• papajack said on Jul 17, 2008....

   I do think people should be allowed to hunt. I do eat meat. I don't personally hunt,  but if I was stranded in the woods with no food, I could guarantee you..I would hunt for food to survive.

• crybabylu said on Jul 17, 2008....

  papajack----I totally agree!  Remember me sharing with you that when I first got married in 1969, we would have starved if we hadn't been able to hunt and fish.  We lived on wild game and fish for the first two years.

• dancingdiva said on Jul 17, 2008....

  hey, i am with you, my life partner and i hunt all the time, and we eat what we hunt.

• crybabylu said on Jul 17, 2008....

  Thanks for commenting on this, d-d. I know you have mentioned hunting to me before.

• firesky said on Jul 17, 2008....

  hey mom, you ready to go see grandma?

• crybabylu said on Jul 17, 2008....

  I'm ready, but while you blogging on my post, what is your opinion of hunting?

• firesky said on Jul 17, 2008....

  Yes I support hunting. My step dad hunted, and he was always bringing it home for us to eat. He was safe with his guns too!  Kept them locked up so I couldn't wonder in and be curious about them.  I really don't like guns. for some reason, they scare me, but that is why I don't own one., but for those who want to hunt, I think it is ok to do so.

• Me-Myself&I said on Jul 17, 2008....

  just to be hunting for the game of it is wrong! to hunt for extra food on the table is a totally different issue.
   
  HI Dee! hope all is well. take care ~see ya

• destinydiva said on Jul 17, 2008....

  I think its horrible!! I think its a load of ego driven snobs who are on power trips...getting a kick out of torturing innocent, harmless, worthy animals.....for fun???  thats the bit that fuelsmyfeelings about it...for fun!!!
  
   
  but like memy said... hunting for food, well thats just how the world works...  the spiders eat creatures to survive...  survival is totally different from hunting!!!
  
  
  

• hottips4u said on Jul 17, 2008....

  Well, you know how to draw me out and the comments above only add an additional lure ; like that of destinydiva (des).
  
  Coming from an individual who resides in a place where even the street patrolling police carry "sticks" and not firearms really doesn't surprise me.  Americans have evolved beyond bashing heads with sticks, we simply blow um off....hehe  ; )
  
  Considering there are as many, or, more guns as people in America, one would think we would have shot each other in mass numbers long ago until no one was left standing.  While some humans hunt humans, others hunt animals for food/sport.
  
  Hunting is not a snobs affair (unlike the organizations like peta/friends of animals extremest ).  Even an unemployed American can find pleasure and worth in hunting and/or fishing for food or sport (hunters often donate what is harvested to food kitchens, rest homes, and or food banks).
  
  It is a very rare occasion one will find animals slaughtered for simply sport and those engaged in such an activity usually ends up behind bars, fined and stripped of gun ownership alike.
  
  Hunting provides a very useful tool in wild animal populations by harvesting numbers that otherwise would grow unchecked which results in undernourishment, disease and grossly over populated wood lots/forest/ranges.
  
  With the advent of processed foods, our nations wildlife would grow unchecked with very few natural predators to stem the tide of growth to which hunting aids in quelling a harsh reality ; i.e.: spread of disease to humans and  animals alike.
  
  Hunting wild game is a natural act for humans ; not so the metro idiots, some of which can not identify a cow vs. a deer in the wild.  Yet (processed food) is the only reason metro dwellers and those who have never hunted can make ambiguous and misleading statements about those who do hunt.
  
  Bambi can gut a man in one swipe.  An opossum ( a lowly animal ) can and will eat you literally ( often these creatures will bring an entire family to craw into the belly of a cow via its ass and consume the animal from the inside).  That cute harmless raccoon will crew a hole in you no gunshot could match.  Deer raid and destroy many crops if left unchecked without hunting ( which drive food and insurance cost up ).
  
  Nothing is cruel about hunting as a responsible sportsman/woman./child.  Education in hunter safety and responsibilities (something that is mandatory ; courses taught here in America to sportsman prior to being allowed to hunt).
  
  Whether your meat is killed via slaughter houses who simply slit the throats or drive a steel pin with air pressure into the skull of calves and adults alike is of no circumstance when one harvest the same via a firearm.
  
  There would be no McDonald's if  "people"  didn't   "hunt"  out suppliers of pork, beef, chicken, fish.  Whether an animal is harvested in neat man made structures or in the natural settings of a forest, it is natural and necessary.
  
