12-02-2002, 08:33 PM
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Originally posted by The Hunter of Jahanna:
Tell me you didnt just kill it and leave it there to rot. Tell me there is more to the story than just bashing in the skull of some trusting creature and then leaveing the carcass to bloat up and rot in the sun. Dont hand me that "ease the animals suffering crap either. How would you like it if someone came a long and bashed in your head just because they thought you were ill and wouldnt make it? The utter wastefullness of it makes me ill.
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Umm Hunter? you don't spend much time in the wilderness do you? The normal life cycle of animals in the wild is full of quite a bit of suffering and misery when the end comes. A quick death is far preferable to a long, lingering pain wracked death any day. Disney (before the days of political correctness) had a documentary about how animals Deer in particular went through life, and they did a detailed filming of sick and weak animals dieing....not pretty at all nor humane. Im not sure that Roo's make for good eating, besides the meat was probably already infected if the animal was already to the point where it couldn't get up, mangled linbs probably already had gangrene setting in. Leaving the carcass for the scavangers at least allowed the animal to complete the cycle and give back to the land.
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