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Post by jjas on Jul 29, 2019 19:38:15 GMT -5
BTW, it apparently was just a remodel @ the local Meijer. The ammo case is back.
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Post by moose1am on Aug 2, 2019 9:36:58 GMT -5
Human overpopulation has lead to a decrease in land that people can hunt on unless you own large plots of your own land. Loss of habitat has lead to loss of wildlife. Fewer hunters can pursue their spot. As the US becomes more urbanized the number of people that don't hunt or shoot guns increases. These people did not grow up with guns like people living in the country side. I grew up with guns.
Years ago I could take my shotgun and shoot out in the back yard. Then about 40 years ago the farm land behind my parents house was sold and developed into houses. I could no longer shoot freely out in the back yard. There was a new house within 100 yard of my parents house. Then another house next to them and then another and another house. The woods where I use to hunt squirrels was developed and a new house was build right in the middle of the woods. A long winding narrow road went back into the woods for 1/2 mile and they developed the area with a house and new swimming pool. Anohter woods was also developed and new homes were added there. Across the street a new house was built in the middle of 10 acres of hickroy forest. Then next to that area another 33 acres of woods was sold and is now being developed. A new house is being build on the 15 acres plot. It was sold in three lots with two 15 acres plots and one 3 acre plot with a preexisting home on it. The point is that hunting land is getting more and more scarce. And my parents live 2 miles outside the city limits. More and more people and more homes are popping up in the county.
So more yuppies and less hunters equals a down turn in gun sales. Sad day.
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