To the Editor: Mr. Bunk, Do us all a favor and get a life! I am so tired of reading your asinine letters, year after year. Here a few of my Bear Hunt Afterthoughts that I would like to share with you. 1. I did not realize that Shop Rite and A & P had gone out of business and stopped selling meat. (No need to kill bears) 2. From what I have heard bear meat is very fatty and tough and bears themselves are not the most selective of eaters. (No need to kill bears) 3. I can’t remember the last time I saw someone in town wearing a bear skin coat that is why we have department stores to purchase clothing from. (No need to kill bears) 4. It seems rather unfair that a big brave hunter would be allowed to put bait out just so he could kill this beautiful animal. I thought West Milford had passed a law that you were not allowed to feed bears. The last I heard Eric, jelly donuts do not grow on trees alongside the apples. (No need to kill bears) 5. Why should my tax money be spent for your trophy hunt? (No need to kill bears). 6 . Need a rug for your home? Go to the carpet store and purchase one (No need to kill bears) I am sitting here laughing at your remark that people against the hunt are terrorists. Just because we are not out for the kill does not mean we are terrorists. There is such a thing as believing in a cause. Do you remember how mad you were last year when the hunt was called off? You sent in letters to the editor stating that your rights were taken away because you could not go out and kill these bears, and what kind of country was this that the State of New Jersey could call off this hunt. Well, I have a suggestion for you, Mr. Bunk. First, go to the jewelry store and purchase yourself a nice big diamond ring, and then get down on your knee and ask your buddy Ted Nugent to be your wife, since you seem so in love with him. (Quite honestly, I can’t decide which one of you is the bigger wacko.) Secondly, cut your whining, or as my mother use to say, do you want some cheese with that whine? And finally do the majority of us that read the paper a favor and lay off the letter writing, because we just don’t care what you think. Janet Kern Hewitt