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Maryland lawmakers considering legislation to ban internet hunting
10:35 AM - February 7, 2006 by
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Maryland is moving to ban internet hunting as legislation goes before lawmakers this week. The practice of hunting via the internet is a relatively new one which has attracted a lot of fire (excusing the pun) from those on both sides of the hunting divide.
Anti-hunt groups see it as an even more inhumane way to kill animals and pro-hunt groups see it as an unsportsmanlike way hunt. This near universal distaste for net hunting, where a rifle is remotely controlled by the user through the internet, has seen the sport banned in several states already.
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