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Originally Posted by Yorktowny  Oh gosh, i was too vauge when I said "your artical." -- I just meant the "artical that you shared here." Sorry for being unclear and putting words in your mouth by mistake!1
Totally agree with you about hunting--- especielly if the birds live in a suburban neighborhood (and are protected_)/. |
I used the word "you" generically too in my reply employing the generic "you" as the implied stalker/hunter to illustrate that even the generic or general use of "you" being associated with certain topics, even by accident, can sting.
I'm sorry, I shouldn't have been that sensitive but it was an overall offensive article to me, too, by its very nature, so cavalierly describing the stalking and killing of a wild creature on its home territory or worse, during a canned hunt, but still very rawly and vividly described how dangerous any creature can be when it perceives or is feeling threat or actual injury.
Spraying it in the eyes with burning chemical fluid might just make it perceive a real threat and go after said sprayer, who's just trying to protect their helpless little Yorkie, who is totally trapped on the end of the lead, can't run or hide. Some dogs in that situation will just shut down and freeze. Probably safer all around to try to intimidate/shock/scare it from afar with time-stamped, dated video evidence of one's legal preventative actions or otherwise steer clear once warned. Instinctive, wild creatures react to primal fears the same way we do.