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To: Manly Warrior

No problem with what you are doing...You are gonna eat what you kill...I guess what I’m saying is that hunting just for the sake of hanging something on the wall or just to kill it
isn’t what nature intended. Do you disagree with that???


80 posted on 05/24/2015 11:54:36 AM PDT by Boonie ("Nuke 'em all...Let Allah sort 'em out...)
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To: Boonie

Evidently you haven’t read through my other posts here on this thread...I haven’t the slightest problem with meat hunting...I’ve been doing that myself for over 50 years...It’s those that kill and waste that irritates me...


81 posted on 05/24/2015 11:57:08 AM PDT by Boonie ("Nuke 'em all...Let Allah sort 'em out...)
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To: Boonie

No problem either way-its part of my philosophy of liberty-he bought a legal tag for a critter. The locals ate it, the animal dies anyway or is poached. Fits in with the LORDS directive to oversee/care for and subdue the world, as it was given or our benefit . Species by the 10ks or more have passed along the way of the dodo ( not necessarily by man’s hand).

I kill and eat and display certain specimens of wild game. I would kill an inedible critter ( won’t eat a lion/cat) for trophy too, but have not for a while.

W don’t live just for survival any longer, do we? his line of thought could extend to almost any thing not a necessary for life support....

Finally, this guy did not just shoot it for a wall hanger-he spent $350k (plus airfare, lodging, gratuities and transport in Africa) to fund rhino conservation-that’s a bit more than a mount would cost....

Best


89 posted on 05/24/2015 4:44:56 PM PDT by Manly Warrior (US ARMY (Ret), "No Free Lunches for the Dogs of War")
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