Duck Hunting

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Subject:	Duck Hunting
From:	Peter Shute <>
Date:	Mon, 23 Mar 2009 15:19:52 +1100

We could debate forever which is crueller. Some ducks die instantly, some 
suffer horribly. Some sheep, I'd hope most, die instantly, but who knows what 
trauma they undergo during the trip to the slaughter yards and while waiting 
their turn?

My point was that duck shooting should stop because we could run out of ducks. 
Telling a hunter they shouldn't do it purely because it's cruel is not likely 
to get you far, which is why people have to physically stand in front of them 
with whistles to reduce the number they shoot.

Peter Shute


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