I read some of those comments on the other site. I just don’t understand how someone who sees that video can defend or say they won’t judge a person without knowing the “full” context of the video. In no part of that short video did the guy try to quickly put that animal down. Not 1 freaking instance of any humanity whatsoever from the guy. I can understand the reasons for possibly having to use a knife or choke out the animal but there was no sense of urgency to dispatch it as quickly as possible. Then add the taunting and nobody can question your true intentions here IMO. This is all I need to know about an individual. I don’t need any context to the video or who the hell filmed it. You are a 1st class dirt bag and you get what you deserve. Even if you want to throw excuses around about having a tough childhood or whatever lame excuse you want to use as an excuse.
What a clown
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Nick87
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Maybe if people didn't record everything they did and then share it with the world. What a concept.
CRJR45
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Maybe if we didn't feel the need to judge everybody and VOICE our judgement on social media ?
Everyone complaining about the public perception of the whole thing are just adding fuel to the fire , IMO .
PETA might of missed it but it's mainstream now , thanks to us ....
El Jason
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I doubt it went mainstream because of us.
CRJR45
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I mean all of us , collectively , the hunting community .
BuzzH
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Snyder isnt from Wyoming moved in from elsewhere. But yeah, Cody Roberts, Snyder, and those idiots that roped the moose...not a good look for Wyoming lately.
Caseknife
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What I don't understand about the whole "influencer" thing is, why would somebody look up to some unknown person on the internet to figure out life? Maybe I am too old school, kind of old also, but my influencer was my father and uncle. No desire to "learn" something from someone I have never met making money on "likes" on the internet.
