Self-styled 'hardcore huntress' sparks outrage after posting picture of herself with

Aoxomoxoa said:
Yeh, let's all concentrate on that rather than the fact that it is a a fucking travesty. I mentioned it because women are supposed to be more compassionate, caring and sensible. If that is being sexist, then hip fucking hooray!!
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You sort of opened the door for that by saying it compounds the crime. I don't know how. I do find her actions revolting but it was a legal hunt.
 
FNX-45 Tactical said:
What does her being a woman have to do with anything? And the BRITISH have no place to talk about hunting ANYTHING in Africa. You fuckers STARTED the trend. You still exclusively CATER to the trend. And the fact that it benefits both nations that engage in it and the species in question probably never entered your mind.
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If this became a culturally accepted and popular hobby they would probably be extinct. This woman wants praise for killing the animal and she should be denied it. Africa needs stricter limits to produce the benefits the hunting lobby claims.
 
Aoxomoxoa said:
South Sfrica is a modern country not some fly blown shithole, if they need to cull the numbers then they have professionals to do that and anyway there are plenty places in Africa where they can be relocated to, rather than shot for the pleasure of some dozy bint.
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Not up on this stuff are you? Why pay professionals when you can charge tourist hunters thousands to do it AND use that money to protect the rest of the animals or their habitats? It's a common enough program throughout the world.

And lots of women hunt (it's amusing to see hunters in general insulted out of ignorance) but there alot of paid 'hunts', here and in Africa, where they are basically canned hunts. The animals are practically handed to the hunters who are told where to aim, set up their shots, and shoot. Those 'hunters' are some of the biggest pussies on the planet, IMO.

Shooting a treed bear, cougar, or a lion or bear baited/lured in, or one just released from a cage.....pussies. A grandmother could do it.
 
Aoxomoxoa said:
Oh my God, are you keeping Darla's place warm until she gets back? Do your wives go out hunting lions?
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ahaha this is too rich. me billy and granule are marxist feminists if we say ... "uhh bro why aren't women allowed to hunt?"

this is the funniest thing ever.

and the indignation on your part is even better:

"WHAT?! are you telling me you don't believe that a woman being the hunter here makes things even worse? You are such a darla! you proto-feminist! DARLA PLACEHOLDER!"
 
FNX-45 Tactical said:
Yes ban hunting of them. That will leave only poachers and villages who rely on poachers, who don't have bag limits. Much better than treating wild life as a a valuable resource to be protected.
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Wildlife reservationss in Africa rely on the fees they get from American hunters to maintain themselves and protect the animals therin.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/18/opinion/saving-lions-by-killing-them.html?_r=0

Banning hunting of Lions when there is not necessarily any clear problem with Lion populations is a knee jerk reaction that may ultimately harm our efforts to protect African wildlife.
 
I personally don't think anyone would have a problem with it if it wasn't a woman doing. Yes, I'm going to go there.

Why doesn't this picture get pasted all over the internet?

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Yes, it is not a particularly pretty hobby, nor something that appeals to me, but let's not be judgemental assholes and ignore all practicality.
 
Grind said:
ahaha this is too rich. me billy and granule are marxist feminists if we say ... "uhh bro why aren't women allowed to hunt?"

this is the funniest thing ever.

and the indignation on your part is even better:

"WHAT?! are you telling me you don't believe that a woman being the hunter here makes things even worse? You are such a darla! you proto-feminist! DARLA PLACEHOLDER!"
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I was talking to the Mormon not you, but I doubt that you would miss an opportunity to suck up.
 
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Panda Hugger said:
Wildlife reservationss in Africa rely on the fees they get from American hunters to maintain themselves and protect the animals therin.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/18/opinion/saving-lions-by-killing-them.html?_r=0

Banning hunting of Lions when there is not necessarily any clear problem with Lion populations is a knee jerk reaction that may ultimately harm our efforts to protect African wildlife.
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We are talking about South Africa not bloody Tanzania. Anyway perhaps you ought to do some bloody research before shooting your mouth off.



Lion population down almost 90 per cent from two decades ago.

[SIZE=-1]In the minds of many people, the lion is what comes to mind first when they think of African wildlife. The sad fact is, the 'king of beasts' may not be found in Africa for much longer. Dr. Laurence Frank, a wildlife biologist from the University of California, says that based on a study he did in Kenya, the current population of lions is 23,000. Twenty years ago, it was close to 200,000.

Frank says "People know about elephants, gorillas and rhinos, but they seem blissfully unaware that these large carnivores are nearing the brink. It's not just lions. Populations of all African predators are plummeting." Dr Frank blamed the decline in predator numbers on a problem that occurs world wide, not just in Africa. People killing them to protect livestock. "People have always killed predators," he says. "But there's only so much damage you can do with spears and shields. Now everyone has got rifles and poisons."[/SIZE]
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http://resourcesnews.tripod.com/sept-a4.html
America is the largest consumer of lions

If the African lion is listed as endangered under the ESA, the largest importer of African lion parts will become the species' protector. The U.S. has played an enormous role in the disappearance of the African lion: As African lion populations and range have declined, the number of sport-hunted lion trophies imported to the U.S. has increased dramatically.
Between 1999 and 2008, 7,090 lion trophies were traded internationally at the behest of recreational hunters. Most of these trophies (4,139) were imported to the U.S. In the same decade, 2,715 wild-caught lion specimens (that is, lions and their body parts) were also traded internationally for commercial purposes. The U.S. imported 1,700 of these specimens (63 percent). The specimens most often traded commercially were claws, trophies, skins, live animals, skulls, and bodies.
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http://www.humanesociety.org/news/news/2011/03/protect_lion_03012011.html
 
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Panda Hugger said:
Wildlife reservationss in Africa rely on the fees they get from American hunters to maintain themselves and protect the animals therin.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/18/opinion/saving-lions-by-killing-them.html?_r=0

Banning hunting of Lions when there is not necessarily any clear problem with Lion populations is a knee jerk reaction that may ultimately harm our efforts to protect African wildlife.
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The hunting industry sales that story and it could be true with the right restrictions. But they are in decline.


[URL="http://www.panthera.org/node/1253"]http://www.panthera.org/node/1253
[URL]http://articles.washingtonpost.com/2012-12-04/national/35625088_1_lion-population-population-growth-habitat[/URL][/URL]
 
Professor Baxter said:
If this became a culturally accepted and popular hobby they would probably be extinct. This woman wants praise for killing the animal and she should be denied it. Africa needs stricter limits to produce the benefits the hunting lobby claims.
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Hell son, you ever go lion huntin? This woman is hotter than donut grease at a fat man convention. Tarnation, she should have a parade in her honor.

wooooooo doggy
 
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