Hunting ethics
- Thread starter Andrzej
- Start date
Farlsincharge
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- Location
- Saskatchewan
This looks promising
ROFLMFAO....
Everyone that hunts is unethical because it is MEAN, WRONG and not required because Safeway sells meat......DUH!!!
Was watching WildTv alot lately.
Last week.
PSE Bowhunter Adventures.
Hunting Bull Moose in Northern Manitoba. Guides were good callers. Called in 1 smaller bull to 35 yards. The commentator says perfect broadside when the camera CLEARLY shows a quartering towards shot(big NO-NO) , and Yankee hunter proceeded to shoot right under his belly. Clean Miss. The Moose trots back in the bush. He is quartering away this time at least but he is at 82 yards. Hunter takes a hail mary shot and sticks Moose somewhere.
They look for 2 hours. No blood trail. Ran out of legal light.
They return next morning. Look for 5 hours and eventually find him...probably Ravens on carcass by this time.
How is that for ethics?
Last night watching HCAB.(Hunting Canada and Beyond). These clowns were actually advocating hunting over bait. Then videoing it....pretty amateur if you ask me for a hunting show? They bagged a VERY nice white-tail. Not sure what Zone they were in but it was NOV.13th and they were both in full camo. IF they were in a rifle zone as most archery closes on Oct.31. They were hunting illegally as they had NO colors on.
Last week.
PSE Bowhunter Adventures.
Hunting Bull Moose in Northern Manitoba. Guides were good callers. Called in 1 smaller bull to 35 yards. The commentator says perfect broadside when the camera CLEARLY shows a quartering towards shot(big NO-NO) , and Yankee hunter proceeded to shoot right under his belly. Clean Miss. The Moose trots back in the bush. He is quartering away this time at least but he is at 82 yards. Hunter takes a hail mary shot and sticks Moose somewhere.
They look for 2 hours. No blood trail. Ran out of legal light.
They return next morning. Look for 5 hours and eventually find him...probably Ravens on carcass by this time.
How is that for ethics?
Last night watching HCAB.(Hunting Canada and Beyond). These clowns were actually advocating hunting over bait. Then videoing it....pretty amateur if you ask me for a hunting show? They bagged a VERY nice white-tail. Not sure what Zone they were in but it was NOV.13th and they were both in full camo. IF they were in a rifle zone as most archery closes on Oct.31. They were hunting illegally as they had NO colors on.
- Location
- Virden, MB
I'm "delited" too.
I don't think there is a hunting season for ethnics, at least not in Alberta. Must be an eastern phenomenom. Come to think of it, there have been a lot of ethnics shot in Toronto drive-bys...
Hunting Bull Moose in Northern Manitoba. Guides were good callers. Called in 1 smaller bull to 35 yards. The commentator says perfect broadside when the camera CLEARLY shows a quartering towards shot(big NO-NO) , and Yankee hunter proceeded to shoot right under his belly. Clean Miss. The Moose trots back in the bush. He is quartering away this time at least but he is at 82 yards. Hunter takes a hail mary shot and sticks Moose somewhere.
In some cases the camera guy is not sitting with the hunter but of to one side, it may have been a broadside shot to him. BUT No on second shot.
And to point out I didn't see the show.
How is that for ethics?
Last night watching HCAB.(Hunting Canada and Beyond). These clowns were actually advocating hunting over bait. Then videoing it....pretty amateur if you ask me for a hunting show? They bagged a VERY nice white-tail. Not sure what Zone they were in but it was NOV.13th and they were both in full camo. IF they were in a rifle zone as most archery closes on Oct.31. They were hunting illegally as they had NO colors on.
Is hunting deer over bait (an apple pile) really that much diff than hunting over a natural food plot like a corn field or soya crop
Hunting Bull Moose in Northern Manitoba. Guides were good callers. Called in 1 smaller bull to 35 yards. The commentator says perfect broadside when the camera CLEARLY shows a quartering towards shot(big NO-NO) , and Yankee hunter proceeded to shoot right under his belly. Clean Miss. The Moose trots back in the bush. He is quartering away this time at least but he is at 82 yards. Hunter takes a hail mary shot and sticks Moose somewhere.
In some cases the camera guy is not sitting with the hunter but of to one side, it may have been a broadside shot to him. BUT No on second shot.
And to point out I didn't see the show.
How is that for ethics?
Last night watching HCAB.(Hunting Canada and Beyond). These clowns were actually advocating hunting over bait. Then videoing it....pretty amateur if you ask me for a hunting show? They bagged a VERY nice white-tail. Not sure what Zone they were in but it was NOV.13th and they were both in full camo. IF they were in a rifle zone as most archery closes on Oct.31. They were hunting illegally as they had NO colors on.
Is hunting deer over bait (an apple pile) really that much diff than hunting over a natural food plot like a corn field or soya crop
As long as it is legal I say go for it.....BUT absolutely do NOT film it...then make it part of some sort of "pat yourself on the back hunting show" demonstrating your hunting skill?
I forgot the ABSOLUTE worst hunting show I ever seen...
I think once again it was PSE Bowhunter Adventures.(might be mistaken about that)
They were on a Elk hunt....one minute there on a road spotting ELK...next they were set up in a area where the GUIDE figured they would intercept this herd.
SO they are set up on these Elk and here they come....just like the guide predicted....WOW Elk hunting looks pretty easy?
Then in the background you can see a LARGE tire off a hauling truck that is being used to water or feed the Elk...at this point I know it is on a high-fenced hunt ranch in the states.
They proceed to shoot the biggest Elk.
After the shot the other Elk just hang around and don't run away.
Afterwards the hunter is patting himself on the back...after all this is the largest Bull he has ever shot.
No mention of hunt farm or Ranch...pathetic!!!
- Location
- Lakes District BC
Originally Posted by 350 Mag View Post
a quartering towards shot(big NO-NO)
a quartering towards shot(big NO-NO)
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I dunno...
The size and density of a Moose's Scapula perhaps?
The scapula is going to conceal most of the vitals...it is NOT a high percentage shot.
Not saying it cannot be done just saying it is NOT the best shot for an archer.
No problem for rifle hunters but for archery I will pass.
Quartering away is better and broadside is ideal.
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He totally misrepresented the hunt...If the animals were born and raised and fed in a pen they are little different from domesticated cattle.
The ELK were feeding at a trough for God's sake....and he is passing off his show as a guided wild Elk hunt?
More like Rancher and him sat down had lunch....drove out to the field/pen....he picked out his Elk.....they bugled a few times and then shot the ELK?
I don't have a problem with the HUNT....just passing it off as a Wild Hunt on Public lands...
I shouldn't even respond to such bull#### as I am hearing on this thread but I just can't leave it be.
If you are calling someone down who hunts over bait in a province where it is both legal and commonly done then I think you need to take a good look in the mirror. Ethics are different in different areas and cultures and who am you, or me for that matter, to call some down because they are following accepted practice in their area? I don't agree with all methods of hunting that occur in the world but I will not call down a fellow hunter because I haven't grown up with that method.
I can honestly say I am very concerned that some one with your attitude would call yourself a hunter.
If you are calling someone down who hunts over bait in a province where it is both legal and commonly done then I think you need to take a good look in the mirror. Ethics are different in different areas and cultures and who am you, or me for that matter, to call some down because they are following accepted practice in their area? I don't agree with all methods of hunting that occur in the world but I will not call down a fellow hunter because I haven't grown up with that method.
I can honestly say I am very concerned that some one with your attitude would call yourself a hunter.
