[Jacob-list] Exotic- Jacob Sheep in canned hunt

[Linda]

I certainly agree re: hunting a domestic horned sheep. If the sheep were 
raised in the wild without any contact with humans - and were not 
contained in a fence, that would be a different matter. Darn, if I 
wanted to shoot one of my rams, I'd just have to place a corn cob on the 
end of the rifle and he'd be staring down the barrel.
But, it is an opportunity for a little profit on unneeded rams and, to 
my mind, perhaps kinder than a trip to the auction.

Linda

ranchrat wrote:

>

> Heel low:

>

>

> On a personal note; No, killing a Jacob ram is not an offense.  You 

> are most certainly entitled to do what you will with your own personal 

> property (animal cruelty aside) BUT feeding some person's ego in a 

> canned hunt, leads one to only ponder how really inept and UNhumane 

> that person is.  How bad IS their physical and mental inadequacies to 

> think you are elevating yourself by hunting a domestic horned sheep? 

>

>

> Tara Lee Higgins, Alberta, Canada

>

> Rat Ranch; home to many a SAVAGE BEASTIE, run away in terror faint of 

> heart!! 

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