What wrong with this

[curtintex]

I'd be having a talk with my kid's teacher, principal, and superintendent. I'd advise everyone of what I expected to be impressed upon my child. Teacher can teach 'em reading, writing, and arithmatic. I'll teach them the important stuff. You need to remember that you don't have to accept everything this teacher tells your son either. I'd fix this situation quick. He'll get enough b.s. rhetoric when he gets to college and deals with the free-lovin', tree-hugging, acid-tripping hippies that teach at most universities. You should also stop teaching him to appease the minority by hiding his trophy because he "might" offend some tree-hugging moron.

You're welcome.

[racksmacker]

They hunt in California! But I think they all drive cars. So you wouldn't have to worry about seeing them while driving on the road. Just a thought...

[OOE]

JStrickland maybe you're right . I came home with a nice buck a few days ago and Im pretty sure that made up my sons mind but still. Scenes like that bother me,

[Swampa]

It doesn't bother me, I like to see others' kills on the way home.

[aironeout]

I came to find out that his teacher put this idea in his head.

Sorry, but I would have to have a conversation with the teacher and/or principal.

Curtintex beat me to it.


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[txmuleyman]

I have to agree with everyone. I like seeing others kills. That way I know wether to pass them and show mine off or just hang back and admire their bigger deer. BTW I have no choice on hiding mine all my trucks are flatbeds.

[tgridley]

I guess there are a bunch of "drunken killing fools" on here. I don't see anything wrong with it either. I am tired of people worrying about offending everyone, that is why we keep loosing liberties and rights. I think more people should mind their own business and not worry so much about what others are doing. As far as respecting the animal, come on, we poke holes in them so they can bleed to death. Now that's respect....

[Bill]

] If your worried about offending someone you may want to try California.

Nobody offended here with dead animals in the back of a truck.



I'd be more concerned they didn't fall out when driving down the highway.

[F250DSLPWR]

Unfortunately, there are a lot of people out there that don't understand hunting or our way of life. They have lost or not been taught our way of life and the difficulty of living. They take for granted being able to go to a store and get plenty to eat.
I don't see anything wrong with these folks displaying the deer they harvested. If it offends some people, well that is just to bad. Just remember the same people that complain are the same ones that want us to feed them and provide for them - think about it. Their ancestors ate meat and that is why they are here today.

[OOE]

Already had that conversation the week it happened. Just glad he wants to hunt again

[F250DSLPWR]

I'd be having a talk with my kid's teacher, principal, and superintendent. I'd advise everyone of what I expected to be impressed upon my child. Teacher can teach 'em reading, writing, and arithmatic. I'll teach them the important stuff. You need to remember that you don't have to accept everything this teacher tells your son either. I'd fix this situation quick. He'll get enough b.s. rhetoric when he gets to college and deals with the free-lovin', tree-hugging, acid-tripping hippies that teach at most universities. You should also stop teaching him to appease the minority by hiding his trophy because he "might" offend some tree-hugging moron.

You're welcome.

X2

[bowmech]

I have no problem with someone being proud of the animals they just harvested, But this is not the way to do it. This is just wrong on so many levels. It makes hunters look like a bunch of drunken killing fools. At least they didn't have a TBH sticker on their window. I came across this while driving down 1604. So to the owner of this truck. If you happen to read this post(which I seriously doub't cause no one here would do that) please use a little common sense next time and be respectful of the animals we harvest.

I agree with OOE, not a good way to make friends with non Hunters. In a way, i wish they would have been more discreet about it. I don't see an issue with beeing ethical here, the only issue i see is with the perception of the public with the hunters.

[Bonehead]

I have no problem with someone being proud of the animals they just harvested, But this is not the way to do it. This is just wrong on so many levels. It makes hunters look like a bunch of drunken killing fools. At least they didn't have a TBH sticker on their window. I came across this while driving down 1604. So to the owner of this truck. If you happen to read this post(which I seriously doub't cause no one here would do that) please use a little common sense next time and be respectful of the animals we harvest.

Sweet pic in my opinion, but I am surprised more people don't agree with you. Someone posted a buck last week and many were hating on the pic cause the shooter was sitting too far behind it and "not respecting the animal". I do personally like creative pics and animal layouts, but that's just the guy I am. However, I'm surprised nobody is on your side.

[flywise]

Sweet pic in my opinion, but I am surprised more people don't agree with you. Someone posted a buck last week and many were hating on the pic cause the shooter was sitting too far behind it and "not respecting the animal". I do personally like creative pics and animal layouts, but that's just the guy I am. However, I'm surprised nobody is on your side.

What do you mean nobody agrees with him, I do to an extent. I'm smart enough to understand the point he is trying to make. His original post did not make that point very well but I was able to understand it

[Smart]

You lost me by using the word harvest.... I was looking for corn or watermelons in the back of his truck...

All I see is a bunch of dead deer...which happens when somebody hunts or kills. I have no problem with the display considering the bed was full... Heck I saw a receiver hitch hauler at Cabelas filled with two elk heads and two muleys a few weeks ago. Didnt think anything of that either.