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Quoting darrell@abolitphotos.ca:
> It would be nice to see some rational thinkers in the naturalist
> community, it would go a long way. Simply look at the shooting
> accidents, they are near zero, to be afraid to go in the woods in
> hunting season is down right ridiculous.
* there was a big foop when Sunday hunting was introduced in Ontario,
some time ago now, but I've never heard anything bad come of it in
eastern Ontario. I don't know about down near Toronto, where one might
hypothesize there'd be unskilled urban hunters who'd shoot at
anything, though I suspect that training courses have reduced the
incidence of this.
One should wear something orange when one goes out during any hunting
season, and this would just mean putting on the orange hat or vest on
Sunday as well as the rest of the week.
Wildlife management folks understand Deer populations pretty well, and
tend to manage them for relatively big herds, so in areas without lots
of Wolves the hunters are naturalists' allies in trying to preserve
the forests and the plants the Deer would otherwise browse away.
fred.
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> On Mon, 16 Feb 2015 09:50:09 -0400, Keith Lowe wrote:
>
> I?m shocked the Nova Scotia government is even considering
> allowing hunting on Sundays. If you don?t want to lose both weekend
> days for wintertime recreation in the woods, please take a moment to
> answer these 3 questions.
>
> http://novascotia.fluidsurveys.com/surveys/OSR/sunday-hunting/
>
>
> Keith Lowe
>
> Halifax
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