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Question of the Day: Why Do “Sport Hunters” Hunt?
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Bruce W. Krafft
Website: http://www.freelibertywriters.com/
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"First, let’s define sport hunters. These are hunters that take game for no conceivable reason except that it makes them feel good. But isn’t that the reason we do most everything we choose to do in our recreational time? When we go the range it makes us feel good on many levels from the guttural sensations of controlling recoil amidst the flash and muzzle blast to being a little better than the guy next to you, to being a bit better prepared to defend ourselves against threats . . ." ... |
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