Hunting Ethics

Category: hunting-ethics
Topic keys: hunting-ethics, ethics, integrity, hunting-philosophy

Current guidance

As of 2026-02-22, the most recent claim on this subject.

On hunting ethics, the show’s most recent claims center on technology and stewardship. Terry argues drones let hunters grid an entire farm and pinpoint a specific bedded buck, and says social-media bucks have been found this way, while Don says that the older he gets, the more anti-technology he becomes about gadgets like drones, and urges hunters to look out for the deer resource rather than their trophy walls. On the shot itself, Don maintains that ethical bowhunters don’t tag another hunter’s kill and don’t repeat a bad shot decision once they’ve learned the hard lesson, and that a doe deserves as humane a kill as a buck, so hunters shouldn’t test an unproven broadhead on a doe if they wouldn’t trust it on a buck.

How the guidance evolved (most recent 120 of 143)

Contradictions & open questions

Places where the show’s advice on this subject appears to disagree with itself, either between speakers or over time. Both claims are shown as they were said, with dates. Nothing here is resolved — which one applies is the reader’s call, and the owners’.

Questions on this topic

Unofficial fan project. AI-synthesized from public episodes; may contain errors.