Hunt Sabotage

[Polar Express]

I figure that right after I call the local fish and game and the state fuzz my next call will be to the local news so I can explain how me, the poor hunter, is being harrased and or having my stuff vandlized. The antis are all about getting their skewd word out so I say this is a chance for us normal folks to beat them at their own game.

I like the idea, but I'll buy you a frosty cold beverage if the news media actually airs the story. The folks that control the modern day 'mainstream' media are not gun-friendly. For some reason, they don't seem to comprehend the idea that its the gun-owning citizenry that actually protects their first amendment right to print/air anything.

PE

 

[qajaq59]

For some reason, they don't seem to comprehend the idea that its the gun-owning citizenry that actually protects their first amendment right to print/air anything.

It's because they've never read a history book. You don't have to go back much further then 1936 to figure out how evil can take over a country in a very short time. And God help us all when it happens again.

 

[elitesack]

Nope, i live in Kansas but i do my hunting in Arkansas. Arkansas does not take kindly to those folk. They know to stay away.

 

[elitesack]

In response to the quote below: Ultralite flyers have bigger balls than i will ever have. Those things are basically go-carts with plastic wings. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"I have seen videos of a guy in an ultralite buzzing over a field of bird hunters though.
Sounds like a perfect opportunity for an unfortunate "hunting accident". Not that I'd ever advocate doing it, but it'd be pretty hard to prove the dumbass didn't just fly over right at the same time as a flock of geese, and the testimony that he clearly knew the hunters were there but was repeatedly flying in the danger zone anyway would make it pretty hard to get a conviction against the hunters. It's called self-endangerment. "