Do you like to hunt coons?
349245
Very quietly, use a bow and arrow, I have never actually hunted them, but I spose I would for shits and giggles
389426
My family hunts deer and ducks. I have done both, but haven't been very successful.  Both sides of my family have a long history of hunting.  People think its wierd that I grew up with lots of guns in my house just outside of Chicago, but that's the way my parents grew up!
730931
Yes, you do. They belong to nature.\n\n\nThere's only one:-)
381360
why, you looking to be scoured?
635958
In Alaska we've hunted:\nRabbit\ngrouse\nducks\nDall Sheep\nCaribou\nMoose\nBear\nAnd we ate 'em all. We even shared. Good stuff, completely natural.
717790
People who hunt for foxes.
686759
no i think if your are a real hunter then hunt somethin like a bear hunt something that could be hunting you then the playing field is leveled
457262
It depends what you're trying to trap.  My husband has had great success capturing raccoons with a can of tuna.
92205
Yes.  Paranoid and uneducated people have killed most of the predators and created this problem to begin with, now its our duty to control it.  I don't like the trophy hunter method as it eliminates the strong and allows the weak to breed, ultimately reducing the quality of the rest, but we do need to keep the population in check.  People need to hunt legally with permits and should use as much of the animal as they can.
712420
Do they have good hunting land?
904946
I am all for hunting.  I have hunted since it was legal for me to do so and I eat (or donate) what I kill.\n\nIt takes a special breed of person to watch a beautiful deer browse through the woods, put the crosshairs behind its shoulders, pull the trigger, blow their heart and a lung out the other side, cut the thing open, pull its guts out while smelling the fermenting browse and grain, and think "hmmm...that'll make a great steak".  Without people who can kill like this, the items carried at the grocery store would be much different.\n\nWhat does annoy me are the people who say that the animals are defenseless and that the animals get hunted into extinction.\n\nNo animal is defenseless.  Each animal has its own strengths and weaknesses.  Deer have excellent sight, smell, and hearing and are very fast, but their curiosity gets them killed.  Rabbits are fast, have great hearing, and can fit into places other animals can't go.  Bears have great smelling abilities and brute strength, but have poor eyesight.  Humans lack in strength, speed, smell, hearing, and sight, but their advantage is the ability to manipulate their environment and use tools.  Nothing is poor and defenseless; each animal has its own niche and has something it is very good at that keeps it alive.\n\nIn terms of hunting animals to extinction, it has happened.  However, it seems in America, people and companies spend money on animals that are eaten to keep the species thriving.  There are more deer than ever.  Every sporting goods store now has a aisle dedicated to food plot seeds and equipment, something I didn't see 20 years ago.  States and Federal government regulate the amount of game to be taken.\n\nJust my 2 cents
462727
Porpoises (I assume you mean small cetaceans) hunt their food with natural sonar (like bats), and it's sensitive enough for them to distinguish between healthy fish and sick fish (or, presumably, dead fish). So they're not likely to go for a baited hook.\n\nBut the question is, why would you want to catch them?
808846
hunting  predators  !  Being   spotted  and ambushed   can be fairly easy. That is exotica to onlookers' eyes  to have gotten to learn  by seeing  how  a  primitive  performance  will  have  looked  like .
708308
"Retrievers" are bred for getting the prey once they are shot....like swimming out and bringing in a duck. \n\nSquirrel dogs FIND the prey for you. So do pointers but for tree rats you need a dog with a great nose and lots and lots of running and barking when he's onto prey. \n\nMy cousin used to run Catahoula hounds for squirrel, but beagles and many other breeds work. \n\nI don't think any retriever would be a 'natural' going after squirrel.
964507
I live in Alaska, where hunting and trapping are part of everyday life. I don't personally do either, but most people I know at least hunt, and many of my friends trap. (Say what you will about fur - it's a renewable resource and it's WARM) \n\nMost animal rights groups are extremists, boarding on terrorists. I know from personal experience - my brother is a hunting guide and a trapper and has spent YEARS under various types of attack from these idiots. One group went so far as to post his home phone number on their web site with the message, "feel free to call him and tell him what you think." My nephew couldn't answer the phone at home for months after that. The same group also admitted, in the same post that gave his phone number out, that they have a history of harassing my brother. They have a biostitute (a biologist who sells his "knowledge" to the highest bidder) who flew over my brother's house so low that my nephew was afraid to go out in his own yard. They admitted THAT on their web site, too. \n\nAnti-whaling groups freak out when our Natives hunt whales - tradition in coastal Alaska. It's not like the people who live in a small village that's not on the road system can just pop up to 7-11 or Safeway if they need to eat. \n\nIf someone ever throws paint on my beautiful coat, they'd better hope to God that I don't see them when I'm driving.\n\nWhy aren't they going after poachers? Or the jerks who shoot an animal just "for fun"? How about the puppy mills? Or the (@&! who abuse their pets? There are plenty of illegal activites out there they  could focus on, but they prefer to ignore that. I don't get it.\n\n"Fur is more violently opposed than leather because it's easier to pick on rich women than motorcycle gangs." - bumper sticker
564358
I am afraid that is just normal in hunting. I also have hunted in Klickitat!! I was lucking enough to kill a turkey this year and now all I do is think about hunting turkeys and shooting another one but that is one thing that makes hunting fun. Thinking there is always next year, waiting to get outside and hunt turkeys again so that when you finally get outside and hunt turkeys it is very enjoyable and when you do harvest a turkey you with savor the moment allot more
860520
No, where I live there are wild turkies and I spend time chasing them.  Hee hee.