09-28-2002, 06:15 PM
There have been instances of PETA members returning from a day in the field harrassing hunters, to find their vehicles vandalized and even burned. Being a good 15-20 miles from the closest town, they had one hell of a hike, at night and snowing. Nobody would give them a ride. Of course the local papers played that one for all it was worth; abandoning another human being in time of need, etc, etc. Could have froze to dead, attacked by a bear (in winter?) or lost their way. I'm still trying to see the downside to that scenario.
It's time for the other side to be told, from the hunter-fisherman point of view. If you know of anyone else who has had a run-in with PETA, send them my way. I'd be happy to talk to them about their experiences. I write magazine articles, for a lot of different mags, and would love to work up a piece on PETA and their unethical activities, showing their true colors.
Are you game? John Shriver.
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It's time for the other side to be told, from the hunter-fisherman point of view. If you know of anyone else who has had a run-in with PETA, send them my way. I'd be happy to talk to them about their experiences. I write magazine articles, for a lot of different mags, and would love to work up a piece on PETA and their unethical activities, showing their true colors.
Are you game? John Shriver.
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