A**holes on Hwy 400 on Friday

My daughter traveled south on Hwy 400 from hwy 141 on Friday, 29 Oct. There was an obnoxiously loud...and I mean stupidly loud black ram pickup truck also traveling south. It had a bloody severed moose head deliberately mounted to the back of the cab with a sign that said: "if you don't like it f**k off". The rest of the moose was uncovered in the truck bed, in various pieces.

My daughter hunts. She was traveling to join me for the deer hunt.

I hope these kinds of a**holes aren't on this forum, but if by chance they are, I have this to say: You are a bunch of ignorant morons. We all suffer for your inconsideration. Little kids traveling don't need to see that. People who don't hunt have a right not to have to see that.

I'm so disgusted, but not at all surprised these days.

I can understand where some folks might be upset,but,I don't think it's illegal in Ontario. In some US jurisdictions,it's an offense to conceal game carcasses. Did she happen to notice if the truck carried American plates?

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Originally Posted by trimmer21

I can understand where some folks might be upset,but,I don't think it's illegal in Ontario. In some US jurisdictions,it's an offense to conceal game carcasses. Did she happen to notice if the truck carried American plates?

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It may not be illegal, but highly moronic to say the least !!

Not that I disagree with what the sign said but does it need to be attached to the moose head no absolutely not. But to who it does offend the moose carcass that is sucks to be them as its doesn't take much for a snow flake to have a melt down in today's society. Ask most snow flakes where their meat comes from for those snow flakes that still eat meat 99% will say the grocery store in which it does but they have no clue that it did not start out from there. I miss the days 40 plus years ago when every other car coming south on hwy 41 had a deer or two strapped to the car roof during deer season a nice sight to see in my books. Good days and good times. Cheers.

Wrist slap coming up for your colorful coded word.

It used to be a part of Hunter Culture to drape your dead deer over the hood of your vehicle and drive around town to show you hunting prowess ..I kid you not !!

Hanging the head is fine..the sign is very adolescent and paints all hunters with poor behavior.

I saw lots of "F**K Trudeau" flags at the rallies during the election and no one seems to bad an eye . The 'F" bomb isn't much more than a fire cracker anymore.

There is a lot of people PO'ed at the woke crowd right now. In fact millions worldwide.
One only has to look at the rallies to see how many are affected by the scamdemic to realize that there is blood boiling going on.
The lad driving the truck probably was not impressed paying $1.50 or more a liter to drive his pride and joy up north and back.

It is still common to see moose in the back of trailers on Highway 17 our northern route here in eastern Ontario. Not much is said about it. Sometimes it is in quarters and the head somewhat displayed if it has a large rack.

So, to the OP. Given the current political climate I think we need to give some an outlet to blow off steam.
Remember, the globalists agenda is to eliminate meat from our diets. Reflect on that for a bit.

Cochrane used to have a parade where hunters drove around with game heads tied to their vehicles.

Oh my, what a terrible thing to do.... yeah... because bowing to the flakes and antis has worked so well thus far.

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Originally Posted by oaknut

Oh my, what a terrible thing to do.... yeah... because bowing to the flakes and antis has worked so well thus far.

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Yeah...well.....and then there's that.

I think the message has been be little'd a bit,
I also recall seeing moose and deer strapped to trailers, hoods etc,
But those were the days when it was socially accepted to call your neighbor stupid. Now if I say someone is stupid my university kids think Im ignorant, how we were lived and were raised is totally different today.
Did it need to be blooded, NO, we clean all our game prior to transport. Did he need to post a sign, absolutely NOT..this alone tells me his character. why draw attention to your self, people are going to complain and in the near future, maybe not in my t ime, it will be an offence to have a harvested animal visible to the general publics eye...
Its all about perception..
Last year we got a nice buc, there just wasn't enough room in the back of the truck bed for the 3 deer and all equipment, we put in trailer and left atv in bush while transporting to butcher. while at Tim's someone was offended by it being visible and they were anti hunters and we got the normal tongue lashing, I who would normally be very quick to rebut and lash out but instead simply said " maam your entitled to your opinion, but we saved this deer from coyotes and we are now talking to butchers and then donating the meat to the food bank so the deer doesnt go to waste...all of a sudden we were heros...PERCEPTION....

