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<blockquote data-quote="Buffalobob" data-source="post: 182138" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>You have nothing to apologize for. Many people feel the way you do. I deliberately posted a different viewpoint to try to emphasize my way of viewing things. I did not do it to have harsh words with anyone but rather to get people to consider other things.</p><p></p><p>There is an additional fact to consider about the inlines and modern equipment. The excise tax on sporting equipment is apportioned back to the states for wildlife management. While lots of people like to rundown their officials, they are the ones who apply the science to the management as best we know it, while mixing it with some amount of politics and economics. So, when we hunters buy a new piece of equipment we are supporting the manufacturer (look at Winchester and Ithaca and other gun manufacturers who no longer exist) and the management of the animals for the future.</p><p></p><p>My intention on the original post was just for people to be aware that there are many sides to the issues and things are more complicated than just how the powder is ignited and how far the rifle will shoot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buffalobob, post: 182138, member: 8"] You have nothing to apologize for. Many people feel the way you do. I deliberately posted a different viewpoint to try to emphasize my way of viewing things. I did not do it to have harsh words with anyone but rather to get people to consider other things. There is an additional fact to consider about the inlines and modern equipment. The excise tax on sporting equipment is apportioned back to the states for wildlife management. While lots of people like to rundown their officials, they are the ones who apply the science to the management as best we know it, while mixing it with some amount of politics and economics. So, when we hunters buy a new piece of equipment we are supporting the manufacturer (look at Winchester and Ithaca and other gun manufacturers who no longer exist) and the management of the animals for the future. My intention on the original post was just for people to be aware that there are many sides to the issues and things are more complicated than just how the powder is ignited and how far the rifle will shoot. [/QUOTE]
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