Sask Bible camp counsellor facing heat for roasting squirrel in front of kids

[wombat2u2004]

As I said before, I would like to know a lot more about the story, i.e., what were the ages of the children and were they children who had been in a camping environment before? A teenager would, I am sure, have not batted an eye. Even younger children might not have been traumatized if they have grown up in a rural area and been exposed to a lot of hunting. I have friends with young children and they are used to hunting (and eating) what they hunt. I was not raised that way so it might have bothered me more than kids like that. More info is definitely needed.

Yes.....and more recipes are needed to Pam
I'll have you eating possums and things in no time !!!!
Wom

[shais_mom]

I'm a farm girl - happily so - but we didn't eat weird stuff. My parents think I eat weird stuff now, crab legs and sushi.
I'm more interested in the fact that Catty always digs for such controversial topics on the internet as to guage how many responses she will get?

[finn's mom]

It is odd to me that they are just now coming up with a rule that will protect the squirrels from abuse. You'd think it would not only already be a written rule, but an unspoken one as well.

[RICHARD]

God forbid any of us gets stuck in the woods and has to forage for a bite to eat.

Religous camp counselors aren't my pick to teach me how to survive in the wild....

First of all, who the eff is throwing sticks at a squirrel?

That's the moron to take to task.

The misguided counselors decide to be Bear Grylls/Les Stroud and kill and grill the poor animal.


Then the wussie campers decide to complain.

All these little AHs have no problem ordering the Mcnuggets or the Buffalo Wings.

Like, where does your Spencer steak, chicken nuggets or Quarter Pounders come from?

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When I was a kid I saw a pig shot in the head, skinned and made into chops, bacon and everything else.

It made me a little more aware of where my pork comes from.