Oink! Oink! Bang!

[Koko Ed]

Originally Posted by InfernoX14

Here's an important question.

...now what?

What do you do with something that big and that heavy?

We're talkin' Bar-b-q ribs for months!!!

[Pavan Dave]

The one thing I can't understand about Americans, although I was born and have been raised in the south, the desire to go out and kill random things for "the hell of it". I can understand killing for food but just for sport is what I do not yet understand. Anybody bother to explain this for me?

Pavan.

[Nawaid Ladak]

I heard about this yesterday on PTI (Pardon The Interruption) on ESPN.

It's True, but hard to believe.

[John Gutmann]

Originally Posted by Pavan

The one thing I can't understand about Americans, although I was born and have been raised in the south, the desire to go out and kill random things for "the hell of it". I can understand killing for food but just for sport is what I do not yet understand. Anybody bother to explain this for me?

Pavan.

If you want to know why they do it for sport then go ask a soccer player why they like to play soccer, or a why a football player plays football why they play football when they can get seriously hurt. The thrill of the sport. Or as some hunters may call it, "The thrill of the chase." Some hunt for trophies, and some hunt because they like the meat. I love, pheasent, duck, and dear meat. This isn't an invite for the whole world to go willy nilly on their pets. But to some it is literally a sport. I have kill 3 deer all within a 10 second period of time. Your deffinately not calm, your heart is beating fast you have adrenaline flowing. They guy I have know since before I was born have killed probally 150+ deer and still gets the same way.

-John

[JaneYoung]

Well, here's what seems to be the latest.
His name was Fred.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,277097,00.html