Comments on: Zumbo’s Blog – Proof There Is Little Room For Error

By: Teen sex.

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By: Goon

Goon — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 14:33:26 +0000

Its a shame a career can be ruin with one blog article seems to me one has to be very careful what they write.

By: HS Instructor

HS Instructor — Thu, 01 Mar 2007 09:38:15 +0000

I don’t normally read blogs and first heard of the Zumbo incident on the Colbert Report the other evening. But I grew up reading all the outdoor mags and still remember all the educational and crotchety things every outdoor scribbler ever wrote. What I want to know is, Who’s gonna fill their shoes? Can we go back to the normative, prescriptive debate about fast and light bullets vs big and heavy? If Jack O’Connor or Warren Page had not had NYC editors they would have come up with some even wilder statements than they did. We used to take them in stride, recognizing the competition for entertaining readers in colorful ways, before political correctness set in like gangrene. But the nation used to be 80% farmers who felt guns were just tools. Are bloggers going to replace the media that defined hunting and shooting to an urbanizing America in the past? Can we revisit both the first and second amendments and the ‘Hell, I was there’ attitude even if we don’t agree with it every time?

By: Brian Peterson

Brian Peterson — Sat, 24 Feb 2007 09:46:55 +0000

Who is intelligent and who is stupid?
So much good that Mr. Zumbo has done for ethical hunters so quickly undone. It is like when Copernicus told the world the earth was not the center of the universe. Let’s draw and quarter him for not believing as we do, which is so obviously correct!
I am sure Mr. Zumbo realizes that muzzle loaders, repeating rifles, and even bolt action rifles were at one time assault weapons in their time.
What I think he is advocating is a certain standard of sportsmanship in hunting, and not just a massacring of wildlife because we have the technology.
Maybe a thoughtful discussion should have ensued instead of a knee-jerk reaction?

By: Othmar Vohringer

Othmar Vohringer — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 00:37:48 +0000

Shame about Jim Zumbo. Despite the current anti Zubmo mood I keep supporting him. What counts for me is not what the man said one time but what he has done all of his life. He has done more for hunting and the 2nd. Amendment than many of those that bash him now. I wish the same people who have been so vocal about Zumbo’s “slip of the thong” would be as vocal in public when the anti gun lobby spouts their agenda at nausea. There is hope that given time firearm owners will realize that they flogged one of their own instead of the ones who really threaten the 2nd Amendment.
-Othmar Vohringer-

By: Steve Remington

Steve Remington — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 19:07:57 +0000

I have been following this story all day and even though I feel bad for the poor guy I just can’t agree with his stance on the issue of assault weapons.
I hope they ease up on him a bit though.