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Divide and conquer.

FFS This webpage is called "The Hunters Campfire".

Schittt like that ^^^ I'd expect to see in the San Francisco Chronicle...

Attribute the quotes.

Okay. Don't know how to put them together properly so.. here's the link to the 3 page thread so you can put them in context if there's any question. https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/12043639/1

The first three quotes are from 1st page of the thread, fourth quote is from the next page (on my format).
1st is from Rockinbbar
2nd is from GregW
3rd is from simonkenton7
4th is from Remington6mm

Myself and GregW are among the better predator hunters you will find anywhere. I've hunted with Greg more than a few times in the 15 years I've known him.

I can tell you our comments were not anti-hunting, but comments about bragging rights to a first post member that posted an entire family of bobcats shot out of his yard and so conditioned to humans they didn't run, even when shot at.

Both Greg and myself have killed our share of bobcats.

I have a pair of grey fox that come and get scraps off a bench in my front yard. They also raise their kits every year here. Been going on several years.

Could I legally shoot 'em? You betcha. Would I? No.

Sometimes the difference in a rank amateur hunter and a seasoned one isn't what they kill. But rather what they give a pass to.

It's been a few months, but I wouldn't change what I said. It was and is how I feel. But, I'm all for whatever he wants to do, as long as it's legal. It's just not something I could claim braggin' rights on.

Lol

Crapstick stories may well have been in part factual , but he may have highjacked some from the drunk braggart loudmouth
hunters he served drinks to as a barman. Im sure he heard the same stories a thousand times then got the idea of putting
them on paper.



Utterly Foolish to rely on dumb fck 'luck' that an elephant just won't see you, since the creature may still
well be able to detect you with its acute sense of smell and hearing.