Ain’t None of them Cowboys
Feral horses are often a problem on open ranges. They are prolific breeders with few predators. They overgraze the range. During droughts and harsh winters they die slow deaths from starvation.
Controlling their population gets people stirred up. People love horses. Love, without understanding, or even caring to understand facts, is animal cruelty. Cue Emperor Polis.
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Please understand I don’t applaud this hunter; just understand the culture. I was raised with subsistence (poacher) hunters. The ethos was a quick kill. Don’t make an animal suffer. I’m opposed to archery hunting because a quick kill is unlikely.
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My brother is a hunter. Back when he started, it was for his family. Sustenance. But he started trying to get trophies. And he LIKES killing things. He admits it. I don't understand it. I have no issue with those who are using what they harvest to feed their families, but the idea of enjoying the deaths of living creatures is mystifying to me. Horrifying, too.
That would involve reading instructions.
There is a certain enjoyment in a successful hunt that I won't deny but killing something just to kill it leaves me cold. I fell the same way about fishing. I live by the mountain man saying, "Don't go bothering something that ain't bothering you".
IMHO, nothing wrong with subsistence hunting. And yes, city folk vs. ranchers on the wolves, bears, and other predators they want to 'reintroduce'... If they love them so much, reintroduce them in their neighborhoods!!!
When my Dad was a section foreman for the old D&RG, the tracks were in areas not easily accessible to the public and the deer were abundant. Many a family having hard times found a deer quarter on their back porch.
Already towns are starting to see lions and bears on their decks and back yards.
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