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December 6th, 2018, 02:53 PM
#41

Originally Posted by
be2man
Can we also then ban the shooting of slugs through smooth bores with no sight system and no knowledge of POI relative to POA? And archery shots over 30 yards. And running shots on big game, and the list goes on..... You can't legislate ethical or responsible behavior.
Bingo! Pretty much nailed it.
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December 6th, 2018 02:53 PM
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December 6th, 2018, 07:21 PM
#42
Deer can get hit by cars too
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December 6th, 2018, 07:54 PM
#43

Originally Posted by
jaycee
I had a lengthy conversation yesterday with a fellow that does a lot of custom combining.
What he had to say was enough to get any one really pizzed off.
He has so far come across 7 dead deer and some remains of in corn fields that he is combining, 5 of those had broken legs he determined was caused by buck shot as he found evidence of buck shot wounds in the guts.
It really upsets him as he has to be very careful/watchful that he does not get them into the combine as it makes one big mess and down time involved, and costly repairs.
He also found a big 8 point buck tangled in a fence that it tried to jump but couldn,t due to a broken leg, it just struggled and died there from it,s wounds/broken leg,bleeding and starvation.
He claimed that as far as he could determine by what he saw , all these deer had been shot at with buck shot, he says he sees this every year after the controlled deer hunts .
This is very unfortunate as 7 unrecovered deer equals a possible seven others shot to make up for those , and there those are wondering why there is a lack of deer.
He said he expects to find more after this weeks hunt as there is a lot of corn still standing to be combined.
You know what,Jaycee,the more I think of what he told you,the more I think the guy was shooting you a line of shyte. I'd believe Coyote attacks ripping their haunches or bellies (that's how they attack) or vehicle hits,but,that many hunters hitting and missing Deer with buck shot and not retrieving the Deer,nope,sorry,I ain't buyin' it.
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December 6th, 2018, 08:09 PM
#44

Originally Posted by
dilly
No need to repeat your opinion. 73 out of 74 of your bloody posts are calling for a ban on buckshot. Getting a little old dude...
Someone else's thread! Simply agreeing with many others who share the same views! Think about it???
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December 6th, 2018, 08:56 PM
#45

Originally Posted by
kk1
Someone else's thread! Simply agreeing with many others who share the same views! Think about it???
What is your ideal firearm and round? I bet there is lots of evidence to show that it can be used improperly and wound game without recovery.
I think that there are a pile of guys that have an opinion based on improper use, the same as the guys who say a 30-30 cannot kill a moose or that dogs should be illegal, that large groups driving game should be illegal, etc.
I hope you enjoy attacking other hunters for legal and perfectly ethical practices.
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December 7th, 2018, 06:29 PM
#46

Originally Posted by
trimmer21
You know what,Jaycee,the more I think of what he told you,the more I think the guy was shooting you a line of shyte. I'd believe Coyote attacks ripping their haunches or bellies (that's how they attack) or vehicle hits,but,that many hunters hitting and missing Deer with buck shot and not retrieving the Deer,nope,sorry,I ain't buyin' it.
Buy it or not ?? that/s up to you!
As far as what he told me, why and for what reason would he have to make up stories and lie???
I have known him for about 40 years, very honest, a man of integrity, which is lost on a few here.
Why don't you give me the particulars of your name and address, which I will pass on to him and you can tell him face to face yourself that he is full of shyte!!!

He does travel around quite a bit so he no doubt would drop in on you.
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December 7th, 2018, 07:09 PM
#47

Originally Posted by
jaycee
Buy it or not ?? that/s up to you!
As far as what he told me, why and for what reason would he have to make up stories and lie???
I have known him for about 40 years, very honest, a man of integrity, which is lost on a few here.
Why don't you give me the particulars of your name and address, which I will pass on to him and you can tell him face to face yourself that he is full of shyte!!!


He does travel around quite a bit so he no doubt would drop in on you.
How about you give me his name and address and I'll contact him.
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December 7th, 2018, 07:23 PM
#48
I have noticed that the Anti buck shot crowd has nothing against bows but deer are seen with arrows sticking out of them. You also sound just like an Anti gun person who says a gun killed someone ban all guns. You actually do sound like that.
Tell me if I shoot at a deer 100 yards away with a bow think it's going to be a good hit, that deer will walk around with an arrow in it for a while same as a buckshot deer???
Buckshot works when used at the correct distance.
"This is about unenforceable registration of weapons that violates the rights of people to own firearms."—Premier Ralph Klein (Alberta)Calgary Herald, 1998 October 9 (November 1, 1942 – March 29, 2013) OFAH Member
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December 7th, 2018, 08:26 PM
#49

Originally Posted by
trimmer21
Lots of ranges would need to built and laws changed for hunters to practice on a regular and frequent basis before your proposal would ever be viable. Liberals would NEVER allow that. They're more into restricting ownership and hunting,not promoting it. That proposal will be dead in the water from the get-go.

While i agree with the comment about our current Governement being "not supportive" of hunting etc....i still think what i mentioned would be a proper way of improving shooting skills of the general hunting population.Ranges are not needed for many shooters today-they could practice wherever is legal(as they do it as we speak),but would need to do a test at some proper place.We have still enough Clubs and ranges they would probably happily participate in testing(of course for some $...but nothing is free nowadays)
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December 7th, 2018, 10:19 PM
#50

Originally Posted by
gbk
While i agree with the comment about our current Governement being "not supportive" of hunting etc....i still think what i mentioned would be a proper way of improving shooting skills of the general hunting population.Ranges are not needed for many shooters today-they could practice wherever is legal(as they do it as we speak),but would need to do a test at some proper place.We have still enough Clubs and ranges they would probably happily participate in testing(of course for some $...but nothing is free nowadays)
I agree,in principle,that everyone can gain from a few rounds of target practice periodically,but,in practicality,it would be exceedingly difficult to do any shooting outside a certified range (of which there's very few,at least,in southern Ontario where 75% of all hunters live) with long waiting lists to get in. I really don't think we need to be giving Liberal leftist governments anything else to beat us over the head with,either. If every hunter had to "qualify" with several different firearms every season and were restricted to where they could take the tests,I shudder to think of the horrendous added costs,government bureaucracy and aggravation that would be created. That would be the death knell for all hunting in this province except for the uber rich like it is in Europe.