It is a WAR!!!!!!

[Delta Duck]

I read the post on Ted, Phil and the extrem hunters.
peta makes no bones about it, they want to take your guns, right to hunt and trap. You know where they stand. It is no compromise with them. It is a good thing that they make a fool out of themselves every time they try and do something.

We as gun carrying sportsman have to be clear on our goals as peta, and the anti-gun folks.
How much money would you send to the waterfowl habitat org if you could not own a gun or hunt? There would be no reason.

If it is not clear to ya'll where I stand in the grand scheme of things then maybe this will help. Screw those anti-gun, anti-hunting, peta pushing tree hugging sobs.

It is a War, we can not compromise our values.

[judge jb]

if PETA should take any criminal or cival action in TIPPAH CO. then they would have to come before me.....NUFF SAID..... might just take the wind out of their sail....

judge jb

[Doc & Nash]

DD, have you heard about what PETA did in Ohio? If not go www.rock103.com and check out the Dumb Ass of the Day Archive, You will get a kick out of it I am sure.

[Delta Duck]

Cookmducks
Yea, what did that boy say, "You could see them coming a mile away"

Acouple of years ago peta was going to drive some deer away from the hunters and hearded them off a cliff and killed a bunch of them.

[Doc & Nash]

Enviromentalist like that, are far worse than any hunter could ever be.

[bwm]

Taken from http://www.rock103.com/drakeandzeke/dumbass/?dumbassPage=dumbasspeta

(January 7, 2002) If you are familiar with PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), then you are aware of the fact they will do almost anything to protect animals. This year's efforts to save Ohio's deer from the annual statewide gun season has backfired.

For safety's sake, hunters in Ohio are required by law to display at least 400 square inches of hunter's blaze orange on their person when in the woods. Capitalizing on the fact that hunters do not usually shoot orange, PETA recently bulk purchased blaze orange vests and have been affixing them to live-trapped deer in Youngstown suburbs. According to PETA spokesperson Katie Reese, a total of 405 vests were successfully put into circulation prior to this week, with additional specimens still being caught and vested.

Youngtown entrepreneur Guy Lockey, of Guy's Outdoors has spit in the face of PETA by offering rewards for the returned vests this week. Hunters who can successfully bag a vested deer can pay $5 for random and biggest animal awards. As of Tuesday, 308 of the vests had already been recorded as bagged with most of the hunters registering for Mr. Lockey's drawing.

It's so easy, you can see them coming a mile away" said one first year hunter after checking in his first spike buck.

ODNR officials are worried that the poorly thought out plan by PETA might get somebody shot instead of saving the deer. "Hunters have turned their plan upside down, we're just hoping that nobody gets hurt and are hoping that none of the vested animals get tangled in brush" said an unnamed ODNR official. "PETA has really outdone itself this time." Ohio's statewide gun season is open to shotguns only and is scheduled to close on Saturday.