]]> her schedule as a nursing student at the Saint Francis Medical Center College of Nursing. In fact by the time you read this article Joos will probably have bagged a buck on her family farm near Deer Creek. It’s there she spends each shotgun season with her father Loren brother Nate and brother-in-law. David Sherman of Mackinaw. “I like making memories with my family and I like seeing the woods wake up,” she said. In so doing. Joos joins an estimated 12,000 other women hunting deer in Illinois about 5 percent of the 240,000 hunters who take part in the state’s firearm seasons. The first season ends one-half hour after sunset today. Shotgunners return to the woods Nov. 29 to Dec. 2. Once upon a time the majority of women involved with deer hunting were wives roused by husbands to fill tags issued to them in name only. I’ll never forget interviewing one gal at Jubilee College State Park who was checking in a big 10-point buck—with rollers still in her hair. Times have changed. Hunting by women is not only accepted nowadays it’s encouraged. Programs abound that introduce females to the outdoors. And successful women hunters are common. On Tuesday I pulled into Presley’s Outdoors and met up with Connie King of Creve Coeur. King had just killed a big 14-point Knox County buck that she and husband Jeff somehow managed to fit in their Ford Festiva. That same afternoon an e-mail arrived with smiling pictures of Cassie Dams of Cuba and her 8-point McDonough County buck the first she had killed with a bow. Given all that it’s no longer surprising to see women hunting. It is still surprising to see some women hunting—women like Joos a self-proclaimed “girly girl” once prone to tears when animals died in movies. But as the last of four children she was able to spend more time with her father than had her older sisters—neither of whom hunt. “My dad would always take me along when I was younger. I would carry a stick that looked like a gun and that’s how he taught me gun safety,” Joos said. “I don’t know how young I was when he started taking me out to sit with him but I saw him harvest some deer and I just fell in love with it.” That surprised her father. Surprises a lot of people including nursing instructor Kim Mitchell. “(Mitchell) was surprised that I hunt after knowing me at school and seeing me in class,” Joos said. “All through high school was the same. Whenever it comes up people are shocked. But I’m not afraid to say I hunt.” Maybe we should get used to hearing that from women. A 2006 study by the National Sporting Goods Association estimated more than 3 million females now hunt—16 percent of the active hunters in the U. S. That’s up 72 percent from 2001. During the same period the number of women bowhunters soared by 176 percent to 786,000. Joos is part of the fastest-growing group of female hunters—women aged 18 to 24. She didn’t pick up a shotgun to join the in-crowd though. More attractive is the setting and the camaraderie she experiences. Each year the Joos family hunters gather in a rustic cabin located on their 120-acre farm. The cabin floor is gravel there’s no running water and the only light is from kerosene lamps. But there’s also an always-warm barrel stove spiral-cut ham and cookies and plenty of stories. “She fits right in,” her father said. That’s true in part because Joos enjoys the hunt. And she’s good. In seven previous seasons Joos failed to fill her tag only once. She has three sets of nice antlers mounted on the wall of her parent’s home. She even dumped one boyfriend whose reaction to one of her trophy bucks was. “Ahhh you killed Bucky.” Said Joos. “I knew he wasn’t going to fit in.” No such problem exists for this cheerleader who said her second shotgun season proved the depths of her hunting passion. That was the year her mother. Elise offered to take her youngest daughter shopping in Chicago during shotgun season. Joos chose whitetails over Bloomingdales. “That’s when mom knew it’s something I really loved to do,” Joos said. “And I know a lot of dads don’t take their little girls hunting but I’m so thankful my dad took me out.”

