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Virginia Court Rules In Favor Of Urban Bowhunting
8 Aug2008
The recent comments from Bob Barker in relation to the supposed danger of hunting near residential areas really set me off the other day. But now a Virginia court has ruled in favor of hunter’s rights to be in these areas. This ruling really sets an important precedent regarding the legitimacy and safety of allowing urban bow hunts. I’m particularly excited about this because I myself bow hunt hunt inside a semi-urban area and I’m glad that there is now a court ruling in favor of my right to do just that. You can read the full story on this court ruling at The Rub Line.
As Fred Bear said, “If you are not working to protect hunting, then you are working to destroy it.” With strong support from the hunting community, we can continue to protect our rights to hunt and ensure that we’ll be able to pass this great tradition on to the next generation.
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1 Response to Virginia Court Rules In Favor Of Urban Bowhunting
Luke Fitzwater
May 7th, 2010 at 2:42 am
Excellent article. I believe that if more people tried bow hunting, they would be surprised how much fun this can be. I invite you and your readers to visit my new site, Silent Draw Outdoors. This is a new breed of hunting and outdoor adventure. Watch bow archery hunting videos of big game in North America.