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A Discussion on the Reliability of Hunting Records

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( This post was last modified: 11-08-2015, 11:10 PM by tigerluver )

Hunting records have been regarded controversially since the dawn of the "scientific" era. Many doubt whether a sport whereby larger game is desired can produce accurate figures.

At the same time, the "scientific era" has failed to provide morphological information on many species, such as tigers, lions, bears, elephants, and bovids, in an amount as great as records of past hunters.

It leaves us with the difficult question on whether or not to accept hunting records. To best answer this question, this thread is for the discussion of different hunting records of any species. You are welcome to discuss specific records as well as general ideas regarding this topic.
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