Animal Death Celebrated in Crossbow Campaign

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Leaving all political correctness to cause groups with nothing to do but bitch about every possible human activity and opinion, this new campaign from Cleveland agency Brokaw for Horton Crossbow, refreshingly, minces no words selling its article of death. With witty slaps in the face like “Hunters really aren’t so different from other environmentalists. We just like to keep souvenirs” and “Sometimes the best way to clear your head is to bring one back to mount on the wall,” the campaign isn’t likely to be well-loved by PETA, the Humane Society or the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. We do, however, think Charlton Heston would get a kick out of it.

See the whole campaign here.

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