Want to meet him Ken, I can certainly put you in touch with him if you would
like to verify the claim. Just say the word.

As for what Issue, I believe we were dicussing anti hunting and anti fishing
propoganada, which would make the issue pro vs anti hunting and fishing. I
would not want this guy talking to anyone and attempting to represent my
feelings on the topic.

Apparently it is an issue, otherwise we woulndn't be discussing this and our
privledge to hunt and fish would be being challenged across the country. I
also don't see anyone in here that I would classify as "ridiculous loons on
a par with the PETA nutcases". I haven't met anyone on the pro side of the
issueI would put in that catagory.


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Chuck Coger




"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
.com...
Chuck Coger wrote:

.. I have a 28 year old neighbor that saw his first
cow LAST YEAR!!! He has no idea what a bear or deer is, so his only
guide is
what he saw on film!

No idea ? Chuck, that pegs the needle on my bull**** meter.

So does it leave an impression, yes it does. So find some soap and wash
your
hands after all that belligerent typing, sign up for a Psy. Class
somewhere
and perhaps some anger management courses. I certainly don't want you
representing me on this issue!!

What issue ? The danger that Disney cartoons pose to hunting and fishing ?
That's a silly non-issue, and what's worse it casts those who rant about
it as ridiculous loons on a par with the PETA nutcases. Hunters and
fishermen
do not need the "help" of raving fruitcakes who would get in a snit about
cartoons. It reflects poorly on the rest of us.

If the traditions of hunting and fishing which have been passed down from
fathers to sons for over 200 years in this country are so tenuous and
fragile that they can be threatened by cartoons then they cannot be saved.
Thankfully, that is not the case.

--
Ken Fortenberry