Breakfast with the mrs and a few close friends

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  • gad5264
    Veteran Member
    • Aug 2005
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    • Columbus, Ohio, USA
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    #1

    Breakfast with the mrs and a few close friends

    This is a cool video

    http://video.yahoo.com/video/play?vid=67160&fr=yvmtf
    Grant
    "GO Buckeyes"

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  • cgallery
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    • Sep 2004
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    • Milwaukee, WI
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    #2
    The deer get corn and the couple get lime disease.

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    • Uncle Cracker
      The Full Monte
      • May 2007
      • 7091
      • Sunshine State
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      #3
      A problem, though. By inducing these animals to lose their fear of humans, and instead, associate them with food, these people have done them more harm than good. One must leave wild things wild.

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      • Ken Massingale
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        • Dec 2002
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        • Liberty, SC, USA.
        • Ridgid TS3650

        #4
        Originally posted by Uncle Cracker
        A problem, though. By inducing these animals to lose their fear of humans, and instead, associate them with food, these people have done them more harm than good. One must leave wild things wild.
        Oh, I don't know. I've had deer for breakfast often. They are yummy when made into sausage!

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        • Uncle Cracker
          The Full Monte
          • May 2007
          • 7091
          • Sunshine State
          • BT3000

          #5
          Originally posted by Ken Massingale
          Oh, I don't know. I've had deer for breakfast often. They are yummy when made into sausage!
          Yeah, me too. Got 15 pounds of backstrap in my freezer right now. I'm not anti-hunting, just think things should be left wild until you shoot 'em. That way, there will always be something to shoot, and the sport will remain a sport.

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          • TB Roye
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            • Jan 2004
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            • Sacramento, CA, USA.
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            #6
            It was cute, but not the best for the deer. The need to keep their fear of humans for their own safety. Years ago we used to feed the deer that came around our family's cabin, but then some hunter found out and in the fall after we closed the cabin for the winter and would come a put out food and then shoot them while he was sitting on the deck. So we stoped and just fed the chipmonks and birds.

            Tom

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            • p8ntblr
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2007
              • 921
              • So Cal
              • Craftsman 22114

              #7
              Originally posted by TB Roye
              So we stoped and just fed the chipmonks and birds.

              Tom
              I hope the guy didn't switch to hunting chipmunks and birds
              -Paul

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