Trophy Hunting Endangered Animals

Path of Light · Oct 17, 2015

OddBall1st said:
There was deep hatred amongst Native American tribes, ruthless killing between them, and territorial wars. Tell it like it is or don`t tell it at all.

The people were running from that very kind.

I`m not justifying anything at all,...but the reader should at least know as much as possible.

Hatred is a strong word,it came down to territory for hunting food & ALL tribes showed honor & gave honor to defeated enemies.Something "Outsiders" do not understand.Conflict between our tribes has nothing to do with unethical Trophy Hunting by little penis men trying to take focus from their little winkies ;-)

Never said there wasn't conflict between tribes no more than other "civilized" societies.Yet during conflicts our leaders would sit down with 1 another,"sometimes Many leaders" at the behest of our shamans & wisewomen & would pass the peacepipe to resolve our differences & even have contests between our warriors to settle disputes.Too bad Outsiders cant do that now.FYI u cant believe everything in ur history books as facts,just because something is written down doesn't make it so. :peace:

woody333333 · Oct 17, 2015

ChesusRice said:
Don't know about that. In the woods they will stay put within 10 yards of you.

So much easier to shoot em out the tree

ginwilly · Oct 17, 2015

kelly4 said:
Animals have no souls and thus will not get into heaven. For that reason, I will shoot whatever I like. If Jesus ever tells me to stop, I will. He can let me know personally or through a dream.

well played sir

ChesusRice · Oct 17, 2015

woody333333 said:
So much easier to shoot em out the tree

They are on the ground. I see them every year I am, picking morels

woody333333 · Oct 17, 2015

ChesusRice said:
They are on the ground. I see them every year I am, picking morels

They're not as smart as people think

They don't really fly either ... They can glide off the side of a mountain but they fly as much as a chicken

OddBall1st · Oct 17, 2015

Path of Light said:
Hatred is a strong word,it came down to territory for hunting food & ALL tribes showed honor & gave honor to defeated enemies.Something "Outsiders" do not understand.Conflict between our tribes has nothing to do with unethical Trophy Hunting by little penis men trying to take focus from their little winkies
Never said there wasn't conflict between tribes no more than other "civilized" societies.Yet during conflicts our leaders would sit down with 1 another,"sometimes Many leaders" at the behest of our shamans & wisewomen & would pass the peacepipe to resolve our differences & even have contests between our warriors to settle disputes.Too bad Outsiders cant do that now.FYI u cant believe everything in ur history books as facts,just because something is written down doesn't make it so.

You never said it so I did, should be mentioned, not left out.

Rebuilding Germany and Japan after popping the bad guys shows that there is compassion and honor amongst Americans.

Thanks for the info about the books, but I`m old enough to know better. I don`t tan well for a white guy, I turn red. I don`t have to go back very far to find Shawsheen.

The trophy hunting of endangered animals is just as you describe.

I dig the peace pipe, smoke it all the time.

The_Herban_Legend · Oct 17, 2015

I lika da peece pipe!

~Chief Tokes a lotte

heckler73 · Oct 17, 2015

woody333333 said:
They're not as smart as people think

They don't really fly either ... They can glide off the side of a mountain but they fly as much as a chicken

At what velocity can they make those "hops," from your observation? That was the part of the "story" I was told which sounded more remarkable to me, since that is how the turkey got away from the gentleman, ultimately. However, the chase was initiated by some dumb hikers that made a noise while the turkey was coming towards the decoys, so I doubt he started from 10 yards.

That aside, do you have any interesting turkey tales?

TubePot · Oct 17, 2015

Rrog said:
I think many hunters feel an animal has no feelings or nothing at all. Makes it easier to justify. Killing to eat is one thing

Then there's your religious whack jobs out there with "mans dominion over animals" bullshit rhetoric

Are you a Vegan?

woody333333 · Oct 17, 2015

heckler73 said:
At what velocity can they make those "hops," from your observation? That was the part of the "story" I was told which sounded more remarkable to me, since that is how the turkey got away from the gentleman, ultimately. However, the chase was initiated by some dumb hikers that made a noise while the turkey was coming towards the decoys, so I doubt he started from 10 yards.

