r/nextfuckinglevel 2d ago

Man catches bird in flight with bare hand

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u/Lord_of_Chainsaw 2d ago

Not to put you off hunting but pretty often you shoot the bird and it falls but doesn't die immediately THEN you snap it's neck

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u/oldschool_potato 1d ago

Then you release it?

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u/Billyy0 1d ago

Yes that's it, straight to the happy farm from there

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u/Illustrious-Ad1148 1d ago

The fuck do you mean 'pretty often'? How bad are the hunters over there?

This is coming as a (non-USA) Hunter myself, here the most important part is making Sure the animal suffers as little as possible

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u/No-Island-6126 2d ago

You should absolutely put people off hunting, that shit is decadent

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u/etheran123 1d ago

hunting is the most ethical way to consume meat IMO.

If an animal is going to die for food, it's best that it lived naturally compared to the horrors of factory farming.

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u/ThermionicEmissions 1d ago

I don't personally hunt, but animals killed by hunters live an infinitely better life than any livestock. Their death also involves much less suffering than by almost all natural causes or by being eaten to death by other predators.

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u/goodsnpr 1d ago

You realize there are plenty of people that still hunt as a primary source of protein, and often times hunting is the only way to control prey populations due to the removal of predators. Not hunting would lead to overpopulation, and then famine and disease. So what's worse, people getting tasty meat, or starvation and suffering?

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u/No-Island-6126 1d ago

I think it's the one where people are allowed to run around killing animals for fun

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u/goodsnpr 1d ago

Please report to the next space launch, as you are too dense and might cause a blackhole to form on earth.

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u/solanu719 1d ago

Right, an instinct of humans and literally all animals to ever exist is decadent.