Out of curiosity; Kill Vs. Harvest

[venado]

Yes he certainly did give a very solid explanation of his viewpoint.

And it sounds pretentious.

Pretentious: attempting to impress by affecting greater importance, talent, culture, etc., than is actually possessed.


I personally see no basis for that so I wonder what brought on that judgement call?

[venado]

If you're on a date would you rather the girl you are with say I need to use the restroom, or I need to take a big ol ****?

Uh oh, enter common sense into a TBH thread, a big no no..!

[AntlerCollector]

If you had two pails of water, and one was half empty, and the other one was half full, which one would have more water?

[Smart]

Out of curiosity; Kill Vs. Harvest

Maybe offended isn't the right word. Let me flip through my snowflake dictionary........ there it is, "triggered" - that's it!

Triggered would suggest anger...

Don’t confuse anger with ridicule...[emoji41]

[Phillip Fields]

If you had two pails of water, and one was half empty, and the other one was half full, which one would have more water?

Depends on which pail was bigger.

[Stoof]

Y'all get this squared away yet?

[AntlerCollector]

Depends on which pail was bigger.

It doesn't depend.


The bigger pail is the answer, and that's why we say kill and not harvest

That should clear up this thread.

[mastercraftka]

Not much new to add after #115 posts. However if this thread is any indication, there are a lot more hunters offended by the word "harvest" than there are non-hunters offended by the word "kill" - which is kinda funny.

ORRRRRR they are rolling their eyes at the whole thing and are smart enough not to fall in to the trap that I did. 115 post does not make a judgement about what the entire forum believes.

Good day guys have fun putting each other down. I out on this one from here.

[FCoDxDart]

I think everyone is overthinking this a bit. I don't care which word you use, but to me it sounds like people that say harvest offends the people that say kill so that's kinda funny.

[MadHatter]

I would say most the time it’s not a question of harvest or kill ...that’s just a word game but sometimes I feel a hunt should be referred to as a harvest because there isn’t much hunting involved ...like Thompson temple 30ac hill petting zoo...


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These are my thoughts as well.

[dbaio1]

For us it's either shot or missed.. LMAO

[glen]

Best on I’ve heard was last year. Went with a guys grandpa. We eat breakfast and drink coffee and this old man was the most proper mild mannered guy I’d been around in a while. Was told he liked calling the shots. First group comes in and I hear “ F em up boys”. I was laughing so hard I could not shoot

[lovemylegacy]

This thread still alive....someone needs to harvest this thread. Kill, kill,killl.

[critter69]

I use both, you guys down there I would think “ harvest “ fits. You guys get to watch a particular deer for years and decide what date they will be “ harvested”, proceeded, frozen, and eaten.” Kill “ I normally refer to coons, coyotes things iam not going to eat. But you got to kill them to harvest them, so both work for me.

[mjhaverkamp]

Dispatched