Good Luck this week and be safe

Putting a carcass in a truck bed is one thing. Posting a profane sign to insult anyone who disagrees is the behavior of an imbecile and a slob hunter.

The sanctimonious snowflakes are rampant. No wonder our country has gone down the toilet.

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Originally Posted by Badenoch

Putting a carcass in a truck bed is one thing. Posting a profane sign to insult anyone who disagrees is the behavior of an imbecile and a slob hunter.

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I would also add immature.

Hunters shouldn’t feel ashamed to hunt or for legally killing an animal for food. Unfortunately the sign reflects poorly on all hunters.

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Originally Posted by Badenoch

Putting a carcass in a truck bed is one thing. Posting a profane sign to insult anyone who disagrees is the behavior of an imbecile and a slob hunter.

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^^^^This^^^^

It’s sad that when we do need to transport a harvested animal that we have to act like a poacher

But look at the way groups protest hogs or cattle chickens to turkeys going to processing in plants

Avoid the drama

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Avoid the drama

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Yup, with the prevalence of SnowFlakes in society these days, it's getting pretty hard to avoid the ' Drama'...HaHa..

We usually grab mc Donald's on the way back from the hunt. Usually stop in bradford or something. Have the atv in the back and the 2 deers sticking out. Going through the drive thru. No signs tho LOL.

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Just shows the low IQ of those transporting that harvested animal. There's more of them than meets the average eye.

many many years ago my dad and I drove back from the north with a deer or 2 tied to the trunk of the car, but we had no where else to put them. today I will go out of my way to avoid showing the deer as it is in a trailer. it it is to big for the trailer then it shows, but intentionally doing what this guy did was just asking for trouble. we all know that the anti's get their way so why give them to fuel. I personally don't like photos posted of the guts or to much blood. I will try and take a picture with as little blood as possible to post. will i stand up for my rights as a hunter yes, if someone starts to yell at me for doing what I'm doing I will not stand for it. times have changed and not for the better. I put a shed in a cement block in my truck years ago so it was visible, had all kinds of people stop and have a look at my monster deer. All laughed when they saw it was just a shed, I wouldn't do that today.

The guy just doesn’t have a good gauge of society. His actions, while I’m sure was meant to be provocative, will eventually lead to it being an offence. He’s doing us all a disservice. Nothing wrong with being proud, but there’s no point in purposely angering people. The sign is too much.

Those snowflakes from the GTA make many of the rules today, so don't piss them off intentionally................. Out of sight, out of mind, easy peasy.

Remember driving to the butchers many times with 5-12 deer in the box of the trck, stiff legs sticking up over the box in every direction, get the odd sour look when they go past but mostly thumbs up.

Having a sign under it telling people to F off is a douche move.

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Originally Posted by mark_t1012001

My daughter traveled south on Hwy 400 from hwy 141 on Friday, 29 Oct. There was an obnoxiously loud...and I mean stupidly loud black ram pickup truck also traveling south. It had a bloody severed moose head deliberately mounted to the back of the cab with a sign that said: "if you don't like it f**k off". The rest of the moose was uncovered in the truck bed, in various pieces.

My daughter hunts. She was traveling to join me for the deer hunt.

I hope these kinds of a**holes aren't on this forum, but if by chance they are, I have this to say: You are a bunch of ignorant morons. We all suffer for your inconsideration. Little kids traveling don't need to see that. People who don't hunt have a right not to have to see that.

I'm so disgusted, but not at all surprised these days.

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Let alone that it is disrespectful to the animal. There's just simply no dignity in that.
It's as if they advocate for destruction and murder.

It was law in NB to have your deer in sight when I was growing up

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Originally Posted by Badenoch

Putting a carcass in a truck bed is one thing. Posting a profane sign to insult anyone who disagrees is the behavior of an imbecile and a slob hunter.

