[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Keith the problem I see is that we are all to quick to put animals out of > their misery. It's too damned easy to say hell just put a bullet in their > head. With a little effort these animals can live a normal life.
With a little effort? What does that mean? If you're talking about that particular doe, fine, I agree. In cases where an animal is fatally wounded, speeding their demise is the humane way. > Maybe if we stop looking for the easy way out this world > would be a better place... Oh, I doubt it. Maybe if some perspective were gained as to the place animals have in the food chain, it would be a better place. I don't think the country can afford enough vets to administer to all the wounded animals in the wild. Or should, for that matter. If a hunter does the wounding, it's imperative he put the creature out of it's misery, as soon as possible. It's true, some don't, and that's a disgusting commentary on hunters in general, but not _representative_ of hunters in general... > Signed > A treehugger and proud of it.. > Vic > > In a message dated 1/30/03 11:17:09 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > >They're NEVER "just animals." Hollywood and the liberal media and the > >tree-huggers wouldn't LET them be!
