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| 05-29-2019 08:28 PM | |
| LeftyBiker |
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Ever had an elk backstrap (tenderloin)? Nothing tough or chewy there, my friend. Think prime filets of beef.
 ..or elk pot roast. 
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| 05-29-2019 07:59 PM | |
| PHATV |
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I just cant see why you would kill something that big that would be tough, chewy and way too much too eat.
Ever had an elk backstrap (tenderloin)? Nothing tough or chewy there, my friend. Think prime filets of beef.
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| 05-29-2019 09:38 AM | |
| Wavey Dave |
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My wife is an extraordinary woman.
She cooks and keeps a good house. Feeds the cows. And, she takes good care of me. |
| 05-28-2019 01:05 PM | |
| LeftyBiker |
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Your right Lefty but as you are usually attacking me over these two subjects I got into niggle mood Way too early. I apologise. Enjoy your day.
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That elk was an innocent victim of misplaced hunger.
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| 05-28-2019 10:53 AM | |
| Justa_Poser |
My wife is an extraordinary woman. She cooks and keeps a good house. Feeds the cows. And, she takes good care of me. I awoke early one morning and was all set for my favorite breakfast of bacon and eggs. We ran out of bacon. How depressing.  You know that she couldn't bear to see me like this and so she went out in search for bacon. And she searched. And then she searched some more. And then she discovered that there was a severe bacon shortage.  She never gives up..... and she's VERY resourceful..... 
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| 05-28-2019 10:43 AM | |
| Harkon |
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This continued for many years and then one day, they said that they could no longer accept any meat that didn't come from a regular butcher shop.
It is unfortunate, even churches need to be aware of exposing themselves to legal issues. In our church, this became a rather daunting possibility with the fund raising dinners, and breakfasts and so on that we had. |
| 05-28-2019 10:25 AM | |
| Justa_Poser |
I worked in a butcher shop in my younger days and still apply those skills during game season (s). We used to provide a couple of the local Churches with wild game - all neatly cut, wrapped, frozen and labeled. We even provided them with freezers to store the meat. This continued for many years and then one day, they said that they could no longer accept any meat that didn't come from a regular butcher shop. So now, we shoot many more paper targets than wild game, as the trash can isn't picky as to the paper that it accepts. A half day of "target shooting" is still as satisfying as it ever was. |
| 05-28-2019 10:15 AM | |
| Justa_Poser |
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Poser, I am in awe of your wifes skill, but what did the deer do to get her so angry she needed to take this sort of revenge? Unless the crime was very severe the punishment just appears somewhat over the top. I would really have to hate that deer to do that!
That elk was an innocent victim of misplaced hunger. It's true, We have cows, and they all have names. And it's those cute little names that the Wife gave them. Pet names. Couldn't be eating one of those, now could we? 
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| 05-27-2019 07:51 PM | |
| House O' Pain |
[quote=lofty;4592844] Quote: Originally Posted by LeftyBiker View Post Guns or god here comes Lefty Nice ad hominem that has nothing to do with the question. [QUOTE=lofty;4592920] Quote:
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Your right Lefty but as you are usually attacking me over these two subjects I got into niggle mood Way too early. I apologise. Enjoy your day. Actually, he's wrong. Your "Guns or god..." heading isn't an attack, but is merely an observation, and you answered his question, you didn't attack him so that the topic (or anything) could be avoided. Lefty owes you an appology for his false accusation. Quote:
ad hominem
adjective ad ho· mi· nem | \ (ˈ)ad-ˈhä-mə-ˌnem , -nəm\ Definition of ad hominem (Entry 1 of 2) 1 : appealing to feelings or prejudices rather than intellect an ad hominem argument 2 : marked by or being an attack on an opponent's character rather than by an answer to the contentions made made an ad hominem personal attack on his rival |
| 05-27-2019 07:36 PM | |
| House O' Pain |
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Nice ad hominem that has nothing to do with the question. Checking on my subscriptions and reading the progress of this thread and I'm amused that Lefty STILL has no understanding of ad hominem and when it applies and doesn't (it doesn't here). After 'schooling' him on it countless times he still is trying to impress people that he learned the term, (he didn't) and by falsely accusing them of applying it to him.  Stupid comparisons:
 boozing spree, killing innocent victims? Gimme a break!In regard to killing for sport? Who's business is it when others do something we consider wrong behavior? Everyone's. I agree with Bikerbob1 "killing anything as a "sport" is somehow the product of a twisted mind." I think "twisted mind" is bit harsh here and self-deluded is more often the case. Hunters proud of their kills aren't performing necessary evils, (helping keep populations down) so who are they fooling with the grinning photos and the bragging about scopes and shot distance? PL-E-E-E-A-A-S-E! Imagine if there were no people willing to slaughter animals for sport? How would the planet's animal populations ever survive??? How did they survive before man???Ever hear of animal sterilization? If we want to do something we shouldn't be doing, it's amazing how adept we are at finding reasons for them! |
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