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Parshas Acharei Mos: Hunting, Fishing, and the Myth of the "Good Life"

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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that would like to trap a wild animal for a bird that can be eaten and you will spill its blood you have to cover it in dust so we have over here if somebody wants to trap a wild animal and that gets us on the subject is it permitted to trap wild animals is one allowed to go hunting so for today's year I would like to ask everyone to get your hunting gear ready put on your camouflage clothing get your boots please become a member of the NRA and you know get yourself together for a very important hunting trip and let me just preface my words by saying in no way today am I discouraging anyone from planning hunting trips that is not my cabana I'm all for planning hunting trips whether in reality you could go hunting that is a different story entirely so let's begin with uh the most well-known Shiva on this subject shrunk and therefore the shroom have to be doubled and interesting was really taller than anybody else in his generation and his finger sizes were double the size of anybody else there's another who was extremely tall person here's mesh and he received the following letter from somebody who he says he doesn't know who it is with a very interesting name his name is and uh here's the following Shyla this individual received a very large yerusha and in the sirusha he had farim the yarais and he had a very large estate and in this estate in the arise tiramisayar there are all kinds of wild animals who are frolicking there and the question is whether gunfrecht was

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  1. 0:30that would like to trap a wild animal for a bird that can be eaten and
  2. 6:27very swiftly in other words if you're not leaving it in that condition it sounds like
  3. 12:54San hege and That Base called them so maybe it's a Mitzvah to kill these wild
  4. 19:26if a person is poor and they're going hunting to make a living that the Torah
  5. 25:56so let's see if you can figure out what that is it's on the on the
  6. 32:29ledger to be open but purgo did say it's azarius to kill an animal with your
  7. 38:58then the fish remains alive then it would come out fishing is my mission is Sir
  8. 45:26safer that it says it's better not to kill an animal with your own hands says
  9. 51:53my worm once I spread out the worm and the fish come to my worm this
  10. 58:15to occupy yourself when you plan your next non-fishing trip by the way I'm not done

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