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You’ll happily purchase the goods of a hired gun who harvests from a un-natural “cut” of domesticated animals but you would denounce someone who hikes for miles communes with nature in a way that man has done for centuries and does the dirty bring home the bacon for himself?Hipocrisy. Plain and simple. You and Bambi can relenquish the moral high-ground. The hunting community does more to protect species and habitat than anyone. There is a true appreciation for nature that is realized during measure spent among nature trying to understand its ways and its laws. Hunters are not “bloodthirsty killers”. Human beings undergo always been hunters. Perhaps you evaluate that purchasing un-recognizable plastic wrapped trays of “meat” makes you more “evolved”. I say it makes you ignorant of an important visceral move of human nature and of nature in general.—    Aug 27. 12:28pm    I wasn’t claiming that eating meat was amoral. I was claiming that hunting for “feature” that inflicting pain upon an animal for enjoyment is no different than training dogs to communicate pain upon one another. What is the difference? You eat the animal after making it suffer wounded while you finish your hike to end it off? If Vick ate the dead dogs would that make dog-fighting moral?I’m not trying to defend any species. I am claiming that this talk that hunters hunt for food is nonsense. They hunt because they like to do it. And what is hunting? Killing. You can go on plenty of hikes without gunning anything down.—    Aug 28. 3:20pm    Bambi,the meat that you eat was obviously killed by someone. What difference does it make if it was killed by Sam the butcher or by a hunter in the handle? come up for one the animal in the field can utilize all of tools given to it by nature and evolution to avoid the hunter. And that happens much more often than not. The animal at the meat packing plant does not have any come about since from the time it is born it is confined to an area where it is available to be “slaughtered” at your request. My point is that you are quick to have in mind to hunters as “slaughtering” animals when actually by definition your move to the Mickey D’s drive thru promotes more “slaughter” than a score of hunters. So how do you go to the conclusion that there is moral superiority in hiring a “murderer” than there is to being one?And finally hunters take no pleasure in the fact that their actions have caused pain to an animal. It happens yes but unless you express emotion for good old Bessie as you pour the A1 then you probaly have no dwell to judge. A hunter who is handle dressing a deer has immeasurably more consider for that deer than you have for all of the Big Macs you undergo ever eaten. So either go Vegan or accept your hipocrisy. There is nothing do by with either choice.—    Aug 29. 10:44am    The difference is kp that Sam the kill is not killing animals because he wants to and is having a good measure shedding daub. It’s his job. Once again knot-head. I’m not nor have I ever claimed eating meat is amoral. I’ve been writing that doing so for enjoyment is do by. Stalking and killing an animal for nothing more than your amusement and to satisfy your lust for blood is do by. If we didn’t undergo such conveniences as refrigeration than I would never write anything like I undergo. But since we do the only cerebrate people capture is to blackball. It is done for that cerebrate and that cerebrate alone. So either actually read what I’m writing and understand that I’m not claiming eating meat is immoral but KILLING FOR PLEASURE is or evaluate that your a sanguinary-dolt.—    Aug 30. 7:10am    Bambi,try to keep up. Lets forget all about the meat being eaten. It doesnt be if you are eating it or making a belt or upholstering your Prius’ seats. The fact is that you have no problem with the animal being killed so you can acquire. You undergo convinced yourself that its OK because you have several degrees of separation. I say that’s BS. Period. You’d probably get some enjoyment from that animals death once his carcass was embossed with “Manolo Blanik” and hung with a 75% off tag alter?I am reading what you are writing and its very clear that you’ve convinced yourself that you’re morally superior because somehow hiring someone to kill animals is exceed than actually killing the animal yourself. We are human. Humans are predatory. Some of us recognize our displace in the natural world and evaluate it. Some of us,(you) feel that because you bought the new Iphone and you are separated from any killing buy a sesame-seed bun that you are “evolved”. That must be nice for you. Good luck with that.—    Aug 30. 9:33am    Geez bambi you’re willing to appoint hateful motive (“killing for pleasure”) to hunters but not to the meat processing employee? How does that work? Guy can’t find another job?I don’t evaluate a person can possibly understand the difficult feeling associated with killing for food unless they’ve done it. I assume that includes you bambi. BTW; Ever try to find Gambel’s Quail. Peccary. Mule Deer or Dove at the local kill? Good Luck. We hunt & look for because we apply the authenticity the honesty of the action and the food. We enjoy preparing the bet for the delay (believe it or not) sharing it with our friends & family and gaining a greater appreciation for life before refrigeration. Killing is a necessary part of all animal harvest but to say that hunters enjoy killing is baseless and crude. Hunters UNDERSTAND killing that’s adjust. 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