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I went to the website of the event and could not find a "rules" section. I would be curious about how the "one shot" thing is dealt with when you have an animal that needs to be dispatched after the first. Is an animal that is not immediately dead after one shot automatically disqualified? Can the hunter dispatch it by another method than another gunshot? Can the hunter stand over the animal for 5 min and see if it dies? 10min? 30min? I would hate to think an animal had to suffer needlessly in order to keep a hunter in the contest.
I think we would all agree that a one shot kill is what we want, but it's not always the way things happen.
I went to the website of the event and could not find a "rules" section. I would be curious about how the "one shot" thing is dealt with when you have an animal that needs to be dispatched after the first. Is an animal that is not immediately dead after one shot automatically disqualified? Can the hunter dispatch it by another method than another gunshot? Can the hunter stand over the animal for 5 min and see if it dies? 10min? 30min? I would hate to think an animal had to suffer needlessly in order to keep a hunter in the contest.
I think we would all agree that a one shot kill is what we want, but it's not always the way things happen.
A hunter is allowed a second shot to dispatch a wounded animal and at that point is not considered a one shot kill. Only one shot kills are considered in determining the winners.
Unfortunately Ben, they are still dressing up like this every year.
Not justifying it at all. Even good people do stupid things.
I know, just pointing out that in this case, the practices of the past are still the practices of 2017.