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A Bad Experience with Tennessee Wildlife Enforcement.
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<blockquote data-quote="Ed B" data-source="post: 5214576" data-attributes="member: 7519"><p>You are correct in the fact that the hunter did nothing wrong or illegal...we can probably debate the ethical aspect of it and we can definitely debate how much common sense was used.</p><p></p><p>I'll disagree on being a great hunter and hunting next to Radnor. In my opinion, it's akin to hunting a high fence operation. There is no skill in it, you are just waiting for the deer to cross the line. The only skill is having rich enough friends that border the park that allow you to go hunt their backyard. If on the off chance he was on one of the handful of large tracts of land that borders the park he should be smart enough to not hunt on the property line. It's really not that difficult...Radnor has been this way forever.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ed B, post: 5214576, member: 7519"] You are correct in the fact that the hunter did nothing wrong or illegal...we can probably debate the ethical aspect of it and we can definitely debate how much common sense was used. I'll disagree on being a great hunter and hunting next to Radnor. In my opinion, it's akin to hunting a high fence operation. There is no skill in it, you are just waiting for the deer to cross the line. The only skill is having rich enough friends that border the park that allow you to go hunt their backyard. If on the off chance he was on one of the handful of large tracts of land that borders the park he should be smart enough to not hunt on the property line. It's really not that difficult...Radnor has been this way forever. [/QUOTE]
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