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Of course you eat what you kill, or give to others any excess that you can't eat yourself. Otherwise, that would be a terrible waste. Hunters are really the true conservators of our wildlife and should always endeavor to take down such beautiful creatures as quickly and cleanly as possible.

Where I draw the line are the hunts for exotic African wildlife simply for trophies. I realize some of these guys pay huge sums of money for these hunts and some portion of their fees are supposed to get funneled into African wildlife conservation efforts, but if I were to go on an African safari, I would take a rifle only for personal protection and would "hunt" with a camera. 




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Re: Is the Southern accent fixin' to disappear in parts of the US South?
By: Zimbler0
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Mon, 12 May 25 3:33 AM
Msg. 08198 of 08210

Decomposed > Hunting is even kinder to the animals.


That is a highly debatable subject, De.
Where there are no 'natural predators' to cull the herds and keep the populations down . . . Herd animals like deer will overpopulate and eat everything possible - to the point that they are near starving for lack of food. In which case hunters become necessary.

But I would hope that our 'mighty hunters' do eat what they kill.

Zim.


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