Seven had been shot and four had been clubbed to death. Only after his rifle stock was smashed did the trapper apparently cease to fight and succumb to the wolf pack.[50]
Originally posted by slaine1978
reply to post by redhorse
if i was in the us i would get a nice L115A3 rifle and go hunting
the wolf murderers
might sound a bit extreme to you but i value the wolves more
than the people wanting them dead.