Non hunters?

[Oklahomabassin]

RE: the no guns in the house thing - Other than reasonable requests like "no dead hookers", I can't imagine a woman telling me what I can or cannot have in my own damn house.

Lmao. Live and well hookers are OK.

 

[TwoForFlinching]

These are 'non-hunter' WARNING: A BIT OF LANGUAGE IN THERE

[video=youtube_share;dk2a1lA89h4]http://youtu.be/dk2a1lA89h4[/video]

 

[SoonerP226]

Lmao. Live and well hookers are OK.

Actually, it sounds like dead hookers are OK, as long as he doesn't keep them in the house.

 

[triumphUnited]

I have never been hunting. Never really had the desire.

 

[rickm]

I use to hunt all the time but for the last 25 years havent done any the current family wont eat it so im not going to go and kill something im not going to eat, just satisfied killing paper

 

[RidgeHunter]

These are 'non-hunter' WARNING: A BIT OF LANGUAGE IN THERE

[video=youtube_share;dk2a1lA89h4]http://youtu.be/dk2a1lA89h4[/video]

What the hell is this?

 

[TwoForFlinching]

What the hell is this?

Tame sheep inside a high fence "ranch" and some really lame bowmen

 

[Fredkrueger100]

I have been duck hunting and I used to hunt bullfrogs all the time. And by saying I hunted bullfrogs, I would find them and shoot them with my pellet gun. So not real hunting I gues. I love frog legs. But beyond that I have never hunted anything else. Never needed to. But if I ever did I could and would do it.

 

[HMCS(FMF)Ret.]

Never have hunted. Just don't see the need. If I want food, I go to the store. I can understand why some folks need to hunt to put food on the table. Also understand the need to keep animal populations under control. Don't see the sport in it though.

 

[TerryMiller]

Never have hunted. Just don't see the need. If I want food, I go to the store. I can understand why some folks need to hunt to put food on the table. Also understand the need to keep animal populations under control. Don't see the sport in it though.

I agree on the "sport" comment. When I was still hunting, all of us in the Panhandle refused to even hunt with dogs. We figured to give the game even better odds.

One last little story of my "history" of firearms. Where I grew up, the junkyard was too far away for us without vehicles to go and do our plinking. However, the sewage treatment plant was within easy walking distance, so we'd go out there and shoot the condoms that were seen floating in the ponds. Sure must have been a lot of "extra-curricular" activities going on in that town then.