thehuntinglife, you are an idiot.And i did say bull fighting, not bull baiting as this no longer legally happen in europe.I did not eat the doves that i shot, but the people who run the estate did or sold them to the butcher as there are alot of poor people in sout hamerica so cheap food will always be snapped up.
What im saying is a alot of people say they shoot for food.They dont, they use this as a cover up for shooting.If i wanted food, i would pop down to sainsburys or waitrose, not spend a load of money to go game shooting in some remote country.
I dont shoot foxes or rabbits or anything like that, shooting them whould not really be sport for me and its a farmers job.Moreover, Alot of shooting i do is in places like africa and argentina, which provides money for the animals and there conservation, as long as the Game is not elephants or lions ect.If it was not for the hunters, why would they need to keep the animals safe from poachers and maintain a healthy herd of buffalo or whatever, its becuse it brings them well needed money.
Going out of your way just to shoot some foxes is, well not really my cup of tea my cup of tea, as i said its the farmer job.I like to go abroad to hunt game, where the money goes to the conservation of animals and so fourth, and provides a challenge and adventure for the people doing it.
Dont listen to people like thehuntinglife, he is a dimwitted idiot who has no real knowledge of how things work.I on the other hand have a degree in econinomic's so i do(not boasting,purley factual).
Most people kill and shoot for sport, not because the enjoy killing, it just provides more adventure and more of a challenge than clay shooting or target shooting.It depends on what you like to do.By all mean go pigeon shooting with your boyfriend and eat whatever you kill, i just dont think you need to keep the reamins to remberthem by, unless its a trophy of course
Regards
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