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11/2/07
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from: Angie
I have had a fear of crows my entire life. Today I have
been searching to find a way to overcome my fear. I considered
adopting a baby crow to learn more about them and become
comfortable with these mysterious animals. I came across your
sight in my search. My jaw dropped when I began to learn that
there is an association dedicated to killing these animals.
Because you find them annoying and invasive you believe that
you have a right to take there lives. I find this absolutely
disgusting and you should be ashamed of yourselves as human
beings. I assure you that you are setting an example for your
families. You may conceder the impact you are making on your
children and grand children while you are out committing these
acts. You should know that you come across on your webpage as
group of soul-less, sick minded red necks.
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Angie, not to quibble with your Psychiatrist’s
recommendation or anything, but I’m not sure adopting a baby
crow is the best way to treat this phobia. Kinda like trying
to get over the fear of drowning by sitting in an empty pool
and slowly filling it up. Might I suggest a more direct
approach, and one that doesn’t involve breaking any Federal
Migratory Game laws.
Try hooking up with a
crow hunter on a hot flyway some afternoon, and every time
you see a screaming crow diving into the decoys, repeat “It
is just a bird. I control my fear, it doesn’t control me”
while simultaneously pulling the trigger on a load of #7 ˝
handicap trap loads. Could work wonders and is a lot cheaper
than an hour on the therapist’s couch. Then again, it might
be a bit difficult to find one of our members willing to sit
in a blind with someone holding a loaded shotgun that could
be subject to massive anxiety attacks. Any volunteers out
there folks?
And as far as
negatively impacting my children goes, I’ll start getting
concerned when my kids become “impacted” enough by my
examples to remember to turn the lights out when they leave
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