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the minute I see a mounted deer head, I don't care how great the place is...ICK. A humanitarian, no less. Sigh.

Unless he's hunting humans, I don’t see how it violates humanitarianism.

BTW, Hunters are some of the best preservationists.
As humans build homes where deer and other wildlife once lived… the deer are forced to survive on less. Now you have wildlife condensed into smaller spaces, where disease can infest a herd. Hunters help keep the herds at a healthy level. The state naturalist departments issue hunting licenses based on studies of what needs to be culled for the best survival rates. It's based on Bucks and Does as well. It's very well thought out. Hunters don't hunt because they love to kill. (that would be your local inner city gang member) They hunt because they love nature.

I have to crack up at the people who eat food but can't stand the idea of what it takes to 'procure' food.

(like the PETA dolts who are mad at Elisabeth Hasslebeck for talking about butchering chickens – My parents did the same thing on the farm. – Once you see your mom throttle a chicken you think twice about sassing back - ever!)

Back to the topic at hand – my first thought is that the seating… while very cool… seems placed in a little too 'circle the wagons' style. Everything appears pushed up against the wall. Hmm.

perhaps i'm not getting the full picture but it feels unbalanced to have all the furniture all smooshed up against the walls.

A lot of the hunters I've met hunt because they like to kill. Generalizing goes both ways.

I agree, abby, I hate furniture all smooshed against the walls.