It would have been a bit better had he butchered something visually identifiable in front of the window. I once saw someone eating capozzelli and I almost vomited. A whole cooked lambs head on a plate, eyes, tongue and brain included.

I think the chefs response was funny and a good move on his part.

As to killing animals for fun or sport. I live in an area where hunting is VERY common - and I hunt myself. The VAST MAJORITY of people who hunt do so for food. Some of them are selective in that they want a nice rack out of it as well - but the meet is their primary interest. And of everyone I know - none of them like someone who kills animals for fun or sport (alone) and have a severe position towards those who do. I've know people who were hunters that have held drive-by poachers at gun point until the police could get there to collect them. I myself have chased a few of them down.

Humans have to eat. And, we eat dead things that used to be alive. Whether that be plants or animals. I have also been a green thumb most of my life. There is research that shows plants have responses to other plants around them being harmed or killed. They are to some level - aware of it. So to vegans out there - consider that you are mass murdering plants by the trillions each year and they have no recourse. They cannot run or get away or have any sporting chance. They simply have their heads chopped off, their ovaries torn from their bodies, their babies eaten, their flesh ground into dust! Why do people think that just because they can't see or hear their "fear" responses - that this is okay - but it's not okay to humanely, quickly, and efficiently killing an animal?

Yes, I know it isn't quite the same - but it also is to a degree. If you don't want to kill innocent things to eat - then rocks may need to be the diet of choice. But then again, rocks are probably covered in many microscopic creatures as well - will you eat them alive, or cook the rocks to kill the micro-creatures in boiling water or an open fire?

The separation from the realities of what it takes to truly survive is a bad thing and opens us to this kind of display. My wife taught for a while in Tampa, Florida at a large high school. Some of those kids were frighteningly ignorant of such things. These were regular students: carrots grow on trees; meat grows on trees; where does meat come from - the grocery store - where does the grocery store get the meat from - they make it; potatoes/carrots/peanuts don't grow in dirt - that's disgusting - I would never eat things that grow in the dirt; etc... HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS!

All they think about when they think of deer being shot is cartoon movies like Bambi. They do not consider the 1.2+ million car accidents each year by deer running in front of cars - and the hundreds of people that end up dead because of it - or the billions of dollars in damaged caused. Want to grow your garden to kill your poor plants? See how well that works out for you when the deer and rabbits come and kill your plants before you ever get a chance to do it yourself. Nope - it's high fences, low fine fencing, electric fences, etc... to win the battle - at what cost in money and time? How about all those poor little bugs that must be killed to grow those plants - caterpillars that will turn into pretty little butterflies - KILL THEM WITH POISON - OR CRUSH THEM! Or the cute little highly intelligent and organized ants - trying to farm their little aphids on your plants - those little rat bastards! KILL THEM - POISON THEM!

Circle of life - you know - just don't be an ass about it. Life has value. Don't destroy it needlessly and mercilessly. Do it rationally, with purpose, and humanly.

I intentionally avoid things crossing the road - deer, raccoons, 'possums, frogs, lizards, salamanders, caterpillars, worms - If I can see them, I avoid killing them - but - when it comes to eating - I will kill them - 1 shot - 1 death. Precise. Intentional. Not wasteful.

Nicely done and peaceful counter protest. I hope he enjoyed the venison.

I've never met an intimidating libtard...

I will never condone killing animals, let alone hunting deer, other than survival.

Seems like this guy was not starving so he did not have a reason to kill the deer.