That aside, do you have any interesting turkey tales?

Wouldn't chase a turkey very far they're pretty fast.. Only turkeys ive seen gain altitude were ones going up a tree for the night.... Running dowhill they might run and glide

Corso312 · Oct 17, 2015

woody333333 said:
They're not as smart as people think

They don't really fly either ... They can glide off the side of a mountain but they fly as much as a chicken

They fly, my dog chases em n their first instinct is to run..They run and when the dog is gaining ground quickly they fly ..usually right into a tree.

ChesusRice · Oct 17, 2015

Path of Light said:
Hatred is a strong word,it came down to territory for hunting food & ALL tribes showed honor & gave honor to defeated enemies.Something "Outsiders" do not understand.Conflict between our tribes has nothing to do with unethical Trophy Hunting by little penis men trying to take focus from their little winkies
Never said there wasn't conflict between tribes no more than other "civilized" societies.Yet during conflicts our leaders would sit down with 1 another,"sometimes Many leaders" at the behest of our shamans & wisewomen & would pass the peacepipe to resolve our differences & even have contests between our warriors to settle disputes.Too bad Outsiders cant do that now.FYI u cant believe everything in ur history books as facts,just because something is written down doesn't make it so.

Not factual.
Native americans slaughtered each other and for entertainment asked "who is on the fire tonight"?

woody333333 · Oct 17, 2015

Corso312 said:
They fly, my dog chases em n their first instinct is to run..They run and when the dog is gaining ground quickly they fly ..usually right into a tree.

So if they didn't run they could just take off and fly away?... They fly as much as a chicken

I watched a wolf chase a bunch of turkeys one time and they all made it to the tree.... Be a fast dog catches a turkey

woody333333 · Oct 17, 2015

woody333333 said:
So if they didn't run they could just take off and fly away?... They fly as much as a chicken

I watched a wolf chase a bunch of turkeys one time and they all made it to the tree.... Be a fast dog catches a turkey

So I guess I'm a dumbass .... I checked YouTube and seen turkeys fly

The_Herban_Legend · Oct 17, 2015

woody333333 said:
So I guess I'm a dumbass .... I checked YouTube and seen turkeys fly

I saw a lawn mower fly once.

Path of Light · Oct 17, 2015

ChesusRice said:
Not factual.
Native americans slaughtered each other and for entertainment asked "who is on the fire tonight"?

Factual but misleading.Not all tribes were warmongers,alot was, but not all.

sunni · Oct 17, 2015

ChesusRice said:
Not factual.
Native americans slaughtered each other and for entertainment asked "who is on the fire tonight"?

different tribes of turtle island had different means of how they handled situations
the further down the lower 48 you are the more violent the stories are,
the higher in like canada area the anishinaabe folks are the more peaceful in the way they resolved situations as their dialects were more similar

neither of you are wrong , but both of you could be coming from knowledge of different tribal areas/zones

ChesusRice · Oct 17, 2015

Path of Light said:
Factual but misleading.Not all tribes were warmongers,alot was, but not all.

I am pretty sure the extinct tribes weren't warmongers

ChesusRice · Oct 17, 2015

sunni said:
different tribes of turtle island had different means of how they handled situations
the further down the lower 48 you are the more violent the stories are,
the higher in like canada area the anishinaabe folks are the more peaceful in the way they resolved situations as their dialects were more similar

neither of you are wrong , but both of you could be coming from knowledge of different tribal areas/zones

https://www.google.com/search?q=warring+canadian+tribal+history&ie=&oe=

You are posting an exception

sunni · Oct 17, 2015

ChesusRice said:
https://www.google.com/search?q=warring canadian tribal history&ie=&oe=

You are posting an exception

im not here to argue, i know my native studies really well , im just letting you both know theres different tribes all over turtle island who did different types of resolutions so neither of you are wrong
i know my studies probably better than most native people themselves.
the anishinaabe im speaking of arent by any means just canadian, their tribal areas were canada and usa lands it was not just "canadian territory "

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