  Unless uneducated (as to hunting)  individuals can come up with something besides.....ohhhh  they are cute, harmless and defenseless.... they are simply wasting their breath and pointing out their individual ignorance.
  
  I am a hunter.  I am a gun owner.  I am aware that animals are rarely if ever, harmless or defenseless. 
  
  Animal rights activist should stick to obtaining their individual intake of proteins via sucking on one another. 
  
  Perhaps in that fashion they (metro ignorance) would have less time to attack the hunter to which each of them count upon at the store or fast food place to fill their ignorant guts and freezers.
  
  Hottips4u
  
  Jess.
  
   
  

• hottips4u said on Jul 17, 2008....

  PS:  As a land owner I often hunt for fun, while providing meat for many for free, I myself rather enjoy the challenge of hunting and could never consume all that I take.
  I enjoy reaching out several hundred yards to knock a deer off its feet with a high powered rifle or taking one via bow and arrow sometimes within a few feet below me.
  
  I hunt for fun, I hunt for food, they do go hand in hand, the ignorant will never understand.
  
  Yet they continue to eat.  ; )
  
  jess
  

• curmudgeon said on Jul 17, 2008....

  Driving through New Jersey and Pennsylvania one can see all kinds of roadkill, especially deer. I don't see how this is any less cruel than letting some folks take a percentage of the deer population for their dinner tables. In fact, it is more cruel to the animals to kill them so needlessly and then just toss them in the garbage, and it is very dangerous to drivers.
   
  Hunting is a very carefully controlled practice in many parts of the country. I too don't see the purpose in hunting merely for sport, but I do see a necessity to control the populations of large wild animals, especially in suburban-rural areas. If some within our citizenry wish to take this upon themselves, taking all possible precaution, I say let 'em.
   
  Better that than grandma getting killed by a deer driving home on Christmas eve.

• SeanRenaud said on Jul 17, 2008....

  I'm pro hunt even if it's just for sport, that goes double for areas with species that need to be thinned.

• one_wired_kitty said on Jul 17, 2008....

  If hunting for food, great - have at it.

  If hunting for sport, I'm gonna say no. Just doesn't bode well with me.

• anonymous said on Jul 17, 2008....

  In fact, it is more cruel to the animals to kill them so needlessly and then just toss them in the garbage, and it is very dangerous to drivers.
  
  Many head-on collisions have occurred over a drivers attempt to swerve to miss a squirrel.  Its not just larger game animals that present a real danger as rightfully pointed out above.
  
  However, I would like to point out that every county in America has a crew to remove road kill.  These animals, if fresh are given to the driver or donated for food.  Those that are left a few days along the road can not be eaten ofcourse, but they are not thrown away either.
  
  Road kill is delivered to rendering plants where the hides are harvested, the meats and bones are sold to cosmetic suppliers for lotions and make up alike.  Dog and cat food is often supplemented via road kill recovery. 
  
  Unless a county employee isn't doing his/her job, the road kill of America is rarely wasted and left to rot along the roadway.
  
  Any that wish to end the waste of roadkill can and should pick up the phone, call the county in which they live (public works ; highway division) and give an accurate as possible location of the carcass so that it can be recorded and removed in a timely fashion.
  
  This alone will help to end the waste of any animal killed along our highways and byways.  Report it, don't just sit and complain about it, because you can help end needless waste by being an active part of the recovery system that exist throughout our nation and in every County.
  
  Hottips4u
  

• starchini said on Jul 17, 2008....

  Im in favor of eating what u kill.  So yes!  Im also in favor of keeping over populated animals numbers down.  Im in favor of killing things like Prairie Dogs, they are over populated in my area if they are not hunted there holes in pastures break the legs of many horses.  I dont like killing for sport.  But good ethical hunting is great in my book

• SeanRenaud said on Jul 17, 2008....

  What defines hunting for sport?  I don't see why either of the forms of hunting you've explained aren't sport hunting. 

• Eilan said on Jul 17, 2008....

  I don't hunt, nor has my husband hunted for probably 25 years.  I don't have a problem with hunting--it's a lot more humane to hunt than it is to allow, say, deer to die of disease or starvation.  Or the hood of my car.
  
  I do have a problem with stupid, disrespectful people hunting/poaching.  Where I live, a lot of city folks show up during deer season.  These are often the people who are involved in our local hunting accidents because they shoot at anything that moves, whether they can see it or not. 
  
  Not that some of the locals are necessarily any better.  Some friends of mine own 200 acres, most of it wooded, and every year they have to deal with people hunting on their land without their permission (which they wouldn't give, BTW), putting tree stands in their trees, etc.

