11-28-2004, 11:58 AM
Yep, that is right; peta is now using animals to fight against hunters.
In areas that are open to hunting peta members have been spotted riding horse back to run off deer from areas where deer hunters are targeting.
Even tho there are areas that are closed to hunting and has horse trails available for riders to ride on with out worries of encountering hunters, peta members insist on riding in areas open to deer hunting riding up on top of hunters sitting in the woods.
Sounds like a contradiction that a peta member would even own an animal because that is peta's own philosophy is a big NO! NO! These animals should be running free and wild, not domesticated to handling the chores of man or living in captivity.
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At any rate they have been spotted doing this in the proud lake recreation area in Oakland County. Keep your eyes open, you may even see this in an area near you…..
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In areas that are open to hunting peta members have been spotted riding horse back to run off deer from areas where deer hunters are targeting.
Even tho there are areas that are closed to hunting and has horse trails available for riders to ride on with out worries of encountering hunters, peta members insist on riding in areas open to deer hunting riding up on top of hunters sitting in the woods.
Sounds like a contradiction that a peta member would even own an animal because that is peta's own philosophy is a big NO! NO! These animals should be running free and wild, not domesticated to handling the chores of man or living in captivity.
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At any rate they have been spotted doing this in the proud lake recreation area in Oakland County. Keep your eyes open, you may even see this in an area near you…..
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