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But They Can't Shoot Back
In Nathan Kowalsky, Hunting - Philosophy for Everyone: In Search of the Wild Life. Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 23–32 (2010)
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but they can't shoot back ‐ What Makes Fair Chase Fair hunting black bears in Ontario ‐ affecting views on essence of hunting and fair chase mortal “combat” between hunter and animal ‐ the big game hunters athletic and combative models ‐ defining and defending fair chase hunters to hunt fairly, human community and individual hunter ‐ primary beneficiaries, directly or indirectly sport hunters, hunting for the experience itself ‐ enjoyment or pleasure derived from hunting human beings as a species ‐ to a large, complex ecosystem the hunter, apart from being an active participant in game management ‐ gaining something special by hunting pleasures, a hunter derives from hunting experience ‐ killing of an animal, an action well done
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