buck460XVR
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Originally posted by Pahoo:
If it were me, five seconds later, her face "might" have been in that pool of blood. As far as I'm concerned, that was an assault on her part and worthy of a good response. ....
It would be hard to make a case of "assault" just because someone touched your face. Tackling a woman or pushing her face first into the ground would be a sure thing. This is what they want. They can't stop you from hunting if you are legal, but they can send you to jail if you lose your temper and attack them. This is part of what they teach in harassment class. Suck it up and walk away to hunt another day. Take pictures or call a warden if you state protects your hunting rights. Lowering yourself to their level makes you one of them.
All the years I have been hunting, I have never been harassed by animal activist/tree huggers. It's the inconsiderate, greedy, dirtball other hunters, that have wrecked hunts for me.