Is hunting a sport? “How is hunting a sport when one of the participants does not know they are participating?” was posted on the newsgroup rec.sport.golf on August 1, 2004. “How is hunting a sport when the other team doesn’t know they’re playing?” was posted on Reddit—Shower Thoughts on July 18, 2017.
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I like guns, bows & arrows better than golf
Lion...@webtv.net
8/1/04
So its hunting thats his new sport is it? How is hunting a sport when one of the participants does not know they are participating?
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Big j TAO LAVO MARQ
@jayhova702
RT @colombiancurves: How is hunting a sport??? Atleast in basketball or baseball both teams KNOW they’re playing ... http://tmi.me/3UU5R
10:02 PM - 6 Dec 2010
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Adrian Washika
@DeejayADRIAN
How is hunting a sport when the hunted has no idea of their participation in the game?
3:54 PM - 6 Jul 2011
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jlp
@jlp1129
Replying to @peta
How is hunting a “sport”? Only one team knows a game is even being “played”!!! Hunting is #notasport - it is murder! @peta
12:41 PM - 29 Oct 2011
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StewChainz
@jive__turkey
How is hunting a sport? I dont think its a sport. If it is its the only sport where the other team has no idea its playing.
3:17 PM - 9 Jun 2012
Reddit—Shower Thoughts
How is hunting a sport when the other team doesn’t know they’re playing?
submitted July 18, 2017 by Prolificvisions
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Shower Thoughts
@TheWeirdWorl
How is hunting a sport when the other team doesn’t know they’re playing?
3:30 PM - 19 Jul 2017
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