I guess I'm guilty of fence hunting?

[SHOOTALL]

if there was a season where ya jumped out a tree and bit deer on the neck someone would claim the tree wasn't fair !

[Graybeard]

I'm gonna say this ONE MORE TIME and I expect this to end the argument here.

IT'S TIME TO AGREE TO DISAGREE and move on.

No one person has the right to tell the rest how to hunt and no one of your methods is superior to that of the rest. Do what you want as long as local law and custom allows it and be done with it. Now Damnit move on to other topics.

[SHOOTALL]

GB , i will move on , but what looks like disagreement has given much information as to how people hunt in other parts of the USA . I know of at least one out west who changed his stance on hunting in a fence , doesn't want it in his state but now sees how it is helpful back east . I have gained incite to the way people view hunting in general across the country and come away with a positive attitude toward fellow hunters with different ideas than I .

[Mikey]

I am going to add these two cents and hope this closes the thread, not that I want to be the lat word. 

Graybeard is right - we have to agree to disagree, so let's move on.  And whether one respects another form of hunting or not the quality and quantity of information that is passed along through these threads has a significant impact on many, many people and that fact should not be overlooked.

I haven't met a lot members from Graybeard's site but feel they stand taller and much straighter than many who have a real need to read and understand what others say about hunting, shooting and the great outdoors.  We may all have different opinions but that is what makes this such a great site.  Let's keep the animosity to ourselves and consider the very important effect what we write has on others who look to us for advice.  Mikey.

[Graybeard]

Discussion is fine, it's what the site is all about. But the name calling and personal attacks and holier than thou attitudes are NOT.