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<blockquote data-quote="audioholic" data-source="post: 7092011" data-attributes="member: 549629">If those hunters go out in the woods, chain the deer to a tree, starve it, beat it, and otherwise brutalize it for long periods of time, before killing it and taking its head as a trophy, your correlation would be accurate. Unfortunately for your correlation, they dont do this.You keeping saying what it means to you. As I said before, Im not here to judge your personal opinion. But if you present unjustifiable parallels, I will disgree.Ive not tried to justify training dogs for hunting by using cages squirrels. So I feel no need to try and debate that point.You must not know very many deer hunters. I know many, and none I know leave all that venison to rot. Im sure some do, but they are the exception, not the norm. And as I said above, the typical manner of killing a deer is a relatively quick death. Comparing deer hunting to dog fighting is has many obvious flaws.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="audioholic, post: 7092011, member: 549629"] If those hunters go out in the woods, chain the deer to a tree, starve it, beat it, and otherwise brutalize it for long periods of time, before killing it and taking its head as a trophy, your correlation would be accurate. Unfortunately for your correlation, they dont do this. You keeping saying what it means to you. As I said before, Im not here to judge your personal opinion. But if you present unjustifiable parallels, I will disgree. Ive not tried to justify training dogs for hunting by using cages squirrels. So I feel no need to try and debate that point. You must not know very many deer hunters. I know many, and none I know leave all that venison to rot. Im sure some do, but they are the exception, not the norm. And as I said above, the typical manner of killing a deer is a relatively quick death. Comparing deer hunting to dog fighting is has many obvious flaws. [/QUOTE]

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