I think a lot of the problem on the other thread is that - without realizing it - some folks are confusing ethics with preferences.I cannot fathom deer hunting as a two person sport,as in needing a spotter.It's obvious that a spotter is needed for the LR hunting those fellows do, but that is in direct conflict with what I enjoy about deer hunting.
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<br>I would much rather share a camp with saddlesore where we each go hunt the territory we prefer and meet back at camp.I wouldn't enjoy the LR hunting at all.I don't have to try it to know I dont like it.
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<br>I have my own hunting ethics and they dont differ greatly from the majority on here. I can agree with a man on ethics and be his friend even if we have different preferences.It's hard to imagine being friends with a man whose ethical standards were far different from mine.
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<br>That's why I think it's important to distinguish between preferences and ethics.
