Felids Interactions - Interspecific Conflicts

[Shir Babr]

(05-25-2018, 06:42 AM)Rishi Wrote:

(05-25-2018, 05:59 AM)Shir Babr Wrote: I HATE hunters. You should beat him up or mess with him, I heard Nordic countries have a really laughable penal system anyway, especially if you claim you're a minority

This has always been a controversial subject, but @Pantherinae is right!

Coexistence & conflict has always been my prime area of interest (that's what got me into Asiatic lions) & i assure you, it's always a mistake to assume we aren't a part of nature, especially in those northern countries, much of which are basically vast wildernesses. 

A little regulated hunting of quick regenerating, smaller fauna is actually necessary in situations like modern Norway... especially if the region is a fringe forest & don't have/lost the natural containing factors like wolves etc.
Also, it's not like they can just bring back wolves there either. Humanity-wilderness interface needs to be gradually colonised by wildlife spilling out of the deep forests & slowing reforging a new relationship (The old one clearly didn't works out).

@ Pantherinae & Rishi
I'm sorry, I didn't want to sound contrarian, I just had doubts because I compared (in pics and videos, haven't seen them in real life unfortunately) lechwes to cheetahs and didn't looked much bigger, but you know more than I do, so I'm satisfied with your input. Neither was I trying to undermine spotted hyenas, I actually like them a lot, even when I was a kid and they were supposed to be just scavengers.
About the last, I'm not gonna argue anything, just an anecdote: Here in Mexico, a few years back a group of those "brave" hunters were happily on a trip to kill creatures just for fun, like they do, when they disappeared. Turns out they ran into a group of drug dealers. Guns and all, they were butchered. Sometimes there's justice in the world and is sweet.
I promise this is the last post of this sort from my part. Reply