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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 193830" data-attributes="member: 704">It's no more sporting than shooting deer out the window of a moving truck.&nbsp; These people are not sportsmen so it isn't separating sportsmen it's separating sportsmen from slob shooters.&nbsp; That sounds good on the surface, but we have taken out market hunters, we have taken out spot lighters, we don't allow shooting deer from an aircraft.&nbsp; A civilized society has laws.&nbsp; Time after time I have seen people on here complain about road hunters.&nbsp; That's no different.&nbsp;I don't know how many times I have heard people say &quot;well as long as it's legal&quot;.&nbsp; They need to go back to grade school.&nbsp; We would never have thought we would get to shooting deer inside a pen and calling it sport.&nbsp; So lets&nbsp; say lasers get cheap enough to be lethal on deer to 5000 yards.&nbsp; No aiming over, and at 186,000 miles per second there is no lead.&nbsp; There are no laws against it so I guess we just let then fry deer to their hearts content.&nbsp; Or would we as sportsmen be responsible enough to outlaw such weapons?&nbsp; Some states outlaw 50 cal, some states outlaw crossbows, some states allow handicapped to use crossbows.&nbsp; Saying as long as it's legal is simply irresponsible and not giving a crap. &nbsp;That would be my guess too, but it's a guess.&nbsp; Even when they find them we hear about people arrested for moving known infected deer at night across state lines.&nbsp; Minnesota to Tennessee if memory serves me.&nbsp; Then there was the game farm in (was in Minnesota or Wisconsin) that had a tree mysteriously fall on his fence and release his deer after they tested positive for CWD.&nbsp; When have we ever contained something like this when profit is involved?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 193830, member: 704"] It's no more sporting than shooting deer out the window of a moving truck. These people are not sportsmen so it isn't separating sportsmen it's separating sportsmen from slob shooters. That sounds good on the surface, but we have taken out market hunters, we have taken out spot lighters, we don't allow shooting deer from an aircraft. A civilized society has laws. Time after time I have seen people on here complain about road hunters. That's no different. I don't know how many times I have heard people say "well as long as it's legal". They need to go back to grade school. We would never have thought we would get to shooting deer inside a pen and calling it sport. So lets say lasers get cheap enough to be lethal on deer to 5000 yards. No aiming over, and at 186,000 miles per second there is no lead. There are no laws against it so I guess we just let then fry deer to their hearts content. Or would we as sportsmen be responsible enough to outlaw such weapons? Some states outlaw 50 cal, some states outlaw crossbows, some states allow handicapped to use crossbows. Saying as long as it's legal is simply irresponsible and not giving a crap. That would be my guess too, but it's a guess. Even when they find them we hear about people arrested for moving known infected deer at night across state lines. Minnesota to Tennessee if memory serves me. Then there was the game farm in (was in Minnesota or Wisconsin) that had a tree mysteriously fall on his fence and release his deer after they tested positive for CWD. When have we ever contained something like this when profit is involved? [/QUOTE]

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