Sorry for the late, late reply, but I guess it's late or never.
I will be focusing on the short -- make that very short story written by Stephen R. Bathon on page thirty of the Field & Dream magazine. It is an outdoor magazine that focuses on all aspects of hunting and the article in particular is an interesting one that focuses on a hunter's experience in which he was forced with the daunting task of killing a black bear no less than six feet away from him. It focuses on how the author drew a line in the sand, per say, to express that he would not kill another bear because after he looked in the eyes of the bear he had just shot he saw not the prey of a hunt, but another hunter.
The article has a deep tone of secretively trying to convince the hunting community to be mindful of what they should hunt and I think it speaks volumes to many.
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