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Bow Hunter Receives Death Threats For Teaching Kids How To Hunt
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"Teaching children to learn how to hunt and fish—you would think such an endeavor would be met with a pat on the back. Instead, a bow hunter in California endures death threats for her program Bring a Kid Hunting."
"In an interview with Mama Grizzly Radio, Jen Cordaro spoke out about the treatment she’s endured from animal rights terrorists. It’s quite shocking."
"'The initial reaction to the 'Bring a Kid' campaign actually was all positive,' said Cordaro ... 'I have more letters from kids than I can keep up with.' But once her ambitious program hit social media the anti-hunters crawled out of the woodwork. Cordaro received messages filled with, as she puts it, 'not so nice words.' That’s putting it mildly." ... |
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Millwright66
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| Sad, when we consider the best way to make our youth - indeed anyone with an open mind - aware and caring about our wildlife and environment is to get them out into it. As all game hunters and fishers know hunting/fishing isn't about killing. Its about the experience. The time spent observing nature refreshes your soul and spirit. Harvesting nature's bounty - and consuming it - is the way the hunter/fisher honors the game and nature. |
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