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Dallas Safari Club Black Rhino Hunt?
http://dallas.culturemap.com/news/li...ck-rhino-hunt/
WTF? File this 'un under, 'Let's Dump Texas' or just 'dumb and dumbest'.
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There's this little issue I have with this idea. I mean, big money for conservation sounds swell and all, but who actually wants to actually shoot a black rhino? What's wrong with these people?
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10-28-2013, 05:40 PM
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There's this little issue I have with this idea. I mean, big money for conservation sounds swell and all, but who actually wants to actually shoot a black rhino? What's wrong with these people?
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I suppose that if you're one of the few with the inclination and funds to hunt the big five, the black rhino would be considered the ultimate prize.
The prize of a lifetime.
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10-28-2013, 05:56 PM
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I suppose that if you're one of the few with the inclination and funds to hunt the big five, the black rhino would be considered the ultimate prize.
The prize of a lifetime.
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At which point do we stop trophy hunters from driving a species into extinction?
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10-28-2013, 06:25 PM
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At which point do we stop trophy hunters from driving a species into extinction?
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Actually, it's the poachers who have driven them close to extinction, not the trophy hunters.
They're a different breed, and if you're not a hunter I doubt that you can understand them at all. They are also staunch conservationists, hence the reason for this safari. They put their money where their mouth is.
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10-28-2013, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Charles
Actually, it's the poachers who have driven them close to extinction, not the trophy hunters.
They're a different breed, and if you're not a hunter I doubt that you can understand them at all. They are also staunch conservationists, hence the reason for this safari. They put their money where their mouth is.
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Yeah, right. Let's kill one of the last black rhinos to save the species. You'ld be making me laugh if that position wasn't absurd on the face of it.
I'm no hunter but I do fish and every California Black Seabass that I've caught was revived and sent back into the briney deep to live another day and if I saw another angler catch and keep one, the department of Fish and Game would be waiting at the dock. Shit, I've said it before and I'll say it again-I don't have a problem with hunters taking game as long as they eat it and I don't care if they display the rack on the wall. Hell, they're saving me a big fix it bill from running over some mangy muley on the highway.
It sounds like you're being just contrary today to get your rocks off. Grab a cold one and think it through, buddy. The old days off bagging the big five for a trophy mount are over unless you want to do it bowhunting, imo. I would love to see a dumb mother**ker from Dallas go after a Cape Buffalo with a compound bow.
edit-I would pay to see it.
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10-29-2013, 04:04 AM
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They're a different breed, and if you're not a hunter I doubt that you can understand them at all.
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What's to understand? People get turned on by all sorts of things, and having a particular obsession does not make one special. Sheesh.
Here, Ninotchka's attitude on flirting is rather similar to my attitude on hunting of endangered species:
http://www.tubechop.com/watch/1596813
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10-28-2013, 05:57 PM
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I suppose that if you're one of the few with the inclination and funds to hunt the big five, the black rhino would be considered the ultimate prize.
The prize of a lifetime.
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OK, I understand some people may have more hunt/kill instincts than I do, but I don't think this 'prize of a lifetime' is anything real. I mean, after you've killed a Black Rhino, what will have changed?
Other than a rare creature being converted to meat that will rot, that is.
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10-28-2013, 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by donquixote99
OK, I understand some people may have more hunt/kill instincts than I do, but I don't think this 'prize of a lifetime' is anything real. I mean, after you've killed a Black Rhino, what will have changed?
Other than a rare creature being converted to meat that will rot, that is.
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If you had a chance to come home with a JBL Paragon, would you do it?
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10-28-2013, 05:40 AM
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I saw this one covered on the Colbert Report.
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