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You could zig zag all over the road - NOT recommended :eek: You could buy the rip over windshield covers - like they have in Formula 1 racing - VERY expensive :eek: Clean windshield at every fuel stop - MOST recommended I think bugs have a Kamikaze gene :D

I understand the need for seasons on hunting, but on your own land? How do landowners get meat to the table if they cannot go onto theor own land and "pop" a turkey or whatever? Wasn't that how it was done in your forefathers time?

I'm pretty sure that there are lots of people that shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a firearm and Layout ..... "Most people have NO concept of reality" Sadly that is a very true statement in more ways than one

When I was in the military it was not considered a "female" duty to go through any combat training - self defense but not combat. Now of course females do go through the same training as the men. "..... since their habitat is all but gone and modern farming practices leave no room for...

I tried watching a hunting program once - the hunter, who was also narrating and one would assume a proficient hunter seeing as he was on TV, used a bow & arrow on a moose. The first bounced off, the second wounded it enough to run off - the hunter found it dead sometime later :( As for the...

Yoghurt screams :eek: Now what will I eat :( LOL Agreed to virtually everything you stated above - but today we have humane ways to kill - bows & arrows :confused: Surely just playing "cowboys & indians" :confused: Does a hunter not want "a quick, clean kill" does that not mean in a...

ROFL - :D You see I understand about stalking and killing to put food on the plate - agreed man has always done that. But to put food down or a food plot so that the deer or whatever come to you is not "hunting". The deer or whatever found food enough without the need for hunter...

So what other type of baiting is there? And what is your opinion on killing for kicks as in the OP?

Happy to hear the news about the dinner - well done. Hmmmm this bit worries me ..... 'As to the "fun" part, that is something that would be impossible to explain since you have preconceived ideas and no real frame of reference. All fixable problems. I do hope you are not thinking of...

LOL yes it is .......but you have been putting forward your reasons for conservation and how bad tree huggers are, but not answering what bugs me (s'cuse the pun LOL) 1. Mankind takes over what it wants with little or no regard for the habitat already there 2. The lazy hunter who baits or...

LOL no worries, there will always be subjects that one has to agree to disagree on - it makes the world go round, but there are always two sides to the story ...... forums would be quite boring too :D Obviously in the UK there is very little hunting compared to the USA, so yes it is a very...

Agreed that mankind has hunted since time immemorial, but not in the numbers that they are now. Baited hunts IMO are really wrong - where is the "sport" or the "spirit of the hunt" with a known kill at the the end? Or baited hunts with drugged animals - for the not so brave hunter. :mad...

Organised hunts ...... baited hunts ...... culling the wrong sex ....... Some hunters are more "Natural" than others it seems to me :rolleyes: :p

After all my education from E.O members, I am realising that now :p thank you guys and gals :D

LOL spelling wrong or not .... I have no idea what that is :p:D

LOL I'm beginning to think that there are more rules and reg's here, courtesy of the Government, than there is in the UK :D

Discovery News In a widely circulated video last week, billionaire GoDaddy CEO Bob Parsons brags about shooting a bull "problem elephant" in Zimbabwe, but one of the world's leading elephant experts has told Discovery News that the animal was likely a young female. During the video...

BBC News The offshore drilling firm responsible for running the Deepwater Horizon rig has given its top executives bonuses for its "best year" for safety. Transocean was blamed along with BP and Halliburton after last year's massive spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Eleven workers, nine of...

Oh wouldn't the Scots just love that :eek:

BBC News A Libyan government envoy, Mohammed Ismail, has been in London in the past few days for talks with the British authorities, the BBC has learnt. The Foreign Office said that in all its contacts with Libyan officials, it had made it clear that "Gaddafi has to go". News of the...