Do you consider it a tragedy when an animal being hunted kills or injures the

May 20, 2024
12:03:39pm

Jdoc All-American

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Hunter hospitalized with ‘significant injuries’ after grizzly bear attack in British Columbia

A 36-year-old man was airlifted to a hospital after sustaining multiple injuries in a grizzly bear attack in British Columbia, Canada, authorities said.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/hunter-hospitalized-significant-injuries-grizzly-201116404.html

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Do you consider it a tragedy when an animal being hunted kills or injures the

Jdoc

May 20, 12:03pm

he was going to feed his family for a full year with that bear meat.

claw

May 20, 12:05pm

He survived so he probably still can since the bear died.

Jdoc

May 20, 12:06pm

Are you making that assumption? The article does not mention that. Many

Jdoc

May 20, 12:08pm

RE: Are you making that assumption? The article does not mention that. Many

claw

May 20, 12:13pm

People don’t eat Grizzly bear meat.

ArcticKat

May 20, 12:21pm

Yes they do, lol

Jericho

May 20, 12:37pm

200 yrs ago more people lived off bear meat than deer meat

Tricky

May 20, 1:13pm

That was probably almost 100% black bear meat. There might have been browns

ArcticKat

May 20, 2:12pm

I think this guy was hunting black bear. I know you were talking about grizz

Tricky

May 20, 5:47pm

He was attacked by a grizzly. Didn’t realize he was hunting black bears. Despite

ArcticKat

May 20, 7:20pm

The comments were about grizzlies and that’s what I was responding to. People

ArcticKat

May 20, 1:50pm

Some people do. Cam Hanes does I know that.

Penske Material

May 20, 12:38pm

Stew

BYU Grounds

May 20, 1:55pm

From what I know of hunting, you can only carry 100 lbs back to your camp.

Mems

May 20, 12:30pm

And apparently you're only allowed to take one load?

Eddie

May 20, 12:33pm

Yeah, kinda. But... being hurt while hunting a grizzly?

Courtimedes

May 20, 12:07pm

Sure. Lot's of tragedy happens when people are doing dangerous stuff.

JAGA97

May 20, 12:07pm

Isn’t trophy hunting kind of about the danger?

spinner

May 20, 12:08pm

Nope. Turnabout is fair play.

BYUtka

May 20, 12:09pm

Not a huge "tragedy" when someone engages in dangerous behavior and gets hurt.

CatamountFan

May 20, 12:13pm

Animal beings have rights too.

Sea Chicken

May 20, 12:13pm

The right to taste good, right to be grilled or baked or sauted. Lots of rights

OldFogey

May 20, 12:37pm

Yeah, humans matter more than any animal

Jericho

May 20, 12:14pm

some of us do, at least

Digital Gangsta

May 20, 12:19pm

they need to upgrade their hunting dogs

Digital Gangsta

May 20, 12:15pm

Not a fan of hunting bear with dogs.

TheHop

May 20, 12:25pm

Depends on how the animal identifies.

Longseason

May 20, 12:18pm

It’s a tragedy for the wife and kids he leave behind. I feel bad for them that their husband/dad died

RealTaysomHill

May 20, 12:20pm

The hunter did not die.

TheHop

May 20, 12:24pm

“Do you consider it a tragedy when the animal kills or injures the hunter.” Feel free to include “or injures” in my post

RealTaysomHill

May 20, 12:35pm

The bear left him alive so to serve as an example to the rest of us.

ochobeeguy

May 20, 1:02pm

Taking risks doesn't mean you deserve to meet a bad fate

Jericho

May 20, 12:46pm

Yes, I definitely said taking risks means someone deserves death.

RealTaysomHill

May 20, 2:05pm

lol, so many bad takes in on post

Jericho

May 20, 2:53pm

I'll leave the grizz alone and keep my distance

Cougrrrs Roll

May 20, 12:23pm

There are different kinds of tragedies, to be sure.

Eddie

May 20, 12:27pm

The way you asked this question says a lot IMO

FiveTen-BuckEighty

May 20, 12:32pm

Yikes. Did you really ask that?

Benfica1

May 20, 12:33pm

To be clear - he was hunting black bear and not grizzly (which is what attacked him).

Penske Material

May 20, 12:34pm

Ah... Ok... That is a bit different. I change my vote.

BYUtka

May 20, 12:39pm

I missed that. That would change my attitude about it as well since he wasn't

Jdoc

May 20, 12:52pm

Play stupid games.

scootsy

May 20, 12:57pm

As a hunter, I don't consider a tragedy or otherwise. No. Is it more of a traged

hadmonster

May 20, 1:38pm

First of all these hunts are to cull the herd so that the population can survive. Yes, it is a tragedy bc a human was

BYU Grounds

May 20, 1:57pm

Would your opinion change if a human

Jdoc

May 20, 2:06pm

Not my favorite statement - "animals are here for our use"

hadmonster

May 20, 2:32pm

as long as stewarding involves eating them, you betcha

Digital Gangsta

May 20, 2:34pm

It does.

John Doe

May 20, 2:38pm

of course, but doesn't mean they should suffer before they are harvested

hadmonster

May 20, 2:52pm

that seems like a vague criticism that may not be based on an entirely

Digital Gangsta

May 20, 2:57pm

I can tell you that some animals I have taken died almost immediately, others

hadmonster

May 20, 3:03pm

ah, I mis-guessed and falsely assumed your overall meaning

Digital Gangsta

May 20, 3:09pm

animals are here for our benefit

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