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Subject: Re: Shed Trapping

Author:
Eric

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Date Posted: 15:37:27 01/29/03 Wed
In reply to: Shed HuntR 's message, "Shed Trapping" on 20:44:45 01/08/03 Wed

I hear ya dude. I hear the same thing all the time:
"I NEVER find sheds". Thats because you have to WORK at it!
Now any lazy "quad riding" bonehead can say he found a shed.
I get such an amazing feeling when I find a shed on the
ground. Finding a drop below a "feeder", WOOOOW, your cool!

>To the people that use antler traps: you make me sick.
> Obesity is getting to be a problem in the U.S. these
>days, and I think I know why. People like you are too
>lazy to walk around the woods. Heaven forbid you
>would have to walk up a hill! If you ask me, antler
>traps are cheating. I can't imagine you get the same
>feeling finding a shed in a trap....or under a picnin
>table....yeah that's gotta be exciting. It's called
>hunting for a reason, not trapping. What's
>next?....shooting the antlers off deer when you think
>they are ready to fall? Let's use some ethics, and
>not let trapped deer atlers into the record books.
>
>Thanks For Reading,
>
>Shed HuntR

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