Tag: hunting

The Elephant in the Room

A posting about a DGU against a home-intruding bear somehow elicits a response that it was “shocking and evil” and segues into going to other countries to hunt is “disgusting and shows contempt for God’s creation.” [More]

I’ll take the side that an uninvited and unpredictable animal in my home, two-legged or four — is fair game. And while I never personally have trophy-hunted, I understand that aside from monetary benefits to the society that facilitates it, there is also another group that (unsurprisingly) benefits.

As for bringing God’s will into the argument, I confess I’m out of my depth (show me a human being who isn’t), but would not discount citing “mighty hunter before the Lord” Nimrod and “cunning hunter” Esau, or Genesis 9:3.

And loaves and fishes appear problematic, PETA hysteria notwithstanding.

As for non-food uses, I ain’t givin’ up my Center for Biological Diversity gorilla hand ashtray.

The Fudd Queen

In a big win for sportsmen and working families, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives has passed a bill to fully repeal the state’s long-standing ban on Sunday hunting. House Bill 1431, introduced by Rep. Mandy Steele (D-Allegheny), cleared the chamber in a strong bipartisan vote of 131-72 and now heads to the Senate. [More]

Oh, look:

Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund is also announcing new endorsements for candidates in key battleground legislative seats:… Mandy Steele, State Representative, District 33…

Throw the Fudds a bone and they’ll happily throw the rest of us under the bus.

Hey, you don’t need an AR-15 to hunt deer…

Also endorsed by AFL-CIO… There’s a shocker.

The Fudd’s Lament

‘It’s getting unaffordable to have fun in this state;’ Washington senate passes bill to raise hunting, fishing licenses [More]

I guess I need to lighten up– it’s just that if that’s the biggest complaint a Washington gun owner has about changes to their laws, I’m wondering what their level of involvement with the real purpose behind the Second Amendment is, and what that means for the rest of us.

It takes me back to another “hobbyist” with “toys” who threw Second Amendment activists under the bus to try to distance himself from them and suck up to a notorious LA Times enemy propagandist. And, of course, it wasn’t long before his “toys” were banned.

I get that paying more for a hunting and fishing license is no “fun.” I’d be curious to know how many who will have donated a significant fraction of what they spend on sporting purposes to groups/lawsuits fighting infringements, and how many are morons who vote for Democrats.

[Via George K]

Violence Never Solves Anything?

But some experts say there are simply too many lions in some places, many of which have lost their fear of humans, and treeing and freeing doesn’t go far enough. “They need hunting,” said John Chandler, the professional El Dorado County trapper who caught the lion that attacked Brooks’ nephews. “It solves everything.” [More]

Human victims made possible by citizen disarming Democrats and other humanity traitors like those at the Center for Biological Diversity who prioritize wild animals of all species above human lives.

[Via Michael G]

Fudds’ Turn in the Barrel

In fact, things are progressing so rapidly with our neighbor to the north that anti-gun politicians and their activist allies are now so emboldened they’re going after commonly-owned hunting rifles and shotguns despite repeatedly claiming that hunters had nothing to fear from their machinations. [More]

But…but…but…

Who knew “sporting purposes” worked in favor of tyranny?

Polyphemus may promise he will eat you last, but eat you he will — unless you stab his eye out with a burning stake first.

[Via Jess]

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