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[Choose #1] Exception to the rule is hunting or buggin’ because a man’s got to eat....
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[Choose #1] How about a middle of the road option to choose from?
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[Choose #1] Every Divemaster should stress this!
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[Choose #2] WOW! I can combine archery hunting AND Scuba Diving? I think it’s called spear fishing. HOW FREAKIN KEWL!
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[Choose #1] I try to practice No Touch myself, but in the heat of the moment, it’s easy to lose your head....
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Pixel - 1/20/2010 4:58 PM
[Choose #1] I don’t believe in disturbing the wildlife in their natural habitat. So I don’t touch or play with anything.
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[Choose #1] I try my best not to touch but sometimes I will
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[Choose #1] My neighbor who introduced my to diving told me that if the dive master does not touch it ,, leave it alone.
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[Choose #1] I tend not to touch for safety but for breathing swimming animals touching isn’t necessarily molesting. Seals, Sealions, dolphin and porpoise love to play
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[Choose #1] #1 is a good concept, but I am diving to explore and learn so 100% hands off is a little hard to put into practice.
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[Choose #1] Bouancy,,, some divers need lift bags not bcds,, practice, go back to school or get outta the water!!
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[Choose #1] I like DM’s who point things out but not drag them out
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[Choose #1] I try not to touch coral or life as a rule, but have swam with a turtle or ray a time or two.
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