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I have gone after deer in NY state many many moons ago. Whilst I very much enjoyed the tracking and the stalking I had to close my eyes when it came to the kill, I doubt I'll hunt deer again. In Britain I've shot fowl ad hoc with mixed results but that was much more fun.


Finally I've also went after foxes on horseback. That was barrels of fun although I dare say that the horse knew more about what was going on than I did.


May try foxes and fowl again, deer are just far too cute (but tasty).

I'd happily hunt and waste some of those s**gs in Prisons.


Save the honest taxpayer about 100 large a year, as well.


Not keen, at all, on killing any innocent Animal, I have to say.


If I lived in the heart of the Country I might have a different perspective.

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