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To: NRx

I worked with a young man from Kenya several years ago; very nice Christian young man. He said when he takes a trip back home every few years, he and his dad always go hunting. He told me they hunt any thing that moves -— giraffe, lions, wild dogs, etc. Anything. Everyone there does. And they eat what they kill. I realize there are poachers who will kill an animal just for one small part of it, but the average guy kills to eat, and is not concerned with “special” animals. Meat is meat.


4 posted on 03/10/2020 7:19:25 PM PDT by Flaming Conservative ((Pray without ceasing))
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To: Flaming Conservative

Do they kill the babies, too....

or just not give a sh!t that the mother has one.

Do they think some part of the giraffe will increase sexual prowess or cure cancer?

I hate these people. They slaughter rhinos just because they think the horn has some magical properties.... or at least that’s how they can sell it.


6 posted on 03/10/2020 7:29:43 PM PDT by Conserv
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To: Flaming Conservative

I was wondering about that. What part of a giraffe is there to poach?


8 posted on 03/10/2020 7:31:17 PM PDT by libertylover (Socialism will always look good to those who think they can get something for nothing.)
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To: Flaming Conservative

So you think these giraffes were killed for meat only? Isn’t it pretty risky to go to this place just for meat? It sounds like some sort of prohibited reserve or something, but I guess I don’t really know what exactly a conservancy is. Is it just so huge they can’t really prohibit meat poaching or what?

Freegards


11 posted on 03/10/2020 7:39:45 PM PDT by Ransomed
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