For seven days in January 2005, a jury in a federal courtroom heard tales from a now-notorious Indiana hunting preserve of deer being drugged and even a sick deer propped up in a 1-acre pen so a hunter could shoot a $15,000 trophy......

http://www.lewistownsentinel.com/pa...es-laws-over-captive-hunts.html?nav=5437

Very Good...and in case you dont know who that Outdoor TV personality was, it was the turd himself, Jimmy Houston....

There are many different aspects of the past history of these operations that could be debated from different angles. To a degree, it seems like it could be cut and dried. But, there is the angle of personal property rights and the angle of what should and shouldn't be allowed in regard to animal welfare. It really was a boutique industry for a while and often the boutique industries lag in regard to rules and regulations. At this point, I just think everything needs to be brought to a final resolution, one way or the other, so everyone can move on.