Is this okay?

[Jaylee53]

Since I have the place to myself and don't seem to have to worry about anyone monitoring my ass....
('cept maybe Cowboy....;-D)



Does this strike anyone else as being wrong?  I have a hard time trying to understand mans' inhumanity to man but that is another subject for another day.
This is makes no sense to me.....is it going for food?   Will this woman have a spiffy new handbag...or a new pair of shoes  or a notch in her "I'm a bitch with a gun" card?

*****see response****

[Jaylee53]

http://www.wltx.com/news/story.aspx?storyid=98316

[Bob Stepp]

Maybe there should be an open season declared on bitches like her.

[Stir Young]

I guess I have mixed feelings about this report.....I'm not a hunter, but I've really nothing against it. I live in a hunting area, and there are plenty of people up here who eat what they kill, and seem to understand how the balance of nature works. They mostly are also skilled enough to get in a clean kill.

The lady in this report seemed a little too much thrill seeker and not enough responsible hunter (or is it huntress?) Anyway, I often watch the show "Swamp People" on the History Channel, and those guys understand where to shoot a gator to kill it. I haven't seen most of them having to resort to using a knife to sever a spinal column, or use so many shots.

I dunno, the report was unsettling to me, but the style of reporting, and the observation that the hunter was seemingly in the throes of an adrenelin rush, may have had something to do with it.

[D. D. Olson]

We hunt, for the meat. It looks like in the article that she is having it processed, but who'd want a freezer full of gator meat? The article states that it took a lot to kill it - not my kind of hunting.

[larry kremis]

She's hot so it's ok. I know, I'm shallow. :)

[Jaylee53]

Don't forget to throw vapid in there too....;-D

It was a gruesome and senseless torture. I'm in favor of hunting...for food...not for what she did.

[larry kremis]

I agree.