Perhaps, you should address that question to Father John Corapi S.O.L.T.
Seems that you are finding all this so hilarious. I wonder how priests have so much time on their hands to go hunting. There’s church work, saying mass, visiting the sick and the dying, counseling.
Yes, but Fr. Corapi is not hunting them, he is trying to *convert *them (into sausage, ribs, flank steak, burgers,
)I didn’t know he hunts.
You must be a real joy to be around. I think it was St. Teresa of Avila, that something like “Lord, save me from your sour-puss saints” or something like that.
**That’s **funny.
:Yes, but Fr. Corapi is not hunting them, he is trying to *convert *them (into sausage, ribs, flank steak, burgers,
Yes, and pretty successfully, from some of the pics that used to be floating around CAF.Thank you. But please dont misquoth to suit yourself.
Then please provide the correct quote, so I never do it again. Thanks.
False Dichotomy.
I know illegal hunting takes place. But poaching by some is not an indictment for those who do not do this. Some of us do follow the laws and rules.
So are you saying that a priest or deacon cannot have anytime off for R & R?
I’d also bet that the number of poachers compared to hunters is very small.
I definitely agree for this in the U.S. I honestly don’t know with regards to some other countries. That however, does not make us here is the U.S. the bad guys.
That would be my guess as well. When I was a kid, there was a lot of poaching,and you could hear the gunshots from it with considerable frequency. Farmers used to hang their inedible “trophies” from their fences and consume the edible ones. Now, it’s very rare to hear a high-powered gunshot except during hunting season. Of course, back when I was a kid there were bounties on coyotes and wolves as well, which are not there now. So it’s likely some of that shooting was due to bounty hunting. And, of course, predator numbers (as well as game numbers) have increased massively since I was a kid. For whatever reasons or combinations of reasons, there is nowhere near the hunting now that there was then.
Priests deserve a vacation once in a while too!
So for you who do follow the rules, what do you think about the poaching activity??? (That would be in addition to the illegal activity–like shooting down a red tailed hawk for the fun of it.)
I understand. Lots of things are done out of greed; many not recognized as such. I do not, however, believe bears should be tolerated, let alone introduced, into populated areas. If the states or the feds want bigger parks for dangerous animals, then let them buy them and put fences around them. In the summer, I see kids all the time going blackberry picking. Bears also eat blackberries. In those patches, you often can’t see more than a few feet in any direction. I’m aware that black bears, more often than not, will retreat from humans. But they don’t always, and a bear can kill or maul a kid in no time at all. The state, however, introduces black bears into the countryside. Deep country hillbillies kill them when they can get away with it, and I don’t blame them a bit.
Well, maybe some people shoot bank robbers for sport.