Poaching - do you think it is ok/fine - Progressive Rock Music Forum

CPicard wrote:

In fact, we could even "skip the cow" and eat the cereals that they are feed with. It would even cost less in regard to the huge quantity of water used to feed the cows and to make burgers, steaks, etc.

Oh, and when one has a problem of deer overpopulation, just hire a professional, skilled, made-for-it hunter: THE WOLF.

And I'm not exactly joking here.

That was where I was going next.

Yeah the problem with the wolf is that mothers get upset when one wonders into the yard and mauls her child.

"One had to be a Newton to notice that the moon is falling, when everyone sees that it doesn't fall. "

Equality 7-2521 wrote:

CPicard wrote:

In fact, we could even "skip the cow" and eat the cereals that they are feed with. It would even cost less in regard to the huge quantity of water used to feed the cows and to make burgers, steaks, etc.

Oh, and when one has a problem of deer overpopulation, just hire a professional, skilled, made-for-it hunter: THE WOLF.

And I'm not exactly joking here.

That was where I was going next.

Yeah the problem with the wolf is that mothers get upset when one wonders into the yard and mauls her child.

Yeah, but, well, you know the problems with mothers (and fathers! No one ever thinks about fathers mourning the loss of said children) : they always want to raise their offspring far from the Town, its pollution and its malicious influence, and they don't stop asking for living in the Big Nature, close to the nearest forest... AND THEN THEY MEET THE BEAR.

Anyway, in France and in Italy, the sole victims of the wolves are sheeps, not humans.
I guess that either the sheep are easier to hunt, or their meat has a better taste than human flesh.

The current estimate is that there are currently 20 wolves in the whole of France.

I have no idea how many sheep French farmers own - lets make a conservative estimate and say lots. Lots more than 20.

What?

There are good reasons why we don't eat carnivores, one of which is the high concentrations of Vitiamin A, which is toxic in high doses.

What?

Dean wrote:

There are good reasons why we don't eat carnivores, one of which is the high concentrations of Vitiamin A, which is toxic in high doses.

So just don't eat the liver of the carnivore

Are people really suggesting that we ignore thousands of years of evolutionary history when choosing our diets? Carnivores are also much more difficult and expensive to farm to add to the list of reason.

"One had to be a Newton to notice that the moon is falling, when everyone sees that it doesn't fall. "

Dean wrote:

I don't think Captain Piccard was being serious. I was just showing off my limited knowledge on the subject.

No! Tiger dicks and the consumption thereof are both issues of grave importance.

Dean wrote:

I don't think Captain Piccard was being serious. I was just showing off my limited knowledge on the subject.

I think wacky Tim might be though.

"One had to be a Newton to notice that the moon is falling, when everyone sees that it doesn't fall. "

Since I am a vegetarian it would not would not work for me but I don't care what other people eat or think about eating habits. Purely subjective decisions.

Sorry Tim. Missed the sarcasm.

"One had to be a Newton to notice that the moon is falling, when everyone sees that it doesn't fall. "

Poll Question: do you think poaching and hunting of animals is bad
Poll Choice	Votes	Poll Statistics
Yes	19	[82.61%]
No	4	[17.39%]
This topic is closed, no new votes accepted