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Originally Posted by RBull
not for the faint of heart
I'd be impressed if he took that bear with a knife. 200 yards with a 30-06 and a scope, eh... not so much. I'm sure he feels more like a man though, and he is more manly than that douche who ruins his own face and blames it on a company.
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^ there is one more very disgusting photo to go along with this. Due to it's size I was unable to uplaod it. It is the carcass of a man the grizzly had partly devoured.
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Originally Posted by RBull
^ there is one more very disgusting photo to go along with this. Due to it's size I was unable to uplaod it. It is the carcass of a man the grizzly had partly devoured.
Yup, pretty rough pics. I used to send them to a couple coworkers who had weak stomaches right before lunch
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From: Rothesay, New Brunswick, Canada
Originally Posted by Archangel
I'd be impressed if he took that bear with a knife. 200 yards with a 30-06 and a scope, eh... not so much. I'm sure he feels more like a man though, and he is more manly than that douche who ruins his own face and blames it on a company.
I honestly never understood why hunting is considered a sport. Put a rifle in the bear's hands.....then it would be a sport.
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From: Cambridge, Ont. Canada
Originally Posted by canuck
^^ +1
I honestly never understood why hunting is considered a sport. Put a rifle in the bear's hands.....then it would be a sport.
I honestly never understood why hunting is considered a sport. Put a rifle in the bear's hands.....then it would be a sport.
+1 all the way Shane......
Great pics Deane... send me the pic you need resized by email and I'll post it for you.
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I think hunting is necessary for food, whether you are in the woods or in the meat section at the grocery store, but trophy hunting is kind of silly. Guided trophy hunting is even more pathetic. And I don't see the sport in it either.
That said, at least this guy was using a crossbow which has an effective hunting range of about 60 yards (give or take). Elephants can close that distance remarkably fast. This had to be an amazing shot:
http://excaliburcrossbow.com/demo/do...ontent_297.jpg
That said, at least this guy was using a crossbow which has an effective hunting range of about 60 yards (give or take). Elephants can close that distance remarkably fast. This had to be an amazing shot:
http://excaliburcrossbow.com/demo/do...ontent_297.jpg
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From: Rothesay, New Brunswick, Canada
Originally Posted by Archangel
I think hunting is necessary for food, whether you are in the woods or in the meat section at the grocery store, but trophy hunting is kind of silly. Guided trophy hunting is even more pathetic. And I don't see the sport in it either.
Has anyone ever seen videos of seals getting clubbed over the head? Man, that is just plain sad. I don't know how anyone could bring themselves to do that. Like I said, I guess I am just a big animal lover in general.
Btw Deane, sorry for hijacking your thread.
