Comments on: Subsistence Hunting License? http://www.huntingsense.com/subsistence-hunting-license/ Sat, 10 May 2008 02:32:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Globally Green Living » Blog Archive » Wolves Back in Oregon http://www.huntingsense.com/subsistence-hunting-license/#comment-16332 Globally Green Living » Blog Archive » Wolves Back in Oregon Fri, 25 Jan 2008 20:42:47 +0000 http://www.huntingsense.com/subsistence-hunting-license/#comment-16332 [...] you’re interested in a hunter’s take on things, check out Hunting Sense’s Subsistence Hunting License Post. It involves a license that would be allowed to be used year round. It’s meant for people who [...] […] you’re interested in a hunter’s take on things, check out Hunting Sense’s Subsistence Hunting License Post. It involves a license that would be allowed to be used year round. It’s meant for people who […]

]]> By: Frank http://www.huntingsense.com/subsistence-hunting-license/#comment-14411 Frank Thu, 20 Dec 2007 22:52:32 +0000 http://www.huntingsense.com/subsistence-hunting-license/#comment-14411 I agree with Rex! First off, hunting is not a cheap endeavor even if it is to feed your family. Whether you are hunting public or private land just ask anyone that has hunted. It is much cheaper to go to the store than it is to hunt. It may be healthier, but definitely not cheaper. Also, you would be giving permission to hunt during the times of the year that animals are starting to have there fawns or calves. Putting un-needed stress on animals that already have enough. Third, if you kill an elk or moose. You are talking about 200 to 500 lbs. of meat. If they are able to hunt during the regular season, just like everyone else, They should not have a need for red meat the rest of the year. I agree with Rex! First off, hunting is not a cheap endeavor even if it is to feed your family. Whether you are hunting public or private land just ask anyone that has hunted. It is much cheaper to go to the store than it is to hunt. It may be healthier, but definitely not cheaper. Also, you would be giving permission to hunt during the times of the year that animals are starting to have there fawns or calves. Putting un-needed stress on animals that already have enough. Third, if you kill an elk or moose. You are talking about 200 to 500 lbs. of meat. If they are able to hunt during the regular season, just like everyone else, They should not have a need for red meat the rest of the year.

]]> By: Rex http://www.huntingsense.com/subsistence-hunting-license/#comment-14337 Rex Wed, 19 Dec 2007 16:57:29 +0000 http://www.huntingsense.com/subsistence-hunting-license/#comment-14337 I think it is a bunch of hooey. I would like to see you apply for that license and see what happens. There are so many deer now that you can fill your freezer for a year just by asking around. I don't think anyone should have special provisions to be a legal outlaw. I think it is a bunch of hooey. I would like to see you apply for that license and see what happens. There are so many deer now that you can fill your freezer for a year just by asking around. I don’t think anyone should have special provisions to be a legal outlaw.

]]> By: The Hunter's Wife http://www.huntingsense.com/subsistence-hunting-license/#comment-14281 The Hunter's Wife Tue, 18 Dec 2007 16:35:00 +0000 http://www.huntingsense.com/subsistence-hunting-license/#comment-14281 I agree with what everyone said here. I think it is an interesting idea and wonder if it would take off in other states. I think if you rely on deer meat and that is the only meat you eat, you should be able to provide that to your family any time of the year. I agree with what everyone said here. I think it is an interesting idea and wonder if it would take off in other states. I think if you rely on deer meat and that is the only meat you eat, you should be able to provide that to your family any time of the year.

]]> By: Arthur http://www.huntingsense.com/subsistence-hunting-license/#comment-14244 Arthur Tue, 18 Dec 2007 03:09:14 +0000 http://www.huntingsense.com/subsistence-hunting-license/#comment-14244 I think this definitely has some potential. Would be interesting to get the brainstorming started in a state somewhere. I don't think it would help with poaching all that much, but I still like the idea regardless. I think this definitely has some potential. Would be interesting to get the brainstorming started in a state somewhere.

I don’t think it would help with poaching all that much, but I still like the idea regardless.

]]> By: Cliffs Mom http://www.huntingsense.com/subsistence-hunting-license/#comment-14234 Cliffs Mom Mon, 17 Dec 2007 23:21:39 +0000 http://www.huntingsense.com/subsistence-hunting-license/#comment-14234 I also like his idea,Besides I hink it would make some feel like they themselves,were feeding their family. There is nothing wrong with getting help. But I know I always felt good about,puting meat on the table for my family. I also like his idea,Besides I hink it would make some feel like they themselves,were feeding their family.
There is nothing wrong with getting help.
But I know I always felt good about,puting meat on the table for my family.

]]> By: Kristine Shreve http://www.huntingsense.com/subsistence-hunting-license/#comment-14209 Kristine Shreve Mon, 17 Dec 2007 15:02:11 +0000 http://www.huntingsense.com/subsistence-hunting-license/#comment-14209 I like this idea. First, it would help ensure families would be getting more healthy meat. A lot of what is donated to food pantries and such is packaged, highly processed food, that isn't all that healthy. Second, it would take some of the pressure off the local food banks. I know ours around here are getting more and more requests for help and less and less in donations. Hunters could go out and ge ttheir own food, which would eliminate some of the need for help. I like this idea. First, it would help ensure families would be getting more healthy meat. A lot of what is donated to food pantries and such is packaged, highly processed food, that isn’t all that healthy.

Second, it would take some of the pressure off the local food banks. I know ours around here are getting more and more requests for help and less and less in donations. Hunters could go out and ge ttheir own food, which would eliminate some of the need for help.

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