However, "trophy" killing is something I don't care for. Take a picture, it'll last longer.[/quote]
I took a picture, the bear was just more cooperative after I killed it!
Seriously though, my family and I eat all of the hoofed animals and birds that I kill. Predators don't taste very good. If it has sharp teeth and claws, I don't eat it. The only true trophy animal I've killed that wasn't processed for consumption was the Grizzly. Alot of people make sausage and jerky out of them, but bears are a little too greasy for me.
The only other animals I kill and don't eat are the foxes and coyotes on our farm, and they are a major nuisance. When they start eating catfood off the back porch, it's time to tighten the noose.
So yes, I killed the bear for sport. It was by far the most physically and mentally challenging 10 days of my life and I'd do it all over again in a heartbeat. To each his own.....
I took a picture, the bear was just more cooperative after I killed it!
Seriously though, my family and I eat all of the hoofed animals and birds that I kill. Predators don't taste very good. If it has sharp teeth and claws, I don't eat it. The only true trophy animal I've killed that wasn't processed for consumption was the Grizzly. Alot of people make sausage and jerky out of them, but bears are a little too greasy for me.
The only other animals I kill and don't eat are the foxes and coyotes on our farm, and they are a major nuisance. When they start eating catfood off the back porch, it's time to tighten the noose.
So yes, I killed the bear for sport. It was by far the most physically and mentally challenging 10 days of my life and I'd do it all over again in a heartbeat. To each his own.....
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