TNT: best to let it slide, some here will merely post anti-proactive to agitate. they like to just sit around and drink coffee...down at the virtual café. throw darts! one merely has to pop up their profile and look at previous postings to realize... the BS is a preferred theme for them. the only one that does this and u can also believe him, of course is... USMC! lol
(squadron coffee; black....)
Jeff
I took it that way BL...appreciate it.hey there Marine! ~ of course you know... it was a compliment!!
It's not supposed to fit like a #4 washtub.lol far as killing goes, you get over that quick when the gov. throws you in a kill or be killed situation. Also if you ever get hungry enough, you will kill without hesitation.BL, you did FOURTEEN posts in a row. You need to go sit in time-out for a while.
Nice. Seems kinda small, though.
I've only killed 1 deer and a few other small animals. It seems there's a hump to get over when breaking into hunting - at least for me and some others. Some of us have to get over 'the horror of taking a life' to get into hunting properly.
I like shooting and I like hiking. Hunting combines both of those but I don't really enjoy hunting.
I remember the odd look on my son't face when he killed a rabbit with a bow. The rabbit was flopping around, and he asked why it was doing that. I told him the rabbit was in a lot of pain and would do that until he died. My son had a rather sick look on his face, and I asked him what he was thinking. He couldn't give a very clear answer, so I answered it for him. "You feel good because you hit him, but you feel bad because of what you did to him." He agreed with those mixed feelings, and wasn't too keen on shooting rabbits any more.
I love tender-hearted people.BL, you did FOURTEEN posts in a row. You need to go sit in time-out for a while.
Nice. Seems kinda small, though.
I've only killed 1 deer and a few other small animals. It seems there's a hump to get over when breaking into hunting - at least for me and some others. Some of us have to get over 'the horror of taking a life' to get into hunting properly.
I like shooting and I like hiking. Hunting combines both of those but I don't really enjoy hunting.
I remember the odd look on my son't face when he killed a rabbit with a bow. The rabbit was flopping around, and he asked why it was doing that. I told him the rabbit was in a lot of pain and would do that until he died. My son had a rather sick look on his face, and I asked him what he was thinking. He couldn't give a very clear answer, so I answered it for him. "You feel good because you hit him, but you feel bad because of what you did to him." He agreed with those mixed feelings, and wasn't too keen on shooting rabbits any more.
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They are so few, and far between.
Yeah but, I don't see having to kill in war being the same as killing animals for food or, sport.
Don't be too quick to rule that out, things happen. what if no grocery stores. or a total breakdown in society. It's happened before and will again someday. maybe not in my lifetime. Just ask people who lived through the depression.
Yes, "The Survivalists."
Garden and put some stuff up in mason jars. No big deal . Some ammo could come in handy. At least you would have some back up.
How much food can a person hide - and where??Hide the food if it came to that!
Ammo can be traded for just about anything when the SHTF.
I'm not a survivalist, I don't stockpile food, toilet paper or shampoo, but for the hoards of neighbors. I do have plenty of guns and ammo to fend them off. I enjoy shooting.
Well I guess they are going to get me cause I dont have nothing to shoot. Maybe the chainsaws will stop them.
Well I meant to say I wish I had plenty of guns and ammo.
