Research Paper On Hunting

Hunting: an Escape for Some, a Prison for Others For hundreds of years, there have been an ample amount of situations that make a man, a man. One of those vigorous activities that figuratively puts hair on a beefy man’s chest is the extreme sport of hunting. But lately, hunting has taken a hit by asinine protestors that love animals. Groups of animal rights activists have voiced their birdbrained opinions about their uber love of animals, and how hunters are killing their furry friends because they love the taste of blood. You activists are about to get a world of hurt from me, because hunting is a sport, not cruel. Over many years, hunters have taken their skill and wits to new levels and tracked down animals. Not only is this a fun activity for everyone, it helps the environment adapt and change. That’s a fact that not many activists can understand, since they all can’t get past the fact that innocent animals are dying. Listen up activists, because environmentally, hunting is one of the most superlative solutions to overpopulation we have. …show more content…
Nevertheless, Hunters will have to agree that issues have arisen where hunting becomes much more violent than it needs to be. Not so secretly though, there is a definite line between hunting and brutally murdering animals just for the fun of it. The folks who go out to kill animals because they like death, are not classified as hunters. Those are the wacko’s that go out and unload their weapons into the side of an already dead animal, then sell the animals trophy parts (like the rack on a deer) for a profit. They’re considered evil, heinous, malevolent men who have no right to be carrying a firearm in the first place. Those fiends are the reason activists are so aggravated about hunting all the time. Scoundrels like the plebeians I just described should be arrested for torturing loving animals, and dishonoring a quality sport that brings people