• destinydiva said on Jul 17, 2008....

  @jess...  maybe it is a culture thing here causing misunderstanding...
  
  In England hunting as a sport, is upper class,  they ride round torturing foxes, teasing them, making the dragging out  of the lives of poor harmless animals
  a game, something to pass the time, a hobby!!    its not to eat, its just for the victory of having tortured  a defensless animal.
  
  Many guys I have came across brag about it, brag that they are some kind of prestigious superiors because they go fox hunting,  and then brag about the  'fun of the chase..'
  
  anyways...the world would be boring if we all agreed on everything! :-) xx
  
   .
  

• Eilan said on Jul 17, 2008....

  I've always thought fox-hunting was kinda pointless, des.  Sport, my ass.

• SeanRenaud said on Jul 17, 2008....

  Foxes were pests at one point though.  They don't make comments about a fox in the hen house for nothing.  Today it's just tradition but still. 

• curmudgeon said on Jul 17, 2008....

  Hottips - didn't know about how roadkill is used - thanks!
   
  What about bull fighting? Did you know they dull the horns on the bull before the fight? What bullshit. And why do they have to kill the bull? If some arrogant asshole wants to prance around a ring with a red cape and tights, why not just do that and leave the bull alive for another day? That way it can be a bull dance rather than a fixed fight.

• SeanRenaud said on Jul 17, 2008....

  Again it's tradition and really it barely survives in Spain, in the US it's pretty much attempted suicide on the part of the fighter.  Dulled horns only matter a little big, if that monster ever caught the fighter dulled horns or no he'd be killed.

• Expendable said on Jul 17, 2008....

  Most hunters hunt to put food on the table. Very little goes to waste. As long as they go into the woods sober, I'm fine with it.

• SeanRenaud said on Jul 17, 2008....

  I think that the day when most hunters hunted to put food o the table is long past.  Infact unless they live someplace where they don't have super markets they are hunting for sport regardless of if they eat their quarry at the end of the day.
   
  Again like there are several destructive species that just need to be thinned, feral pigs pretty much anywhere constitute a threat.  Honestly I don't know why we haven't made the mass slaughter of some of these species a national past time.

• starchini said on Jul 17, 2008....

  Well sean

  there is a big difference between hunting for sport and hunting to eat and hunting to keep numbers down and prevent overpopulation.  Poaching and hunting out of season is very popular in the midwest unfortunatly.  I know people who have contest to see how many deer they can kill in a summer.  They all carry rifles and such in their pickups and if they see a deer, they shoot it.  They cut the tail off and keep it to keep track of how many they have killed.  This is a summer "game" people seriously drive around with spotlights on back county dirt roads looking for deer to kill, they dont eat it, they leave it where it lays and just keep the tail.  Ive seen pickup with 30+ deer tails hanging in the back window.  That is killing for "sport"...and that i dont agree with.  I know other people who go out with there guns and pretty much shoot whatever moves.  Leaving it all to rot.  That is killing for sport...

  Killing for food, is killing for food, not sport.  Sport to me, means "no purpose", just for fun.  While hunting may be fun and described as a sport, it does have a purpose and that is to eat....

  Killing animals to prevent over population may also be considered sport but it too serves a purpose. 

  Shooting itself is what is a sport.  Sport is competition.  Hunting, may be a competition but it should only be done legally and in season.  And none of it should be wasted. 

  Im a competitive shooter.  I go to tournaments with my dad and we compete to see who is the best shot.  That is "sport"...I go kill prairie dogs to hone my shooting skills that is "sport" except im not killing the prairie dogs for fun, im killing them to protect livestock and horses and if they wernt killed with a bullett to the brain a farmer would drown them or poison them.  I for one would rather be killed instantly.  So im really doing them a favor....so its not sport...

  That sean is the difference

• SeanRenaud said on Jul 17, 2008....

  Ok, I just disagree with you. 
   
  Hunting out of season is wrong, the reason why there is a season is to protect the species from being over hunted, that's also why there are size limits in many cases.  Driving around the back of your truck and shooting anything you spot isn't hunting, it's killing.  (which if the species is over populated and needs to be cut back fine, killing is fine.  As long as people were being safe I wouldn't would care if some kid walked around with a crossbow taking out pigeons all day and night, or rats, or in many areas feral pigs, if they were go extinct in places they don't belong no skin off my nose.
   
