Re: The fantasy world of Pro Hunt deviants

On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 08:57:03 +0000 (UTC), "Keith Williams"
<Keith.Williams44@btopenworld.com> wrote:

>"Malcolm" <Malcolm@malcsplace.com> wrote in message
>news:e16f550b5435e1dbb2c7dbb3fec70307@free.terane ws.com...
>>
>> They may well do that, in reality the facts are very different,
>> hunting is very hit and miss, more often a miss of the target area by
>> a good 12 inches,
>
>Bullets grouped 1" at 150m...........

At the fairground with corks maybe, how does that translate in the
real world, how many wild animals have stood still and allowed you to
group your shots? it just goes to show the simpleton mentality.

>> whilst many hunters would like to think they are
>> Davey Crockett, the reality is most shots are done on the run with
>> very little time for a calm, steady shot,
>
>Can not vouch for our colonial cousins but not in the UK. The only time
>I would shoot at a running deer would be if a safe shot presented
>itself on a wounded animal.

Liar.

>99.9% of these wounded deer are caused by road traffic accidents or the
>poachers crossbow, dog or gun.

That pretty much covers everything then, but you didn't mention lumps
of ice falling from planes! was there a point to your silly statement?

Do you know what day it is?

>> the reality is, most shots
>
>Kill............

Miss by miles.

>> are a miss, either completely or by a foot or more, which often
>leaves
>> the animal mortally wounded, requiring two or three further shots,
>> assuming you manage to find the injured beast.
>>
>
> Any one who has shot an amount of live quarry and said they have
>killed 100% with a single shot is a liar

We know that already.

>Last season my count was 30/30 deer with a single shot. It's called
>respect for your quarry mixed with a little luck.

Liar, unless they were penned in and doped up.

>Like I said before think before you spout off on a subject you clearly
>know nothing about...

Obviously more then you do, did you aquire your lack of skill from
spiderman comics?

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So, you dont like reasoned,
well thought out, civil debate?

I understand.

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"Malcolm" <Malcolm@malcsplace.com> wrote in message
news:595de2692bc7867a5d9c2ee80791042b@free.teranew s.com...
> On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 08:57:03 +0000 (UTC), "Keith Williams"
> <Keith.Williams44@btopenworld.com> wrote:
>
> >"Malcolm" <Malcolm@malcsplace.com> wrote in message
> >news:e16f550b5435e1dbb2c7dbb3fec70307@free.terane ws.com...
> >>
> >> They may well do that, in reality the facts are very different,
> >> hunting is very hit and miss, more often a miss of the target area
by
> >> a good 12 inches,
> >
> >Bullets grouped 1" at 150m...........
>
> At the fairground with corks maybe, how does that translate in the
> real world, how many wild animals have stood still and allowed you to
> group your shots? it just goes to show the simpleton mentality.

There you go proving your ignorance again.....the rifle is zeroed on a
target...Jeeze!

And as for animals standing still, figures that you have never sat
quiet in the countryside before.......I bet you are the type that talks
loudly, wears bright clothes, let your dog run wild and then moans
about the lack of wildlife...

> >> whilst many hunters would like to think they are
> >> Davey Crockett, the reality is most shots are done on the run with
> >> very little time for a calm, steady shot,
> >
> >Can not vouch for our colonial cousins but not in the UK. The only
time
> >I would shoot at a running deer would be if a safe shot presented
> >itself on a wounded animal.
>
> Liar.

Not a word.

>
> >99.9% of these wounded deer are caused by road traffic accidents or
the
> >poachers crossbow, dog or gun.
>
> That pretty much covers everything then, but you didn't mention lumps
> of ice falling from planes! was there a point to your silly
statement?

Just to counter your drivel about missed shots........

>
> Do you know what day it is?
>
> >> the reality is, most shots
> >
> >Kill............
>
> Miss by miles.

:-))

>
> >> are a miss, either completely or by a foot or more, which often
> >leaves
> >> the animal mortally wounded, requiring two or three further shots,
> >> assuming you manage to find the injured beast.
> >>
> >
> > Any one who has shot an amount of live quarry and said they have
> >killed 100% with a single shot is a liar
>
> We know that already.

Very rare though.

>
> >Last season my count was 30/30 deer with a single shot. It's called
> >respect for your quarry mixed with a little luck.
>
> Liar, unless they were penned in and doped up.

Got a freezer full.........want some.

>
> >Like I said before think before you spout off on a subject you
clearly
> >know nothing about...
>
> Obviously more then you do, did you aquire your lack of skill from
> spiderman comics?
>

Dream on......go and learn about a subject before wasting anybody
else's time having to correct your lies

Zip.

