Well seeing we have people in each camp let me tell you which camp we are in...... we have a .22 pistol, a .38 special, a .22 rifle, a 12 gauge shotgun and a .308 rifle - all registered and licenced - so grill me if you must but if anyone enters our home uninvited he&#39;d be staring down the barrel of the Winchester .308&#33;&#33;  Tony is a hunter and loves the sport..... I am not&#33;  But as we have both got older he has hunted less and less for which I am VERY grateful (not that I have any say-so).  In South Africa he would only shoot one animal and it was for the &quot;pot&quot; - he has NEVER done any trophy hunting just to have an animal on the wall...... thank heavens.  In fact, back in the day when we had 6 children and we went through many lean times, the venison that he brought home was the only protein we had in the house, which was a blessing at the time, but has left me with a huge dislike for venison, because for months on end that&#39;s all we ate.<br /><br />Ed, that&#39;s a neat little Uzzi you&#39;ve got there.  In South Africa Tony had one, also an AK47 (taken from the terrorists) and many other hunting weapons.  Actually he he a .375 Magnum which he had to keep close to his side as a Game Ranger in Africa in case of a rogue Elephant/Rhino/Hippo.  Luckily he never had to use it but he was alone in the bush for many many days at a time.  He also learned how to scale trees ultra quickly  <img src="http://www.cruisecrazies.com/community/images/forum/tr-emoticons/biggrin.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":biggrin:" border="0" alt="biggrin.gif" /> like when he was stormed by a White Rhino.