  Again I'm not sure that any of it can be waisted (do you eat prarie dog?)  but even if that were an option that's kind of the beauty of nature there are plenty of critters that wouldn't mind a free meal.  So I don't care that we aren't ancient indians making clubs from the bones, eating the meat, making clothing from the skin yadda yadda.
   
  Like I said I think that (aside from truck hunting) hunting is only done for sport in this country.  You could go down to McDonalds to get some meat.  You hunt because it satisfies something in you, not to put food on the table there is another method (an easier one) if meat was your end all goal.  I suppose you could argue that your prarie dog killing is more of performing a necessary task rather than for fun (unless you're using a .50cal, then you'r just having fun.)
   
  So I mostly disagree with your idea of what for sport is.  I agree with you (mostly) on the morals around it so we're really debating semantics..

• RollingC said on Jul 17, 2008....

  I'm not a hunter although I'd might have tried it when I was younger.  The cleaning and gutting or field dressing of the carcass would take some getting used to by me but I have known hunters and have tried venison, but I prefer beef if only because I'm so used to it.
  The hunter that I know goes to them there hills in Kentucky (I think) and brings back whatever he hunted (wild pig or deer) and has his freezer chuck full of the stuff every time he comes back (if the hunting was good)  and nothing goes to waste.
  He also has a pedigree hunting dog that is used for tracking and breeds them too.
  My neighbor across the street is retired but he's an aficionado of skeet shooting and bird hunting and he goes on a regular basis to shoot pigeons...even makes his own bullets and has plenty of awards and plaques to show his skill in shooting.
  Hunting and fishing is an established way of life for many people and the industry that developed around it supports many jobs.
  Fishing I've done plenty while growing up and I even remember having for years a raccoon tail that my father got for me from a road kill.
  Rc
  

• hottips4u said on Jul 17, 2008....

  @ Des :  I would equate fox hunting in your area to that of coon hunting here.
  
  I can tell you that the sport is in the chase which does not always result in the death of an animal.  Its a form of matching wits and agility.   No doubt I can see the clear advantage is in fact given to the fox and not the hunter despite the running of dogs ; the men on horseback rarely see the fox as it is so far out in front of the dogs.  The dogs use scent to continue the chase ; the mounted horsemen are taken no doubt on an undetermined path of the fox and must have excellent riding abilities and not for the novice rider.  I would say that the fox presents a far better quarry than that of a little ball on a playing field while men and women show off their horseflesh.
  
  I would say that in a fox hunt, it would be more about the riders ability to stay with the dogs and not the fox since the fox is rarely seen until the end; the kill is for the dogs who will more often than not make the actual kill, if any.  This is to keep the hunting dogs attune to its willingness to continue a hunt and stay on track which only the best of dogs will ; which in turn establishes good blood lines of champion hunting dogs which sell for thousands not to mention the reputations particular horses (and riders) obtain after actually preforming such a hunt.
  
  Its not about killing the fox, its about the riders ability to stay mounted and keep up wit a pack of dogs (the riders and horses follow the dogs, not the fox, while its up to the dogs to maintain a scent and seek out its quarry: i.e. : The Fox. 
  
  So yes, I can see where a fox hunt from horseback would be a sport specifically since such a course would be filled with pit falls for both horse and rider.
  
  As to the fox, its is chosen for the animals ability to outwit both man and dogs during such a hunt.  The fox is a cunning critter far out smarting most others in the ability to escape danger or perceived danger and is a natural predator that understands The Hunt from a predators point of view and thinks' its way rather than simply running blindly ahead.
  
  The fox is an excellent test of wits and skill for a mounted horseman or a dog ; not to mention its one of the hardest animals to trap due to its intelligence, sense of smell and sight.  
  
  Coon Hunting (raccoon) w/ dogs is no less and done under the cover of darkness of night and is too, an escape artist despite a dogs abilities or that of the hunter ; a good coon dog can cost thousands as well especially for breeding and resale purposes not unlike any other dog of show ( AKC, etc ).
  
  @ Curmudgeon :   Glad to give some insight that most probably not unlike yourself is aware of ;  I do not wear make up of any kind, never have and never will as I have a good complexion winter or summer and without need to enhance my attributes as a woman without cosmetically enhanced features that disappear with soap and water leaving the layers beneath exposed that in many cases are better off hidden perhaps for some ( i.e. : performers/ tv stars types due to lighting and cameras etc.).  I would lay good money down in betting there are some interesting morning after shots of reality when the glamor shot cosmetically induced beauty is removed and or smudged...hehe  ; )
  
  I find no interest in bull fighting and a game of dodge ball would, to me at least, be a better time and loads more fun.  : )
  
  @ Expendable :  Your correct in that statement and I would add, that not even the entrails left in the woods upon the forest floor goes to waste as same feeds a many bird, scavengers and calcium (bones) for many of rodent species from mice, and squirrels to canines (fox, coyote,  raccoon, wolf etc).
  
