Speaking of hunting and driving, my uncle said that according to one of his hunting magazines, 1.8 million deer are killed in a year by being hit by cars. Two of my relatives have already had collisions with deer this year, and luckily they were not hurt (my relatives, not the stupid deer).
Whatever Howie Carr claims, his obvious intent is to portray hunting and hunters in a negative light. If he prefers the danger and cruelty of smashing his econobox into a deer at high speed over humanely ending its life with a firearm to provide an all-natural source of food, that's his choice. Personally, I've never hunted a day in my life, but I'm seriously thinking about starting. As I learn about hunting, I've discovered there's a lot more to it than toting a gun and a six-pack into the woods on opening day. Strange, I had the same eye-opening experience when I began to learn about gun owners in general.
