American hunter ignites uproar by killing Canadian bear with a spear

[natalie469]

Originally Posted by Mack Knife

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You become part of the food chain every time you swim in the ocean. The same applies to hikers killed by bears and people walking, hiking or biking where mountain lions roam.

You are part of the food chain for biting insects, some of which can kill you.

Killing to maintain life isn't the same as killing for sport but more than a few animials kill for reasons other than food.

No, not at all. Your're missing my point. We don't have a natural predator that hunts us.

[dreamer60]

a spear is the most primitive way to hunt whats the big deal,i think it took a lot of nerve to do it.how many of you got excited when you killed game with a bow or a gun?

[BruSan]

Originally Posted by dreamer60

a spear is the most primitive way to hunt whats the big deal,i think it took a lot of nerve to do it.how many of you got excited when you killed game with a bow or a gun?

Well those of us who actually "hunted" back in the day sometimes spent days getting close enough to a Bear/Moose/Elk by using tried and proven hunting methods of carefully stalking the animal of choice

Totally unlike todays bait hunters who put out salt licks, raw meat or other bait then sit in a blind positioned down wind of the trail to take an easy-peasy kill shot from 30 yards or less. That ain't hunting son and I don't shive-a-git what YOU call it.

That bear demonstrated some familiarity with human interaction by frequenting a garbage dump where it has obviously encountered humans before who merely kept a safe distance and allowed the thing to rummage at will so it had no fight or flight response to seeing/sniffing those azzclowns.

When was the last time you respected anyone for resorting to "sucker punching" someone who had no idea anyone was even angry at him?