pabearhunter
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If more people don,t join the NRA and or GOA and they keep voting for people like barack HUSSEIN obama you won,t have any guns to hunt with or ammo to shoot !!!!!!!!!!
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Please list in detail the gun laws the President has been able to pass.
It's disappointing to see so many think a FS gate is a no trespassing sign though.
If more people don,t join the NRA and or GOA and they keep voting for people like barack HUSSEIN obama you won,t have any guns to hunt with or ammo to shoot !!!!!!!!!!
LOL. Another ridiculous solution that shows your true colors. So technology for center fire rifles, turrets, rangefinders, low BC bullets, etc. are OK but it's not OK to use technology for muzzle loaders or archery. Makes no sense.
You really seem to struggle with putting yourself in someone else shoes or looking at things form a perspective than your own. Because you use all sorts of modern technology for center fire rifles you have no problem with it but you want to prevent other hunters who use different weapons from doing the same.thing and you use ridiculous claims to try and make your point.
A good example is crossbows. You and your buddies claim that they will lead to increased harvest and shortened seasons. I have not noticed any of that in the states I hunt. In fact Nebraska actually lengthened archery season after allowing crossbows.
Cornell2012;2438432[SIZE=4 said:]At the same time, the technology has helped the general population make better shots and cleaner kills. I'd rather have a reduction in tag numbers than have a bunch of guys who are used to centerfires with scopes go out with an open-sight or muzzleloader and try shooting an animal at their usual range, just to injure it and never recover the animal.[/SIZE]
There are probably some things we could do to make it more challenging. Banning cameras, as suggested, could be one of them. Maybe no spotting scopes allowed, and limit the magnification power on scopes and binoculars (probably help more in open western areas than others) (not banning binoculars because then you'll get the people who just use their rifle scope as a spotting scope and that is unsafe at best). Reducing road access during hunting season could be another. Generally I am in support of methods to make it more difficult to find game, but once you find it and are close, I fully support the technological advancements to make a clean kill.
Bingo! And also because it requires less time in the woods and less patience in hunting.Today sportsman have lost woodsmanship skills and replaced them with technology.
Another option is a short season, use whatever technology you want.
I have the biggest problem with advances in archery and ML's as the intent of those seasons was not one to help control wildlife populations. They got special seasons on the argument that the impacts they had to the total population were small and success rates were low due to primitive weapons.
That's not the case anymore, so I say, if no limits are put on technology in a primitive season, then one season with the same dates, choose your weapon.
I feel that society is beyond hope as there are less and less "hunters" (if we must call them that) that have the ethics or etiquette that used to be second nature for all outdoorsmen.