snoopert: This is a really bad film. The film makers really wasted an opportunity here. Disappointing.
4 days ago
SteveCassidy: Anyone who cries after shooting a deer, desperately needs to shoot another one.
7 days ago
gus: I grew up on wild game. We killed or grew or caught our food and chopped up our heat. It was a perfect upbringing. I learned respect for all life this way. I appreciated the gifts nature gave. One day, I hope to return to this way of life. I still hunt wild turkey and whitetail deer in West Michigan, and fish its waters, while I still can.
16 days ago
terzula: Everyone should have to, if only once, provide for themselves from begining to end. When one sees from where the food comes, one respects the meal on the plate.
wtevs: "so i started shooting the shit out of the river" -- ahahaa!
about 1 month ago
augustiniak: oh god the baby deer inside the uterus... worse than the scene in orca when the baby whale falls out. i'm the opposite of a vegetarian, but i would have vomited all over the slaughter house floor when that happened.
4 months ago
cacophobia: "carrying the shotguns we started to feel like men...like killers" haha!
5 months ago
ghostfingers: i wish american hunters looked like sherlock holmes.
Biff: Little Johnny blow up doll definitely does not think this city boy can handle shooting and killing a live deer.
7 months ago
kenisadirtyboy: those are springer spaniels, right? very pretty dogs.
7 months ago
buttateeth: they are having the times of their lives. lots of the shots you'll see them in the background running around like crazy.
7 months ago
AcreDemon: The shoreline is beautiful. I'd live there over London if I could choose, I think. England is so small it doesn't take long to get anywhere. Flying you can get anywhere in about 30 minutes.
7 months ago
smearcampaign: shooting clay pigeons is so much fun. haven't been in years. all the excitement of shooting something without the actual killing.
7 months ago
noodlestoots: haggis doesn't interested me but that country is incredibly beautiful. i'd go just to get away from the city.
7 months ago
mcsquiggles: does he have to drag the dead deer like that? i know it's already dead but does he have to break every bone it its body on the way back to the car.
7 months ago
sassafras: but... meat IS grown in freezer aisles.
7 months ago
moocow: I love my meat, dont get me wrong. but I rather not know about all of this. Im pretty okay believing that meat is grown in the grocery store. ignorance is bliss
7 months ago
dblhelix: not sure i believe the "died from shock" thing. my dog is absolutely terrified of loud noises but he wouldn't die from a bang. the bullet had to do some damage.
8 months ago
snocapsonballcaps: i've heard english songs where the term stalking was used in ways that didn't make complete sense. now i see what they mean.
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snoopert: This is a really bad film. The film makers really wasted an opportunity here. Disappointing.
4 days ago
SteveCassidy: Anyone who cries after shooting a deer, desperately needs to shoot another one.
7 days ago
gus: I grew up on wild game. We killed or grew or caught our food and chopped up our heat. It was a perfect upbringing. I learned respect for all life this way. I appreciated the gifts nature gave. One day, I hope to return to this way of life. I still hunt wild turkey and whitetail deer in West Michigan, and fish its waters, while I still can.
16 days ago
terzula: Everyone should have to, if only once, provide for themselves from begining to end. When one sees from where the food comes, one respects the meal on the plate.
24 days ago
ColinUp: That deer fetus was intense.
27 days ago
wtevs: "so i started shooting the shit out of the river" -- ahahaa!
about 1 month ago
augustiniak: oh god the baby deer inside the uterus... worse than the scene in orca when the baby whale falls out. i'm the opposite of a vegetarian, but i would have vomited all over the slaughter house floor when that happened.
4 months ago
cacophobia: "carrying the shotguns we started to feel like men...like killers" haha!
5 months ago
ghostfingers: i wish american hunters looked like sherlock holmes.
7 months ago
QueenBee: Wow that's a lot of blood!
7 months ago
Biff: Little Johnny blow up doll definitely does not think this city boy can handle shooting and killing a live deer.
7 months ago
kenisadirtyboy: those are springer spaniels, right? very pretty dogs.
7 months ago
buttateeth: they are having the times of their lives. lots of the shots you'll see them in the background running around like crazy.
7 months ago
AcreDemon: The shoreline is beautiful. I'd live there over London if I could choose, I think. England is so small it doesn't take long to get anywhere. Flying you can get anywhere in about 30 minutes.
7 months ago
smearcampaign: shooting clay pigeons is so much fun. haven't been in years. all the excitement of shooting something without the actual killing.
7 months ago
noodlestoots: haggis doesn't interested me but that country is incredibly beautiful. i'd go just to get away from the city.
7 months ago
mcsquiggles: does he have to drag the dead deer like that? i know it's already dead but does he have to break every bone it its body on the way back to the car.
7 months ago
sassafras: but... meat IS grown in freezer aisles.
7 months ago
moocow: I love my meat, dont get me wrong. but I rather not know about all of this. Im pretty okay believing that meat is grown in the grocery store. ignorance is bliss
7 months ago
dblhelix: not sure i believe the "died from shock" thing. my dog is absolutely terrified of loud noises but he wouldn't die from a bang. the bullet had to do some damage.
8 months ago
snocapsonballcaps: i've heard english songs where the term stalking was used in ways that didn't make complete sense. now i see what they mean.
8 months ago
RuralJuror: Trainee Stalker. That's a good one.
8 months ago