Displaying your kill *Quebec*

WeaponHot said:
My buddy is driving from NS to Ontario right now, he stopped to refuel and saw this pull into the gas station in Quebec.
This pic was taken 10 mins ago. So much for not displaying your kill, and freaking out the antis.

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im more of a want to know what the cut up barrel was used for???
 
Since his quad isn't strapped down one might conclude that he isn't travelling very far. Also for all we know the trailer is being towed by his wife's Volvo so he has no place else for the deer. As far as offending a bunch of fat, hypocritical, meat eating non hunter's, who gives a phuck.
 
My favorite.:)

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Grizz
 
As a kid in Montreal area moose and deer were usually tied to hood of car to be brought home. Two things have changed; more people have trucks now and the hoods would cave in on a new car if you tried to haul a moose on it.
 
In Gaspe on the last day of the moose hunt, they have a parade that runs from the town of Gaspe up to Fox River and back followed by a "get together".
 
fogducker said:
im more of a want to know what the cut up barrel was used for???
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Probably as a general purpose tool and 'stuff' box.

Not quite as 'farmer' as the racks that are available for carrying your 20 liter pails, but like as not, a more or less 'farmer' carry-all box for the quad on the cheap.

Cheers
Trev
 
In my neck of wood (northern Québec) it is not unusual to see the moose head (if a nice rack) straped to the ATV in the pick-up bed. People can carry it 2 weeks.

I did ha ha !

Mush
 
Wired leader said:
In Gaspe on the last day of the moose hunt, they have a parade that runs from the town of Gaspe up to Fox River and back followed by a "get together".
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LOL wow..

Yeah displaying game to me is common... its not until I came down to southern Ontario did I learn people were all political about EVERYTHING. Its like being in a schoolyard with a shet ton of self-righteous tattletales "I'm telling!" pucker faced bobble-heads...

I was raised in Hearst Ontario, and strapped moose or bear are a dime a dozen in my area. No one bats an eye or really gives two poops about it. If anything they are more like a conversation piece than anything. I guess we see it more like another way to bring quality food to the table while having fun. Also 50% of people hunt there.
 
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