Unless you are a vegan, then shut up. And if you are a vegan then shut up. This thread is about the photos. Its hunting season once more in Canada, Im sure there will be a seperate thread along to argue the toss over soon enough. Seal clubing is an annual theme too.


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. And rememberance day is around the corner too...



Lets stick to the photos if we can, and forgive previous misdemeanours.

Guess you are vegan, don't use paper, live in a mud hut? If you are in the military, and you mentioned being special forces (on office hours it seems, a reservist perhaps?), the military has an offensive role, there are guns, guns shoot people and animals, there are tanks, boats and aeroplanes, which do nasty things to people as well as pollute.

Not quite sure how you put 'your life on the line' here. Don't make this statement lightly though, there are those who have, as well as those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. Not something I have ever heard military folk even give a second thought to, mention or seek recognition. Many will not talk about it even 30 years on.

Your attempt at fishing is lame, how many times do you want to ask this question now? You will never know what have done, but my medals are there for me, friends and family to look at and remind me of the sacrifice to my adopted country.

Now go fly your toys around

back to business...here's my little buddy, he hates me right now. Recovering from his 2nd eye operation for cherry eye, he hates wearing the cone.

A curious new inhabitant of the front porch.....

Hah - he looks like the mantis fella from Kung Fu Panda

I think a mild heart attack would be in order if I saw that on our front porch.

(I think i`d have a heart attack at seeing a front porch, seeing as we don`t have one)

We are calling it Leonard. The insect, not the porch.

ever eaten black bear? we shot one at the Schefferville dump, tasted a bit rank, but that was probably just because it had been eating car batteries all its life...

fun and games prospecting on the Arctic tundra!
(no aurora, sadly)

My daughter atop her new horse

awwww looks a cutey! Whats she doing, deciding whether to go English or Western?!!!!!!!!

My Canadian neice over here has an ex dressage horse that crossed over beautifully to barrels and poles - so she enters her in nearly everything.

Nope never tasted black bear, i've been told the same as you say though - a bit rank!

Caribou are also not overly good eating - so the meat gets donated to the locals if one is taken, as they seem to love it.

Nice pics.

I've had caribou - I thought it was tasty.

She wishes to ride western. Her bigger sister has a thoroughbred/Morgan cross and rides English. They both entered their first shows recently and loved it. Expensive times ahead!