Thread: Who's excited?

Originally Posted by Woody

I know of a farm in Taupo area gave 300 calves the hammer two years ago

is the hammer just a cheap way to knock off un wanted calves?

Originally Posted by 40mm

is the hammer just a cheap way to knock off un wanted calves?

It's a highly illegal way to euthanize stock which is why I have asked old mate Woody to let me know the details so it can be sorted, even left my number here for him but he doesn't want to do that so either likes letting people get away with abuse of animals, or just made the story up to begin with

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

It's a highly illegal way to euthanize stock which is why I have asked old mate Woody to let me know the details so it can be sorted, even left my number here for him but he doesn't want to do that so either likes letting people get away with abuse of animals, or just made the story up to begin with

CHeers, I figured that out when I read on through the thread... Im sure it will get sorted one way or another.
Im off to shoot gun nails into high flying pieces of wood!

Iv been blasted at by a duck shooter.... he had a beer in his hand about ten minutes prior!

Anyway, i rekon there are pissed c@#ts everywhere. reckless or pissed etc same diff.
Iv never been duck shooting but will do one day. Just need to find a plucker/cook first.....

Cheers man.

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

It's a highly illegal way to euthanize stock which is why I have asked old mate Woody to let me know the details so it can be sorted, even left my number here for him but he doesn't want to do that so either likes letting people get away with abuse of animals, or just made the story up to begin with

Ryan, being a bit older than you and experiencing killing calves in my younger days as I’ve said on this thread. Crushing their skulls with a piece of pipe was a very quick and humane way to kill them. It’s just not PC today and time has moved on, it looks barbarian, which people won’t stand for. In its day it was very efficient.

Originally Posted by Maca49

Ryan, being a bit older than you and experiencing killing calves in my younger days as I’ve said on this thread. Crushing their skulls with a piece of pipe was a very quick and humane way to kill them. It’s just not PC today and time has moved on, it looks barbarian, which people won’t stand for. In its day it was very efficient.

To tell the truth im not even sure how the way I make a living has been bought into this thread?

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

To tell the truth im not even sure how the way I make a living has been bought into this thread?

Probably because of a few examples you've witnessed, you've slandered the whole duck hunting community. Wounded ducks being left is unethical and to be avoided,but so is a lot of stuff I see in dairy....cows up to their guts in mud, lack of shelter belts....
If you witnessed duck hunters obviously pissed and going out for a night shoot, you have a duty as a responsible firearms holder to report this illegal activity. By not reporting it, you must condone that behaviour.

This I'd the first opening in almost 30 yrs that I've missed... Fecken work and other shit...

Originally Posted by oraki

Probably because of a few examples you've witnessed, you've slandered the whole duck hunting community. Wounded ducks being left is unethical and to be avoided,but so is a lot of stuff I see in dairy....cows up to their guts in mud, lack of shelter belts....
If you witnessed duck hunters obviously pissed and going out for a night shoot, you have a duty as a responsible firearms holder to report this illegal activity. By not reporting it, you must condone that behaviour.

This I'd the first opening in almost 30 yrs that I've missed... Fecken work and other shit...

Show me where I slandered the WHOLE duck shooting community Andrew? I think that a few blokes here got a bit offended where they possibly didn't need too, but then again maybe it hit close to home hence the childish comebacks and made up stories?

Also, I have reported plenty of illegal activity Andrew I would have thought you of all people would realise shitting where you sleep is a dangerous practice. Slander dairy farmers as much as you want because at the end of the day you're just continuing some childish he says she says argument and I don't really give a shit because I know how I operate

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

Also, I have reported plenty of illegal activity Andrew I would have thought you of all people would realise shitting where you sleep is a dangerous practice. Slander dairy farmers as much as you want because at the end of the day you're just continuing some childish he says she says argument and I don't really give a shit because I know how I operate

I know what you're saying. There is dirty dairying and there are bad trigger pullers, but the vast majority of both groups are pretty damned good nowadays. And yes, the hunting community need to out the bad in them, just as the farming community do. Either out them, or even better help them to reform and be better. I'd like to see Fish & Game get into helping the few dairy places that are not up to scratch. It is a win/win for both parties rather that constantly at war with each other.

Originally Posted by oraki

Probably because of a few examples you've witnessed, you've slandered the whole duck hunting community. Wounded ducks being left is unethical and to be avoided,but so is a lot of stuff I see in dairy....cows up to their guts in mud, lack of shelter belts....
If you witnessed duck hunters obviously pissed and going out for a night shoot, you have a duty as a responsible firearms holder to report this illegal activity. By not reporting it, you must condone that behaviour.

This I'd the first opening in almost 30 yrs that I've missed... Fecken work and other shit...

A case to bring back lead shot?

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

To tell the truth im not even sure how the way I make a living has been bought into this thread?

What were you drinking?