What an Idiot

[undercoverbrother]

I have no issues with hunting, unless it is trophy hunting.

http://www.edmontonsun.com/2013/04/0...nimal-trophies





What an absolute #######.

[Huntingwhale]

I like to hunt man, the most dangerous game of all.

[Senator Clay Davis]

http://www.dmgd.org/index.asp

[JazzyFlame]

This guys a complete idiot.

[Canuck-Hater]

What an arsehole

[Regulator75]

Disgusting.

[neo45]

Ya, I'm a hunter but screw that guy

[PsYcNeT]

He must have some serious virility issues, seeing as he's able to grow a bombastic 70s stache, yet still feels the need to kill hundreds of animals.

[Regulator75]

You want to hunt? Use a knife and see how well you do.

[sun]

[jeffman]

I like how he tries to make that giraffe doggystyle the rhino

[drPepper1]

I only hunt when I'm hungry

[Barnet Flame]

What a bag full of ######.

[undercoverbrother]

I wondering if all of these animals were legal to kill at the time of killing.

[Maccalus]

Originally Posted by undercoverbrother

I wondering if all of these animals were legal to kill at the time of killing.

Most likely. Hunting in africa is done on game farms where the animals are raised on the far purely for the sport of hunting. These are large, fenced in tracts of land where the rights to hunt animals are sold, mostly to
foreigners. Almost any animal is legal to hunt in this setting and the countries where this takes place do not have the same animal protection laws as here.
Where legal factors come in is if any of the animals were taken on nature preserves. The nature preserves are illegal to hunt on and there are armed guards which enforce the rules with lethal force.

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by Maccalus

Most likely. Hunting in africa is done on game farms where the animals are raised on the far purely for the sport of hunting. These are large, fenced in tracts of land where the rights to hunt animals are sold, mostly to
foreigners. Almost any animal is legal to hunt in this setting and the countries where this takes place do not have the same animal protection laws as here.
Where legal factors come in is if any of the animals were taken on nature preserves. The nature preserves are illegal to hunt on and there are armed guards which enforce the rules with lethal force.

Yeah I know that, been to a few game farms in SA.

I thought black rhino's were critically endangered, I can't see them being legal to shoot now even on a farm that raises them to be hunted.

I also noticed a leopard or cheetah in the background of one photo, and I don't they are doing to hot either.

[neo45]

Originally Posted by Maccalus

Most likely. Hunting in africa is done on game farms where the animals are raised on the far purely for the sport of hunting. These are large, fenced in tracts of land where the rights to hunt animals are sold, mostly to
foreigners. Almost any animal is legal to hunt in this setting and the countries where this takes place do not have the same animal protection laws as here.
Where legal factors come in is if any of the animals were taken on nature preserves. The nature preserves are illegal to hunt on and there are armed guards which enforce the rules with lethal force.

and how much do you guess it would cost this guy to legally kill all those animals?

[Maccalus]

Originally Posted by neo45

and how much do you guess it would cost this guy to legally kill all those animals?

The article said $8 million

[boosterjuice]

What an awesome collection.

[Maccalus]

Originally Posted by undercoverbrother

Yeah I know that, been to a few game farms in SA.

I thought black rhino's were critically endangered, I can't see them being legal to shoot now even on a farm that raises them to be hunted.

I also noticed a leopard or cheetah in the background of one photo, and I don't they are doing to hot either.

He has been hunting for 40 years, he could have shot the rhino ages ago. I don't know if there would be a game farm that would have one today.


You can definately hunt Leopards and Cheetahs legally on game farms.