McGrath, you quoted him as saying, "I relied on the experts around me for guidance, and I regret that today. Not so much because I was fined and punished, but because it appears that I don't have respect for the law."

He should maybe regret it because it shows him to be a sick bastard that enjoys killing. I understand hunting, but this is just sheer cruelty. I would think that hunters might be among the more incensed by this incident, and Gentry's perceived example. He's not a hunter. He's a killer who knows he'll be in trouble if he blows a person away.

The fact he doesn't seem to understand that splattering confined animals for fun might be viewed by a few people as sadistic indicates he's not just sadistic, but clueless as well.