now

you've been on her list since day one

 

You leap to conclusions faster than a jack rabbit...

The woodchucks had 1 of 2 choices in life, have their holes pluged and smoked to death, or, shot. As a farmer you cannot just leave these things unchecked to destroy your crops. In addition your equipment as well as you very costly pets, the horses. Yes, I grew up on a farm.

 

Hunting for deer is to me a total pleasure thing, not that I find it pleasurable, but it is a sport, it is not for protection of family and farm. I have never hunted deer, rabbit, turkey or anything like that. Just pests like woodchucks and starlings. Oh wait, I remember, I did try like hell to get the fox that took out 20 some laying hens...

 

so the wood chuck has no right to life

 

I don't get it?! Doug and Ellen what?

After you tell me what I'll tell you if you go back on my list

 

Yes, it has a right to live, and the farmer has the right to make a living, therefore, if the woodchuck is smart enough to not make a home in a crop field then a long life is in order, should it decide to make home in such a way that the farmer's livelihood and his children's safety are in jeopardy then no, it has given up its right to life. You might be too much of a pampered city slicker to get it, that's ok.

Steve, have you ever sat down and asked a woodchuck to pack up the cubs and move over to another non-tilled field and stop eating the crops? Let me know how this works out for ya...

 

 

Q:How much wood can a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

A: None with a cap in it's ass.

 

I agree. The only time I agree with killing animals is if you plan to eat what you killed or the animal threatens your life.

 

but god forbid the farmer loses a few ears of corn

are there even farmers anymore

it's like me buidling a nice race track with no fences and then shooting a cap into doug's ass cause he came by to use the track