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I saw a film of a black leopard that had been declawed and released from a cage in front of some "good ol' boys" with a dozen dogs. The dogs promptly tore the leopard apart and the owners cheered and stood with one foot on the leopard in victory. Now that is a real bunch of men.

I saw a film of a black leopard that had been declawed and released from a cage in front of some "good ol' boys" with a dozen dogs. The dogs promptly tore the leopard apart and the owners cheered and stood with one foot on the leopard in victory. Now that is a real bunch of men.

No argument. Nonetheless, I'd rather be THAT leopard than a pig in a slaughterhouse. More than that, I'd rather just eat them both.

I saw a film of a black leopard that had been declawed and released from a cage in front of some "good ol' boys" with a dozen dogs. The dogs promptly tore the leopard apart and the owners cheered and stood with one foot on the leopard in victory. Now that is a real bunch of men.

I saw that same film you are talking about, it was on TV a few years back. If I remember correctly, it was a complete setup.

It was filmed by an animal rights group (PETA or USHS) surrepticiously, using "undercover hunters" (animal-rights agents provocateurs) who found some guy running a sleazy exotic game hunting operation in Texas and engineered what they knew would be a very controversial "hunt".

It was really pretty sickening, wasn't it? I mean, I've hunted for boar on game preserves, but I've never seen anything as disgusting as that film.

Even more disturbing is the fact that that leopard was killed so that the "animal rights" people could make the film. It was sacrificed in the name of publicity for PETA.

Texas set regulations on the hunting ranches perhaps 10 years ago.

This was done after a film of a particular big cat canned hunt was shown on the local TV stations.

I cannot recall the particulars but somehow the cat ended up seeking refuge underneath the guide's truck. Of course the film showed the hunter on his hands and knees, shooting the cat.