hunting

I don't hunt myself, but my family does have hunters in it and I don't have a problem with conscientious hunting. As long as every part of the animal is used - the meat is eaten, the skin is either stuffed or made into clothing, the bones used for jewelery - I see no problem with it. There's a respect for the animal there, and a gratefulness for all the animal has given. I should probably mention that I do have a strong Native American line in my family, and even in this modern day the hunters in my family still keep to that ideal of hunting. It's something sacred, it's a test between man and nature and a blessing if successful.

Animal rights activists will be on outrage if they see you have stuffed animals in your house. I think it's okay to have stuffed animals if they are not the endangered species. Stuffing animals that are endangered is against the law of man and nature. I have never went on hunting but i would love to have that experience.

I think it's ok as long as the animal was processed for food. I don't agree when they kill for pleasure and strip the body of it's head and leave the rest to rot.