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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 30241" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>Interesting point of view Wild.  I'm one of those people who drive you nuts.  There are only 3 people in my household.  Myself, my wife, and our daughter.  If I shoot one elk, I'll have more meat than the 3 of us can eat in a year.  I hunt everything with a season in ND, Deer in MN, and Elk/Deer in MT most years.  This year I'm adding antelope in MT and SD and deer in SD.  Add into the mix that I fish 5 times a week, give'r take a day.  I processed 650 lbs of venison for sausage and ground meat this year with 6 buddies.  You should just about be in a straight jacket right now.  Let me add to this that my wife and daughter both hunt deer as well and my daughter loves to goose hunt.  Are you bat shit crazy about now??  All of my hunting and that of my family is done legally and within the confines of each states regulations and wildlife management strategies.  I take home lots and lots of wild game every year that my small family can't possibly consume.  However, I can assure you that not one scrap of meat is wasted.  I have a laundry list of people that can't hunt or fish for themselves that are very appreciative of a venison roast, pheasant, or package of fish.  The gifting of ALL of my wild game and fish is ALSO done within the laws and regulations set forth by each state.  I'm also not afraid to admit that I have been the recipient of gifted elk meat on more than one occasion and also halibut, salmon, and other fish that is not available to me close to home.  I was, and am, very grateful to those friends who thought enough of me to share the bounty nature provided to them as I share the bounties provided to me.  How do you feel about the Hunters for the hungry and Sportsmen against hunger programs???  These programs are kept stocked with meat entirely by the people who drive you nuts.  Just a thought here, but in the present atmosphere of diminishing hunter numbers and increasing political pressure of anti hunting groups, it may be more beneficial to all, NOT to criticize the legal hunting practices of other sportsmen and concentrate on keeping the great past time of hunting a reality for the younger generations.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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