  @ Eilan :  It is no less a sport than say an Iron Man competition between humans as some will preform as athletes supreme while others may die or cripple themselves trying to win the event ; no less than many who have died on a basketball court or the grid iron of football or soccer trying to preform no less than a mounted horseman of fox hunting in unknown and undetermined terrain which has more likely than not has left some crippled or dead as well.
  
  I also agree as to the illegal taking of game by those you point out as well as the damage to property by others trespassing with little or no concern for the land owner or game on those lands.
  
  @ Sean :   Word semantics huh ? hehe  ; )  Sport is in the eye of the beholder and few if any would call a dog attacking an alley cat sport.... but to the dog and in some cases the cat as well, it is done for sport and not food. ; )
  
  Few humans, and ironically as well animals, kill simply to kill....for sport.  Even feral pigs leave a food chain exposed in rutting making a meal for several other critters and even their droppings provide for the " ole so beautiful wild flowers" and provide a meal for other predators as well, inclusive of man.
  
  I never understood basketball as a sport beyond that of a game of horseshoes (hitting the target ; albeit hoop or stake) except that few blow their hearts up during a game of horseshoes.
  __________________________
  
  imo ....Sport is a word widely misapplied and abused as justification for entertainment purposes for man and beast alike.
  
  That said, how many actually know that a fox is a predator elite and that a single family of fox will kill every rabbit, squirrel and game bird in its perimeter of range which is about two miles and sometimes more.  Not to mention carriers of disease
  if left unchecked.  But they are some smart critters without a doubt and not easy to match wits with, whether on horseback or attempting to trap/hunt w/ firearm.
  
  If there is a lack of small game in a stretch of healthy mature woods, a family of fox will most often be the cause for a lack thereof.
  
  Hottips4u
  
  Jess
  

• Zaraida said on Jul 17, 2008....

  No way.  There is no excuse for hunting - unless you live 100 miles from the nearest market.  How can shooting innocent animals be a "sport'  for anyone?  Can't they think of something else to do for kicks?

• anonymous said on Jul 17, 2008....

  @ Zaraida :  How do you feel being hunted by others for your quivering belly and wet pussy ?  = )  hehe....  you are just sport to some humans and a fine meal to the wild game that would eat your bones even.... given the chance...hehe  =)
  
  @  Starchini :  We shoot woodchucks for the very same reasons : the danger of loosing a registered cow/bull or horse to broken legs stepping in holes dug by same not unlike your prairie dogs.  They are eaten by other wild game as a free meal as Sean rightfully pointed out as well.
  
  jess.  

• whiterose said on Jul 17, 2008....

  Hunting is important for the state economy I live in.  People come from across the country to hunt, which generates revenue.  There are regulations regarding how many animals a hunter can kill, depending on the animal population.   Hunting is used for population control.  Most hunters eat the meat or give it away to someone who will eat it.  Since the meat we eat comes from animals, it doesn’t matter if the animal came from a farm or the wild.
  

  
  
  

• SeanRenaud said on Jul 17, 2008....

  Zar you're either a vegetarian or a hypocrit.  I'm being nice you get to pick! 

• DaddysLittleSlut said on Jul 17, 2008....

  There's nothing wrong with hunting.  In fact its probably a better all around practice than ranching. 
  I don't like that some animals are considered pests and shot on site.  Kill all the coyotes and wolves and the deer overpopulate, now you justify hunting of deer.  -- but that's a different issue; how do we cohabitate with nature.
  I just hope that anyone who has the job of killing to provide does so with compassion and respect.  I've been with a-holes who kill and mame for fun.  I hope they're the minority and plan to avoid them for the rest of my life.
  Personally, i'm glad someone wraps my meat in a pretty package before i eat it and spares me the sorrow of looking into its eyes.
  Dls

• monkeyboyx said on Jul 17, 2008....

  I would only hunt for survival purposes

• TinSoldier said on Jul 17, 2008....

  I've only been hunting a few times, and I never got anything. But I still support it as an important activity to put man (and woman) back in touch with his past, to remind him that his food doesn't come from a supermarket, and as an important survival skill.
  
