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<blockquote data-quote="CutEm" data-source="post: 233038" data-attributes="member: 6158">Again, I shouldn't have attacked you directly, that was wrong of me and I apologize. I would have been better suited bringing up a separate discussion/topic about my feelings on how hunting is changing. I obviously realize the kill is very important part of the process. After all it is the end result we all are hoping for when taking to the field. I sometimes speak before I think (ask every boss and teacher going back to kindergarten) on things I feel passionate about and my thoughts don't come out as I intend. I was trying to convey my feelings that to much emphasis is put on the end result and not the journey to get there. As in, the only way the trip is successful is if it ends with a harvest. Anyways, turkeys are dumb as rocks. They will be back in there the next day. I once read an article about how to trap turkeys. make an elevated table and put grain in the middle. Than put a halo around the table so that the turkeys can't reach the grain in the middle without having to stick their head in between the halo and table. when they try to back out they will hit that halo and be stuck because they don't realize to just pull their heads down. Somebody should try this and report back.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CutEm, post: 233038, member: 6158"] Again, I shouldn't have attacked you directly, that was wrong of me and I apologize. I would have been better suited bringing up a separate discussion/topic about my feelings on how hunting is changing. I obviously realize the kill is very important part of the process. After all it is the end result we all are hoping for when taking to the field. I sometimes speak before I think (ask every boss and teacher going back to kindergarten) on things I feel passionate about and my thoughts don't come out as I intend. I was trying to convey my feelings that to much emphasis is put on the end result and not the journey to get there. As in, the only way the trip is successful is if it ends with a harvest. Anyways, turkeys are dumb as rocks. They will be back in there the next day. I once read an article about how to trap turkeys. make an elevated table and put grain in the middle. Than put a halo around the table so that the turkeys can't reach the grain in the middle without having to stick their head in between the halo and table. when they try to back out they will hit that halo and be stuck because they don't realize to just pull their heads down. Somebody should try this and report back. [/QUOTE]

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