Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire Hmmm...how to put this....

Echoing the opinions of other forum members from MN I see a number of Native American, Asian and African American people engaged in hunting and fishing. It seems the NA's and Asian's are more into hunting than than the AA's. The AA's here seem to prefer going fishing more than hunting. Due to the large Hmong population here in the Twin Cities there is even a Hmong Conservation Officer to help them understand the local game laws. There used to be articles in the newspaper here about Hmong taking numbers of fish way over the limit. It turned out to be just a cultural misunderstanding on their part. With the addition of the Hmong CO all that has stopped.

There's plenty of Laotion and Viet Namiese hunters here.I've met several and some are very friendly,some aren't-just like every other race of hunters.

A friend of mine here in town,who is a huntin fool,is Asian.He even raised his own llamas for pack animals,but they turned out to be mean SOBs on the trail.....

I've got a couple of hunting buddies that are "ethnic".The only one I've ever had a problem with is a full blooded Irishman and we almost got into a fist fight over a gray squirrel,but that's a story for another time.

WB.

Another observation I had is that every black person, male or female, young or old, that I have met is deathly afraid of snakes. Perhaps that is part of the reason so many tend to avoid the outdoors.

Did deer hunt once with a vietnamese fellow. He was ok but I couldn't understand a thing he said. Makes for a long night around the campfire.