Rabbit running around with blowdart in its neck.

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Any serial killer profilers getting this? This sounds like the kind of stuff people who shoot up schools say

I was just thinking that LOL. I'm kind of a hypocrite though. I do not approve of killing animals without reason ( I hate peta and LOVE steak FYI) but I get paid to beat people up in MMA.
 
lol, i don't look down upon people that hunt, i did in my teens...this guy just said he just likes the feel of killing the animal with his own power and it's a hard feeling to describe

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Yeah I got that. I don't look down on them either I just don't approve. Meaning I wouldn't do it but I don't care if anyone else does.
 
I didnt mean it like that!:irked:I didn't know how to describe it. And I can't use a gun . and many people know me will tell you that i am a very nonviolent person and I just dont view animals the same as humans. And There a nuisance and there population is increasing because the predators are gone and stuff and I planned to eat it. I think people killing other people is just wrong:screwy:. Sorry if your using sarcasm, its hard to hear it over the internet.

I was hoping this wouldn't turn out like this. lol
 
ballinouttacntrol;4512219; said:
Any serial killer profilers getting this? This sounds like the kind of stuff people who shoot up schools say
no it isnt.

It makes me laugh everytime i read something like this. We arnt talking about decaptating live kittens, burying kittens and puppys, setting them on fire. We are talking about shooting a rabbit. Do ur research on serial killers before you say thats the stuff serial killers do. Shooting a rabbit isnt what they did. They buried animals, decapitated live animals that kind of stuff.
 
i don't think a blow dart is sufficient to kill a rabbit unless you hit it directly in it's heart or brain, or tip it with a hemo or neurotoxin. you can probably kill a mouse easily though with just the dart.
 
Lepisosteus platyrhincus;4516433; said:
no it isnt.

It makes me laugh everytime i read something like this. We arnt talking about decaptating live kittens, burying kittens and puppys, setting them on fire. We are talking about shooting a rabbit. Do ur research on serial killers before you say thats the stuff serial killers do. Shooting a rabbit isnt what they did. They buried animals, decapitated live animals that kind of stuff.


you and i are probably going to have to agree to disagree on this one.

i have nothing against hunting, have participated in it myself so i'm not tryin to shine a negative light on this nor am i repeating something stupid i heard on-line. yes i HAVE studied or researched serial killer profiling and it's not so much the action that i was refering to in this case, it's what he said. That's the type of thing they would say more so then what he had done. it's that they enjoyed watching the life leave the body and enjoyed that it was done with their own hand.

it sounds like he was just having trouble describing what he meant though. Still, this contact represents you, and my eye represents my eye. i've got my eye on you buddy! lol, j/k
 
lol. i understand what u mean, but his statement clearly is not similar to a serial killer.

PS be sure to watch carefully. I can be hard to follow ;)
 
I just have to say........A head shot is the quickest way to kill anything, and it takes skill to do so.......

A jaw shot is.....Well, a jaw shot......A feeble attempt at a head shot.......

If you aren't confident at taking a shot, don't do it........Not a hard concept to follow........As for a Blowgun and a Rabbit, I just have to laugh.......Why not try throwing rocks? Brings back that primal instinct and will actually kill a Rabbit......

Point is, if you're going to kill something, why not use the tools to actually get the job done? I never really understood that.......I've killed a Deer with a .22 Mag, but it was literally 10ft. away........Nothing like bringing a rock to a gun fight......We havn't even stepped up to the knife yet......
 
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