Interesting article about hunting in Africe from BBC
04-07-2008, 04:46 PM
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Interesting article about hunting in Africe from BBC
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/7329425.stm
Here's an interesting read. The writer wasn't exactly an anti who switched to pro hunting. You gotta give him credit that he investigated the subject, albeit with a slight bias.
Here's an interesting read. The writer wasn't exactly an anti who switched to pro hunting. You gotta give him credit that he investigated the subject, albeit with a slight bias.
04-08-2008, 08:26 AM
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RE: Interesting article about hunting in Africe from BBC
Interesting article. I respect everyones opinion.
The only thing that bothers me is when the complaints are about hunters not making clean, humane kills. If I was a deer or impalla, I would rather take a 30-06 through the guts then let a wolf, lion, bear, etc. eat me from the hide quarters and up while still alive. Those of us with predators where we hunt understand this. I think there is a youtube video with a deer laying by some railroad tracks, still alive with basically no hind quarters. Wolves! Predators kill and that's the bottom line. It's nature!
Anyway....
jt
The only thing that bothers me is when the complaints are about hunters not making clean, humane kills. If I was a deer or impalla, I would rather take a 30-06 through the guts then let a wolf, lion, bear, etc. eat me from the hide quarters and up while still alive. Those of us with predators where we hunt understand this. I think there is a youtube video with a deer laying by some railroad tracks, still alive with basically no hind quarters. Wolves! Predators kill and that's the bottom line. It's nature!
Anyway....
jt
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