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blueinsa
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I'd be lion if i said that wasn't funny ;-)
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Another Trophy Hunter ****
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I'd be lion if i said that wasn't funny ;-)
Barcon
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I'd be lion if i said that wasn't funny ;-)
Easy tiger.
dronefromsector7G
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Ok, I might even kill the RottweilerMake sure for the pics they still have their hands down their boxer shorts.......cunts!
cucumberman
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First I was appalled.
Then I did some research on this particular case whether true or not. So the decision to kill this giraffe was because it was old and could no longer reproduce and had killed two younger male giraffes and if left alive could kill a few more. The cost of culling the giraffe would not generate revenue to the reserve compared to contracting a hunter who is willing to pay a lot of money to kill, and I read the money goes to the country and the reserve in protecting the wildlife. The giraffe also contributed to around 1k-2k of meat for villagers to eat.
So I'm not sure where to stand in this. Obviously it takes someone who has a thirst for killing/ hunting animals to do it which is wrong by all accounts, but I wonder if the decision to kill it based on the above makes it justifiable or should nature just be left to progress on its own without human intervention?
Then I did some research on this particular case whether true or not. So the decision to kill this giraffe was because it was old and could no longer reproduce and had killed two younger male giraffes and if left alive could kill a few more. The cost of culling the giraffe would not generate revenue to the reserve compared to contracting a hunter who is willing to pay a lot of money to kill, and I read the money goes to the country and the reserve in protecting the wildlife. The giraffe also contributed to around 1k-2k of meat for villagers to eat.
So I'm not sure where to stand in this. Obviously it takes someone who has a thirst for killing/ hunting animals to do it which is wrong by all accounts, but I wonder if the decision to kill it based on the above makes it justifiable or should nature just be left to progress on its own without human intervention?
aguero93:20
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What happened to the other 900kg of meat?The giraffe also contributed to around 1k-2k of meat for villagers to eat.
dronefromsector7G
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Lidl bought itWhat happened to the other 900kg of meat?
rushts
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First i was appalled. I was petrified.
Kept thinking i could never live with that dead giraffe by my side.
But then i spent so many nights thinking how i may be wrong.
But i grew strong....now i'm gonna shoot king kong....
Kept thinking i could never live with that dead giraffe by my side.
But then i spent so many nights thinking how i may be wrong.
But i grew strong....now i'm gonna shoot king kong....
aguero93:20
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Surprised they outbid Tesco.Lidl bought it
kaz7
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Hate hunting,man exerting their power over nature just because they can,cunts
dronefromsector7G
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Tesco prefer the hippoes and elephantsSurprised they outbid Tesco.