  I have raised and butchered animals for food, but only when I was a child.
  
  
  

• Zaraida said on Jul 18, 2008....

  Anon, I guess I'm not blessed like you toting a big gun and an empty head!

• SeanRenaud said on Jul 18, 2008....

  That anon actually turns out to be right, which extradorinarily rare for an anon.

• Zaraida said on Jul 18, 2008....

  Like they say, "Birds of a feather ...".  

• SeanRenaud said on Jul 18, 2008....

  LoL

• anonymous said on Jul 18, 2008....

  • Zaraida said 26 minutes ago....

    Anon, I guess I'm not blessed like you toting a big gun and an empty head!

  • SeanRenaud said 23 minutes ago....

    That anon actually turns out to be right, which extradorinarily rare for an anon.

  • Zaraida said 16 minutes ago....

    Like they say, "Birds of a feather ...".  

  • SeanRenaud said 15 minutes ago....

    LoL
  
  ________________________
  
  Yep your right....look at the two odd ducks hanging above.....hehe
  
  Hottips4u
  
  Jessi
  

• hottips4u said on Jul 20, 2008....

  @ DEE :  What's up with you ?  You can make new post and never answer any of your old ones now ?  hehe....
  
  Getting lazy in our ole age dee ?  Come on gal get with it, a lot of people here take a lot of time to comment on many of your post, please be respectful enough to answer even if we don't click your ads...  =)
  
  Blog on.
  
  Jess
  

• crybabylu said on Jul 20, 2008....

  You ought to see how crazy this pc screen is, like crazy!  It comes on, and then flickers off, then I'll be typing one minute, then the next, it is back on the first screen where you click on to the internet!  Wild!  Maybe I 'm tripping without the dope, ya think?

  by the way, what is that first screen called where all the windows are on it??  Papajack says it is called windows....hahaha!

  hey thanks for keeping the conversation going here, and addressing different ones, that is really cool'  somebody had to do it......thanks!   DEE

• crybabylu said on Jul 20, 2008....

  Me-my---I guess I didn’t know how many people feel strongly about hunting. I grew up with hunters and guess I have a hunter’s mentality to a point, but we always ate what we killed.

  Des----I guess I didn’t know how many people feel strongly about hunting.. Thanks for sharing!

  hot tips ----Thank you for being so candid, and thank you for using that example, it had crossed my mind as well.

  Curm-----I think hunting does help to be balance of population.

  Sean----I’m pro-hunt too!

  Kitty----Thanks for the comment.

  Star----But, Prairie Dogs are so cute…….just teasing you!

  Jess----Wouldn’t you know other countries would be ahead on clean up, wish we had that here.

  Elian----Eeks! I’m gonna stay out of them thar woods you talk about, be my luck, I’d move and then get shot!!! Thanks!

  Expendable-----I agree with you, hunt responsibly is a good go!

  RC---Thanks! Wish I had a freezer full of that meat right now!

  TS----Thank you for your input!

  whiterose-----Thank you for bringing that point up! I wonder if people ever think about that when they go about saying how they don't like the fact that people hunt.

  Zaraida-----Thanks for speaking your mind.  I disagree, but I'm glad you commented.

  Thank you everyone for reading and commenting on this…..Love, Dee

   

• crybabylu said on Jul 20, 2008....

  DLS----sorry, I didn't get you in there!  Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this subject.

• hottips4u said on Jul 20, 2008....

  Jess----Wouldn’t you know other countries would be ahead on clean up, wish we had that here.
  
  
  Ok Dee....I admit that confuses me.  Wat ya mean other countries ?  {Counties}  ?
  
  
  I mean like duplin county.....reed county......not country....I meant county of....
  

• crybabylu said on Jul 20, 2008....

  I never knew any counties that do that, so I guess I read it countries, did i tell ya i need glasses too!  ha....i just fallin apart!

• hottips4u said on Jul 20, 2008....

  
  
  That alright ...I'll help you pick up the pieces ..hehe..because that how roadkill is...
  
  

• crybabylu said on Jul 20, 2008....

  hahaha!  that is 'cool'

• hottips4u said on Jul 20, 2008....

  look here for a really....really cool roadkill....

• crybabylu said on Jul 20, 2008....

  oh oh, i like this one better. thanks!

• crybabylu said on Jul 20, 2008....

  do ya think granny clampett could do anything with that other roadkill?

• hottips4u said on Jul 20, 2008....

  Sure snowfly oh my pie ....hehe... ;-)

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