At least you're consistent, if nothing more.
You ought to consider outlawing hunting. Or mandatory jail sentences for youngsters learning how to hunt that fail to retrieve any wounded animal. That's sure to be a source if encouragement that will boost the interest in hunting.
And I guess you are the man....phorwath...
If these guys shooting these animals for a living can't do a better job of it in front of a camera..maybe they ought to fire themselves...
Like I have stated before..I hunt to eat wildgame..
I don't get a big fat paycheck for killing one on tv......
being a professional is being a pofessional....no matter what the job is...
Comparing a professional hunter to a youngster?
Have you lost your sensibility....or have you never had any...
My son took a tough downhill shot on a buck once...it buckjumped like a heart shot..and disappeared into tangle of garbage...by the time we got to where it disappeared I knew it wasn't mortally wounded...so I sat him down and explained the situation....I worked that trail for 200 yards though garbage...finding very little blood...once we hit the timberline the animal slowed..so I let him track it..we stalked thru that timber and he put a finishing shot into that buck at 30 feet...I butchered that animal after a few pictures and we packed it two(2) miles back up to the top of the mountain...he had hit that buck in the ankle.....did I forget to mention...my son was nine......he learned valuable information that day...his next animal was a cow elk 100 yards..bang flop.. his next deer bang flop...his next elk bang flop..at 300 yards....
Kids losing a game animal may deter them from wanting to hunt ever again.....its never good...
Teaching that kid the responsibility to look for that animal and to find that animal is a whole new realism to hunting...
Watching professionals on tv gut shooting animals..others not doing everything they can on a canned hunt to find a mortally wounded animal...maybe thats your world...I didn't grow up there...