Ok so a few weeks ago I posted a pic that I sent to my sister the anti-hunter remember?  It was me with out any dead animals in it.  Well she was here this weekend I have not seen her in 4 years.  It was great to see her but she did bust my chops a little about hunting..  Well after dinner we were in our family room and she looked at my 10 point whitetail mount and with a tear in her eye she said,  "How sad".

Now my poll question is this;
Do I tell her that the meat she  just ate and enjoyed was whitetail?

I'd tell her he's the one she just had for supper.

heck yeah i would tell her, sister or not i would love to see the look on her face. what i just ate that poor deer bahahahahahaha  

That's a good one (lol!). Sorry, I couldn't help but get a good chuckle out of it. Just being me, I would probably find a way for her to "find out" on her own, so to speak...

sorry for the double post but does she wear leather shoes and leather belts. if so she doesn't have an argument. ruddy

Na don't tell her, Family is more important than a good laugh.  You would just come off as a jerk.
JMHO

Kinda reminds me of the saying... "If I need to explain, you wouldn't understand."

After all, if she ate at your house wouldn't she expect to eat some kind of game meat? JMHO

... mike ...

No pole needed for me. Yes I would tell her but in a positive way from her point of enjoying a fine meal and that meat is meat. She may be an anti-hunter (I respect that) but at least she enjoys a meat dinner no matter what the animal.

Just not in a way that would come off to her from you like well you just ate the meat from that deer, ha ha.

Remember take her statement and approach it from there "how sad"

Glad you seen her after 4 years. Hope both sides sees each others convictions and the bonds are shared.

Earl

did the same today after Church with a friends 27 year old daughter. she claims she'll NEVER eat deer meat but man did she ever woof down that meatloaf, made from deer burger. I didn't tell her YET.

I would tell her as well.

I'd tell her it was deer. Even if it wasn't.

my sister is an anti she grew up her whole life around it but she will still eat the meat if we are making it how funny

That is so sad, to have an anti as a close relative. Perhaps she will see the light some day!  

i would tell my sis in a second and laugh my butt off.  i try all the time to trick her into eating animals i took. she isnt a anti just doesnt want to eat any animal i personally took (i dont get it).  she seemed to be enjoying the fried venison i made until my dad told her, then see spit it out

At first I thought no. Then I thought, wow she just ate meat killed by someone.  I wonder if a full-body mount of a calf would be as cute?

The world is more real than she wants to admit. A reality bite (pun intended) might be good for her.

If she eats meat she has no reasonable reason to exclude hunting.

Ask her which choice would she prefer?

1) living almost completely free of any danger under the following circumstances. You will stay in your house (with a very small yard) never leave your proprety and will definitely be killed by your 20th birthday

OR

2) Live completely free to go where you want, do what you want, with the added risk of any and all danger that is out there, and your life may end at 4 months, 80 years, or anywhere in between.

I come from a family that ate everything we harvested! My sister who is the oldest, was leary of anything we ate. She wouldn't eat ANYTHING we harvested. My mother normally made her something different. My father and I got a couple Canadian geese one time and my mom made a great meal with them. My sister comes home from work after we get done with dinner and sits down to eat. She must have been tired because she never asked what it was. She gorged herself telling my mom who good dinner was. A week later my dad tells her that the great meal she ate was the geese we shot. She runs towards the bathroom saying she was going to be sick.  How terribly rediculaus is that to act like what you ate a week ago, that you raved about is now puke worthy! I raise chickens and would much rather eat a wild pheasant.
GLENN

Yes, tell her. People often don't realize (or choose to ignore) how food is manufactured.  You will never make her a pro-hunting type, but perhaps she will realize that if we eat meat, an animal must die. If she can accept that simple fact then maybe she can accept that hunting does have a proper place in this world.

Don't "throw it in her face" or ridicule her for eating meat while opposing hunting. Simply try to show her the inevitable connection between one animal dying that another may live. Make a logical, rational staement of fact but don't argue with her. She will either see the light or she won't.  Meanwhile, remain steadfast in the  enjoyment of providing some of your own sustenance.

I have a Sister that is the exact same way. I put up with it for 30 some years. Now her son ( nephew)is big time into whitetails with trad equipment.Oh family get togethers are soooo much fun.

I will never feed venison to anyone I know is against it. I have nothing to prove and would not bask in their ignorance. If I didn't like eating beef just because I thought eating a captive animal was wrong and someone gave me it without my knowledge I'd be pissed and have every right to be.  Just my view on it.