Don't mock my hunting attire Sir, I make finger paintings...

Hogs don't count. Kill 'em all any way you can.

No pigs seen, until I'm on the way back...

It is not about how you or the next guy hunts. I really don't care about what or how they do it. I was trying to make an example of how I like to hunt and is it a thing of the past. I was not trying to make a joke out of it with a fun quotient, just trying not to make it not seem so serious that people took it the wrong way. Apparently I have answered my question, because when people reply with jokes and not a simple answer, they have answered my question and they did not even realize it, because it seems like they don't even care about the subject. Maybe this is over yall's head and if you can't respond with a mature answer than skip it. You are making a perfect example of what I'm talking about and to you it is all a joke. I feel sorry for the future of hunting, I honestly do.

Really? So you begin with an opening post denigrating how others choose to hunt (below), and then state this above, "but it's not how you or the next guy hunts"....

And then you get wound up at OTHERS for joking? Quitit! You made the biggest joke of all.

"I often wonder if we are raising a nation of shallow and unskilled hunters. With all the technology and hunting toys now days it just doesn't seem the same to me, compared to the days of just walking out in the woods with weapon in hand and hunting. To be one with the woods and wildlife is a special thing, and I would hate to see it all change because of the modern ways of man."

I have an honest question for you. I won't bash your answer. I would just like to know:

If, in the future, guys hunt by remote control (sitting at their desk with a camera equipped computerized rifle at another location), would you be fine with that?

I have an honest question for you. I won't bash your answer. I would just like to know:

If, in the future, guys hunt by remote control (sitting at their desk with a camera equipped computerized rifle at another location), would you be fine with that?

I'm 100% onboard with using that method in the Middle East in lieu of surveillance ....put some c4 on the equipment as a self destruct mechanism in the event someone unauthorized moves it.

Trust me, NP's president is a BIG fan of that technology. It's called drones.

Not a problem NP.

As Dustin said, this is already a possibility (as I'm sure you already know). It was outlawed by an over reaching TPWD. Would it be a method I would ever use, I'd like to hope not. But, we never know what the future holds. There are events that can occur in life that may change what you are capable of.

There are many limited now by physical injury and disease who can't expose themselves to the elements like they could have in their past. Do I want to be so judgemental that I would support outlawing something that would allow them a way of hunting, because I don't think some healthy person should be able to do it? Nah. I'll leave that level of intrusion to the RK's and NP's of the world.

I have a friend (Pete Odlund) who invented the "Liberator". It's a sip and puff robotic unit that folks with severe injury and cerebral palsy etc. can aim and shoot rifles with. Many injured warrior former hunters have been able to snipe deer again due to Pete's invention. I'd never presume to be so protective of "my way of hunting" that I'd ever want to limit those great folks. I'm all for tools that help quadraplegics hunt.

BTW, I personally think the remote computer hunting app that was outlawed, is actually a step or two above walking into a grocery to buy pre-packaged meat. Guess old Howard Butt and Sam Walton are pretty happy our ancestors didn't outlaw that "form of hunting".

So, yes, I'd be fine with that.

You're a nice man. Never make assumptions. Never get personal.

No sir. The line you want to draw would impact those hunters. I'm assuming correctly that you supported the outlawing of the remote hunting app. While I'm sure you only WANTED your question to cover healthy people, it doesn't.

You can't have it both ways. Laws are like that.

Lordy mercy please quit telling me what I was thinking. My question was clear:remote hunting using a computer from the office. NOT handicapped people in the field. It wasn't hard.

That's the way baseball go.