Originally Posted by Ringman
Originally Posted by Spotshooter
Ringman,

Phil has it right - one can not mass produce good hunting.

Sportsman should NOT defend things that draw thier ethics into question, when they do our entire value system becomes questionable.

Principles are not a vote, they are what we stand for...
Unlike candidates you can pick your principles...
don't confuse the two.

When I introduce people to the sport, "sportsmanship" is the most important thing they learn.

Regards,
Spot

You just don't get it. The antis don't care about any of your "ethics" or your friend's "ethics". They want to stop you and then take away your guns.


The anti's mean nothing--they are a tiny, tiny segment of people. Sport hunting is ENTIRELY dependent on the acceptance of non-hunters--they are the majority and the people who determine the future of sport hunting. You have to be able to distinguish between non hunters and anti hunters. And non hunters perception of sport hunting's ethics are indeed extremely important.

Casey


Casey

Not being married to any particular political party sure makes it a lot easier to look at the world more objectively...
Having said that, MAGA.