Scott Thrash

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  1. 1) Yes, shoot every stray dog and cat you see. They are also carriers of disease and should be eliminated.... unless you wanna pick em off the street, take em to the vet and adopt em. In fact, dogs are pack animals and stray gangs are very dangerous. 2) It wasn't just for fun. It was a management decision, just like EVERY kill. It died VERY quickly (in seconds) from massive hemorage just as all bow kills.... but it was fun, too. Gotta admit.
  2. I understand and appreciate your position, RN. Just a reminder though, it is only an opinion and everyone has one. http://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=88234 BTW, the original description was wrong. Just a diversion for Canadian friends in Texas hog hunting and headed back to camp. One more thing... if you would've seen the limbs & brush in the way, you would really appreciate the perfection of the shot placement. That alone is worth the video footage.
  3. Reply... 1st - FYI, coons are turkey and quail egg eating vermin that carry rabies (like skunks) and require mgmt control for healthy habitat. 2nd - we were in Texas hog hunting and the coons are particularly thick in this area. 3rd - If I'm deer hunting and a coon comes along, I whack it for better, healthier habitat. What's the difference whether you're bear hunting, deer hunting or hog hunting? Ya see a nasty, ya take it out, If I'm deer hunting and see a turkey and I have a tag, I shift gears as well. No difference. 4th - Take out all coons ya see, whether you're trapping, hunting with dogs, deer hunting with a gun or hog hunting with a bow. Be a steward and do the right thing. Whack em. 5th - I knew it would be controversial. Debate is healthy and how we learn.... so carry on.