#1948739 - 07/06/11 09:04 AM
Re: Pro hunting arguement
[Re: Orneryolfart357]
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There are a couple ways of looking at this. If one kills Coyotes, and doesent eat them, is he wrong? "They most likely taste nasty" but on the other hand, are we justified by killing them because they kill the food we like. I think that this is where a hunter has to decide on his own. Good post. David was qualified to take Goliath down in part because he'd successfully defended his flock against lions and bears. But David said to Saul, "Your servant used to keep his father's sheep, and when a lion or a bear came and took a lamb out of the flock, I went out after it and struck it, and delivered the lamb from its mouth; and when it arose against me, I caught it by its beard, and struck and killed it. Your servant has killed both lion and bear; and this uncircumcised Philistine will be like one of them, seeing he has defied the armies of the living God." Moreover David said, "The LORD, who delivered me from the paw of the lion and from the paw of the bear, He will deliver me from the hand of this Philistine." And Saul said to David, "Go, and the LORD be with you!" (1 Samuel 17:34-37 NKJV) And the elders of Acts 20 are charged with the protection of the flock against "savage wolves among the flock". Therefore, I don't see an issue with defending your "flock". Don't overlook the fact, though, that killing and hunting occur AFTER The Fall. Therefore, I don't anticipate hunting coyotes in Heaven.
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#2052379 - 11/24/11 12:06 AM
Re: Pro hunting arguement
[Re: NM_HighPlains]
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I like this thread! trentalan34, just wondering what your background is because the response was on the very deep side. NM HighPlains, yours was deep also, and maybe we will get to hunt something special in Heaven..could be very interesting. Bigolelodge, I agree with you. Oneryolfart357, I believe that we have to protect our 'flock' which can be interpreted to mean our food supply, as NM HighPlains covered.
Let's keep this one going for a bit.
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#2056263 - 11/28/11 02:51 PM
Re: Pro hunting arguement
[Re: USMC5810]
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Great to see people like you guys posting scriptures like this and applying it to our hunting way of life, you don't see it enough these days... one hour a week isn't nearly enough.
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#2058302 - 11/30/11 03:31 PM
Re: Pro hunting arguement
[Re: NM_HighPlains]
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And the elders of Acts 20 are charged with the protection of the flock against "savage wolves among the flock".
Therefore, I don't see an issue with defending your "flock". You might get in trouble with the law for killing that kind of wolves.....
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#2062446 - 12/04/11 04:03 PM
Re: Pro hunting arguement
[Re: Orneryolfart357]
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There are a couple ways of looking at this. If one kills Coyotes, and doesn't eat them, is he wrong? "They most likely taste nasty" but on the other hand, are we justified by killing them because they kill the food we like. I think that this is where a hunter has to decide on his own. Good post. It does not say we can only kill animals to eat them. The Bible says we have dominion over the animals... We can use them as we like. I am not for abusing animals but I am all for killing them for food, clothing or because they are damaging something else we value. I am sure there are many more reasons I have not mentioned.
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#2062467 - 12/04/11 04:29 PM
Re: Pro hunting arguement
[Re: sumrifle]
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While I love scripture, as it was written, I will step away from it for just a little bit...
IMHO, we have a responsibility for the management of all animals..Some predators are scavengers, such as the Coyote, and will eat almost anything..others kill only for food, some others seem to kill out of an instinctive enjoyment...These practices are observed in humans, as well...
While I understand the ecological balance in nature, when one type of species becomes overpopulated, it is unhealthy, not only for that species, but for the balance of the whole ecosystem...
I feel that it is my duty to assist in maintaining part of that natural balance, lest we become overrun with any species..Just as I have no compunction about killing a Cockroach, neither do I have any compunction about killing a Coyote..
Many liberals, in their attempt to become "Enlightened", have chosen to reject religion in all forms and adopt some form of rejectionist attitude about the laws provided by God and His Commandments...
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#2116336 - 01/17/12 07:04 PM
Re: Pro hunting arguement
[Re: bigoledodge]
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like the passages! good job. it supports my theory that most hunters and most people who legally own guns have deep roots in their religion. religion....something the leaders of this country and most libs have forgotten about, thus leading to where this great nation is at now. and note that i dont say "this once great nation". the people, the true owners of this nation are still great and need to stand up and let their politicians know that WE ARE THE PEOPLE and to start representing our true desires. not the greedy desires of our corrupt govt. lol sorry got off track! It seems the politicans and animal rightists only want to use religion when it directly benefits them or when they can spin it to their benefit. Bigoledodge-great post!
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#2118694 - 01/19/12 12:51 PM
Re: Pro hunting arguement
[Re: conservative1911]
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Coyotes are like locusts or a plague. They kill or destroy the bounties of life. As for using your kill there may be good fur and the meat can be dried and the jerky fed to your dogs. That doesn't seem right to feed one dog to another.
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#2121766 - 01/21/12 10:08 PM
Re: Pro hunting arguement
[Re: yotewacker1]
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well you could look at it like this, once the dog is dead it's meat then, the yote would'nt have a problem eating your pet, so maybe turn around may be fair play, with a little help. it won't be wasted however something will eat it if not another animal then worms and flies, and they'll be a ate by other animals, so the cycle continues. Veggy eaters however kill way more animals that any hunter, by eating all those veggies they require alot of tillage taking away natural stomping grounds for all kinds of critters, causing crowding and starvation, as well as farmers killing animals eating their crops. also pesticides and poisons to increase produce yeilds are harmful to even more animals and humans...so really the veggie people are the ones that are harmful to the planet, not us.
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#2125002 - 01/24/12 04:43 AM
Re: Pro hunting arguement
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#2130977 - 01/29/12 12:47 AM
Re: Pro hunting arguement
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Genesis 27:3
Now then, get your weapons-your quiver and bow-and go out to the open country to hunt some wild game for me.
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#2207055 - 04/25/12 03:24 PM
Re: Pro hunting arguement
[Re: sumrifle]
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bigoledodge
Great post!!
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#2215207 - 05/09/12 10:05 PM
Re: Pro hunting arguement
[Re: sumrifle]
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I just came home from church to read scripture on Predator Masters. What a nice way to wind down for the night!
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#2440252 - 02/19/13 07:58 PM
Re: Pro hunting arguement
[Re: Orneryolfart357]
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There are a couple ways of looking at this. If one kills Coyotes, and doesent eat them, is he wrong? "They most likely taste nasty" but on the other hand, are we justified by killing them because they kill the food we like. I think that this is where a hunter has to decide on his own. Good post. Genesis 3:21 "The Lord God made garments of skin for Adam and his wife and clothed them" God set the example for another reason to harvest wildlife. I do have a book with a recipe for coyote, But I've nerver tried it. To be in context Peter was talking of false teachers, but his example makes claer his understanding on animales. 2 Peter 2:12 "But thesemen blaspheme in matters they don't understand. They are like brute beast,creatures of instinct, born only to be caught and destroyed, and like beast they too will perish."
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#2674575 - 04/19/14 01:41 PM
Re: Pro hunting arguement
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