We sell vegetables at the Farmers Market as part of my brother's summer job. Problem is that our fences are kinda busted up, so some smartass critters can come in and eat stuff. We also have coyote problems, they keep killing our sheep. While we don't have many rabbits around here, I sure as hell don't want pests attracting larger buggers into my backyard.Aprilgold said:Do you work in a crop field or something along those lines? Its so out of question, but what is it like there? You said protect your source of income, so I'm just assuming, that would be kinda cool if you do.Soviet Heavy said:The whole lot of you condemning the guy for shooting the rabbit: shut your fucking faces. Rabbits are pests. They breed like crazy, destroy crops, and can attract predators. Vegetarians who think that it is immoral to shoot a pest, grow your own fucking crops. If I don't look after my vegetables, then you can grow your own shit, because you're just trying to survive. Oh, now doesn't that sound familiar?
If I'm not allowed to protect my source of income that happens to be your only food source, then you only have yourself to blame for not letting me deal with the pests. You want your veggies? Let me do my goddamn job the way I see fit. I don't want weasels or ferrets or wolves or any other rabbit and chicken eating predator on my farm. Rabbits need to learn that this is my property, it is not theirs, it is not their food, it is not their right. If they are too stupid to clear off after being shot at, it's their own fault.
The guy already feels terrible, and now you're telling him he is because he chose the best response in the situation. He dealt with it as best he could, but no, he's an evil person because he let the cute wittle bunny wunny die.
I don't want my brother's job wrecked because of pests, so farm security from predators and pests is important.