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Can legalised-hunting help conservation?

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Can legalised-hunting help conservation?

India Vinay Offline
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11-11-2016, 12:29 AM ( This post was last modified: 11-11-2016, 12:33 AM by Vinay )

Can-trophy-hunting-help-conservation-of-animals? 

Answer is NO

Like above said Hunters claim old unproductive old Fe/male lions but they kill Prime lions mostly. 

2.In today's scenario of rapid mechanization and commercialization wild animals fall in receiving end in accidental killings by cars and trains, cattle carcass poisoning after hunting , give poisoning food after crop destruction, using electrocution fencing, poaching for fun,poaching for Chinese medicines,fall in wells etc.   

3.Some wealthy European and Americans(99% are) pay some money to kill my wild animals, No respect for your people or your animals or your resources,this is not an error it is psycho,systematic,barbaric,serial killings and it is LEGAL. The thought itself is beyond disgusting.

Trophy hunting must be stopped in Africa asap. Period.
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RE: Can trophy hunting help conservation of animals ? - Vinay - 11-11-2016, 12:29 AM
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