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Agreed

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Originally Posted by Badenoch

Putting a carcass in a truck bed is one thing. Posting a profane sign to insult anyone who disagrees is the behavior of an imbecile and a slob hunter.

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Yes. Well said.

I think the guy used poor judgement to put the sign on his truck. But …… it is legal to hunt and legal to transport your game to wherever you process it. Since so many Ontario people are offended maybe we need to do like the gay pride has done and have a hunter pride parade to convince people that it’s totally acceptable to be a hunter.

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I think the guy used poor judgement to put the sign on his truck. But …… it is legal to hunt and legal to transport your game to wherever you process it. Since so many Ontario people are offended maybe we need to do like the gay pride has done and have a hunter pride parade to convince people that it’s totally acceptable to be a hunter.

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As has been said, transporting fully legal, but displaying a provocative sign that’s intended to instigate crosses the line.

Regardless of what WE think, the fact remains that the people who govern this country and those who elect them are mostly urbanites. They don’t care about our culture, heritage or history (except the parts they are trying to re-write) . We should be proud of ourselves, firm in our beliefs, and stick together to defend our rights but smart about not shoving stuff in others faces. We won’t win any public relations contests these days.

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Originally Posted by 73hunter

As has been said, transporting fully legal, but displaying a provocative sign that’s intended to instigate crosses the line.

Regardless of what WE think, the fact remains that the people who govern this country and those who elect them are mostly urbanites. They don’t care about our culture, heritage or history (except the parts they are trying to re-write) . We should be proud of ourselves, firm in our beliefs, and stick together to defend our rights but smart about not shoving stuff in others faces. We won’t win any public relations contests these days.

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Exactly…..why poke the bear..so to speak !

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Exactly…..why poke the bear..so to speak !

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The thread that was shut down had this image.... it fits! They will interfere at the excuse of their feelings being hurt. It was on the childish sign, they had the right to do it and probably felt it was justified but the anti's always feel justified taking away freedoms and opportunities for others. Stupid to pi** off the idiots guys that fit this image, yep!
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I just remembered this - my first deer hunt in Rainy River was in 1984. There were 4 of us and we camped in a slide-in truck camper. We were lucky that year as we each shot a deer… 2 does and 2 spike bucks. We just had the one truck so we tied the deer to the top of the camper with the heads clearly visible. When we got to Dryden, we found ourselves right in the middle of the Santa Claus parade! You should of seen the stares! We had forgotten about the deer on the camper roof and in hindsight, we could of done things differently. Our bad!

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I just remembered this - my first deer hunt in Rainy River was in 1984. There were 4 of us and we camped in a slide-in truck camper. We were lucky that year as we each shot a deer… 2 does and 2 spike bucks. We just had the one truck so we tied the deer to the top of the camper with the heads clearly visible. When we got to Dryden, we found ourselves right in the middle of the Santa Claus parade! You should of seen the stares! We had forgotten about the deer on the camper roof and in hindsight, we could of done things differently. Our bad!

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Thanks now I’m going to you know where because I laughed

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Thanks now I’m going to you know where because I laughed

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We had no idea about the parade. We made a right turn and before we knew it, we were right in the thick of it. Back then, and in Dryden, not really a big deal. Today it would be different.
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We had no idea about the parade. We made a right turn and before we knew it, we were right in the thick of it. Back then, and in Dryden, not really a big deal. Today it would be different.
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Great pic!

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We had no idea about the parade. We made a right turn and before we knew it, we were right in the thick of it. Back then, and in Dryden, not really a big deal. Today it would be different.
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Almost as good as this one. Very good though, sure to cause mental duress and freak outs today.
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We had no idea about the parade. We made a right turn and before we knew it, we were right in the thick of it. Back then, and in Dryden, not really a big deal. Today it would be different.
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lol. Great story and pic. I have a few like that with Moose.
No it wasn’t a big deal back in the days.

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We had no idea about the parade. We made a right turn and before we knew it, we were right in the thick of it. Back then, and in Dryden, not really a big deal. Today it would be different.
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Great picture.