A Well Regulated Militia . . .
Yeah, and that's part of the problem. The first day of buck season is a holiday here. Some school districts give another day off for the first day of doe/antler-less season. But the people around here have no sense of what it's like to live in a city that has multiple homicides a day*. We get the occasional nut job or meth-related situation, but not even all of those are committed with guns. It's hard to get people around here to grasp the severity of the problem.
*I mean the people in the more rural areas who, by and large, have lived their whole life in a place like that. State College itself is getting increasingly diverse and most people at the university, students and faculty, are from somewhere else. Often a different continent.
ursus arctos wrote: Very true.
You know this, but hunting is completely beyond the experience of the vast majority of New Yorkers (us, not people from upstate).
I know many more people who have been scuba diving in the Caribbean than have hunted.
You know this, but hunting is completely beyond the experience of the vast majority of New Yorkers (us, not people from upstate).
I know many more people who have been scuba diving in the Caribbean than have hunted.
*I mean the people in the more rural areas who, by and large, have lived their whole life in a place like that. State College itself is getting increasingly diverse and most people at the university, students and faculty, are from somewhere else. Often a different continent.
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