They should be educated and banned from wildlife because they're killing innocent lives.

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Hello!

Excuse me but hunters are not doing the world a favour.

Hunting does not help to preserve wildlife or add value to animals. That pro hunting notion is ridiclious.

200 Million animals per year are killed for fun. 200 million. Ask that little voice in your head if a yearly holocaust of 200million animals is ok..

When pro hunters go on tv and say things like hunting helps preserve animals. IE Killing them to help their cause, I often wonder if they ask themselves "is god watching" before they say those things.

Hunters ARE paid to cull animals in certain situations.

They shouldn't be paid for recreational means.

Not you quoting the bible

Excuse me but don't call it a "Holocaust". That's belittling the real Holocaust.

Second, 60,000,000,000+ animals are killed per year for their meat plus they spend their whole lives in cramped facilities. That's much more like a "Holocaust" in my opinion. Hunting is but a drop in the bucket. and a fun, sporting and tasty drop at that!

Thanks sis!

Yes

No, but who are those people in the OP?

Excuse me, I encourage you to look up the meaning of holocaust.

Holocaust: Destruction or slaughter on a mass scale.

Killing 200 Million Animals per year for fun is a holocaust. There's no REAL holocaust buddy. It's a word used to describe mass killing.

On that though, stop calling it a sport. Hunters are not sportsmen. Sport is defined as a mutual decision between two parties to engage in a game. There's no mutual decision here, goosey.

Nonsense!

"Sport is organised or unorganised recreation. Today it usually implies competition, usually implies following rules, and often means competitive sports and games. Originally in English, sport is leisure, as in hunting or fishing wildlife for entertainment rather than for subsistence or for the market."

Hunting is sport, and hunters may be referred to as "sportsmen".


Hunting is a fun and valuable activity which requires skill, patience and knowledge of the outdoors. There's a form of hunting for everyone! One can shoot a deer from a kilometre away or ambush them close-up with buckshot or pistols. You can eat them or register records with Boone & Crockett. Even children can participate.