Washington Hunter
Well-known member
<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>The same could be said about ANY domesticated animal. They all started out wild and there are still members of the species / family / genus which are wild.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
No Marland, I don't think so. So just because all domesticated animals started out wild you think we should do the same to elk? Why? What's the reasoning behind that? Eventually then you would like to see domestic elk to be just as common as domestic cattle? Then what would be the thrill of packing into the mountains on horses and mules and hunting them? When everybody can just go down to safeway and buy a package of elk steaks don't you think the value of those canned elk "hunts" would drop a little? There would probably no longer be canned hunts for elk, they would just slaughter them like cattle. What a great country this would be to live in then huh? Is that what you want for your children?
No Marland, I don't think so. So just because all domesticated animals started out wild you think we should do the same to elk? Why? What's the reasoning behind that? Eventually then you would like to see domestic elk to be just as common as domestic cattle? Then what would be the thrill of packing into the mountains on horses and mules and hunting them? When everybody can just go down to safeway and buy a package of elk steaks don't you think the value of those canned elk "hunts" would drop a little? There would probably no longer be canned hunts for elk, they would just slaughter them like cattle. What a great country this would be to live in then huh? Is that what you want for your children?