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Malcolm	Re: The fantasy world of Pro Hunt deviants On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 08:57:03 +0000 (UTC), "Keith Williams" <Keith.Williams44@btopenworld.com> wrote: >"Malcolm" <Malcolm@malcsplace.com> wrote in message >news:e16f550b5435e1dbb2c7dbb3fec70307@free.terane ws.com... >> >> They may well do that, in reality the facts are very different, >> hunting is very hit and miss, more often a miss of the target area by >> a good 12 inches, > >Bullets grouped 1" at 150m........... At the fairground with corks maybe, how does that translate in the real world, how many wild animals have stood still and allowed you to group your shots? it just goes to show the simpleton mentality. >> whilst many hunters would like to think they are >> Davey Crockett, the reality is most shots are done on the run with >> very little time for a calm, steady shot, > >Can not vouch for our colonial cousins but not in the UK. The only time >I would shoot at a running deer would be if a safe shot presented >itself on a wounded animal. Liar. >99.9% of these wounded deer are caused by road traffic accidents or the >poachers crossbow, dog or gun. That pretty much covers everything then, but you didn't mention lumps of ice falling from planes! was there a point to your silly statement? Do you know what day it is? >> the reality is, most shots > >Kill............ Miss by miles. >> are a miss, either completely or by a foot or more, which often >leaves >> the animal mortally wounded, requiring two or three further shots, >> assuming you manage to find the injured beast. >> > > Any one who has shot an amount of live quarry and said they have >killed 100% with a single shot is a liar We know that already. >Last season my count was 30/30 deer with a single shot. It's called >respect for your quarry mixed with a little luck. Liar, unless they were penned in and doped up. >Like I said before think before you spout off on a subject you clearly >know nothing about... Obviously more then you do, did you aquire your lack of skill from spiderman comics? -- So, you dont like reasoned, well thought out, civil debate? I understand. /´¯/) /¯../ /..../ /´¯/'...'/´¯¯`·¸ /'/.../..../......./¨¯\ ('(...´...´.... ¯~/'...') \.................'...../ ''...\.......... _.·´ \..............( \.............\..

	#2
Keith Williams	Re: The fantasy world of Pro Hunt deviants "Malcolm" <Malcolm@malcsplace.com> wrote in message news:595de2692bc7867a5d9c2ee80791042b@free.teranew s.com... > On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 08:57:03 +0000 (UTC), "Keith Williams" > <Keith.Williams44@btopenworld.com> wrote: > > >"Malcolm" <Malcolm@malcsplace.com> wrote in message > >news:e16f550b5435e1dbb2c7dbb3fec70307@free.terane ws.com... > >> > >> They may well do that, in reality the facts are very different, > >> hunting is very hit and miss, more often a miss of the target area by > >> a good 12 inches, > > > >Bullets grouped 1" at 150m........... > > At the fairground with corks maybe, how does that translate in the > real world, how many wild animals have stood still and allowed you to > group your shots? it just goes to show the simpleton mentality. There you go proving your ignorance again.....the rifle is zeroed on a target...Jeeze! And as for animals standing still, figures that you have never sat quiet in the countryside before.......I bet you are the type that talks loudly, wears bright clothes, let your dog run wild and then moans about the lack of wildlife... > >> whilst many hunters would like to think they are > >> Davey Crockett, the reality is most shots are done on the run with > >> very little time for a calm, steady shot, > > > >Can not vouch for our colonial cousins but not in the UK. The only time > >I would shoot at a running deer would be if a safe shot presented > >itself on a wounded animal. > > Liar. Not a word. > > >99.9% of these wounded deer are caused by road traffic accidents or the > >poachers crossbow, dog or gun. > > That pretty much covers everything then, but you didn't mention lumps > of ice falling from planes! was there a point to your silly statement? Just to counter your drivel about missed shots........ > > Do you know what day it is? > > >> the reality is, most shots > > > >Kill............ > > Miss by miles. :-)) > > >> are a miss, either completely or by a foot or more, which often > >leaves > >> the animal mortally wounded, requiring two or three further shots, > >> assuming you manage to find the injured beast. > >> > > > > Any one who has shot an amount of live quarry and said they have > >killed 100% with a single shot is a liar > > We know that already. Very rare though. > > >Last season my count was 30/30 deer with a single shot. It's called > >respect for your quarry mixed with a little luck. > > Liar, unless they were penned in and doped up. Got a freezer full.........want some. > > >Like I said before think before you spout off on a subject you clearly > >know nothing about... > > Obviously more then you do, did you aquire your lack of skill from > spiderman comics? > Dream on......go and learn about a subject before wasting anybody else's time having to correct your lies Zip.