I Have a Question
So you like to hunt. It's fun, right? How do you justify taking a life for fun? Taking a life when you dont have to?
36-40, M
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BeachBum · F
Where do you think the supermarkets get their meat?? Did you ever see those documentaries on abbatoirs? The animals are hardly treated well before or during slaughter. Some exposed severe cruelty.
At least a hunted animal used for food is living the wild life and unaware of its pending demise.
A skillful hunter will kill the animal in seconds, pain kept to a minimum and waste nothing.
There's no waiting around in yards or being transported crammed in double deck trucks getting manure and urine pouring in top of them for hundreds of kilometres. Then being herded into stalls for slaughter where I'm sure the smells, sound & atmosphere must be terrifying.
At least a hunted animal used for food is living the wild life and unaware of its pending demise.
A skillful hunter will kill the animal in seconds, pain kept to a minimum and waste nothing.
There's no waiting around in yards or being transported crammed in double deck trucks getting manure and urine pouring in top of them for hundreds of kilometres. Then being herded into stalls for slaughter where I'm sure the smells, sound & atmosphere must be terrifying.
MetalGreymon · 36-40, M
You will note that this post specifically addresses those who hunt for fun.
If you do not hunt as the primary means of putting food on the table or because you don't want to participate in the system of live-stalk raising and slaughter then you are doing it because you enjoy it.
If you do not hunt as the primary means of putting food on the table or because you don't want to participate in the system of live-stalk raising and slaughter then you are doing it because you enjoy it.