Quote: When these guys on these videos say "let's go kill some coyotes" I just cringe and hope there are no non-hunters watching.
The fact that that is a problem is a problem.
Those same people probably don't like the think about the fact that the beef they are eating had to be killed.
If the term "harvest" or "got" is easier for those people to tolerate, then they likely have a pretty low intelligence/sense ratio.
Now, how many of you incorrectly use the term "yearling"?
Most people I hear using the term "yearling" in regards to deer are actually referring to fawns or "young of the year" and not 1.5 year old deer.
The true definition of "yearling" does not apply to fawns.
Quote:Main Entry: year·ling
Pronunciation: \ˈyir-liŋ, ˈyər-lən\
Function: noun
Date: 15th century
: one that is a year old: as a : an animal one year old or in the second year of its age b : a racehorse between January 1 of the year after the year in which it was foaled and the next January 1
— yearling adjective
