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A discussion on the ethics and practical function of hunting

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(01-31-2020, 03:19 AM)Sully Wrote: @Pckts how do you respond to those who point out the conservation benefits of trophy hunting? It is something that definitely leaves a sour taste in my mouth and needs more regulation (no idiotic killings of subadults) but generally it seems to do more good than bad even if morally bankrupt.

The economic Benefits of trophy hunting compared to Eco Tourism in general are slim, Trophy hunting makes up the smallest % of the GDP *less than .03%*  and less than 3% of that actually benefits local communities, comparing that to eco tourism which makes up 4%-6% of the GDP.

The moral issues are another set back, what kind of people want to hunt animals to simply display them in their living rooms?
I see no real benefit to trophy hunting at all, but if you ask me to choose between a Hunting park or commercial and residential buildings, of course I'll chose the Park. But I don't see that being the only 2 options very often so it's a moot point.
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