Another hunter and her pics!

Mmmmm ! With a face like that...................... Don't blame the bit;h for hating on wild animals . :erm:
 
Sean008 said:
Mmmmm ! With a face like that...................... Don't blame the bit;h for hating on wild animals . :erm:
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Kill the competition till she is the prettiest face that can be found South of the North Texian border, ya here.

You know she does make me think of Amanda Bynes in that skit where she is missing teeth and dancing like a Mississippi hobo.
 
Ooooo, how I wish that Leopard could just draw one last breath and mauled that skinny bitch to death.......:twisted:
 
Did she just poach the animals or did she pay? Hunting is just a business. Sadly, there is no place on earth for animals, unless they economically "fit in". That's why cattle and sheep are not endangered. People will make sure, animals will have a place on Earth for as long as there will be hunters willing to pay outrageous amounts for them. Only the ones which do not understand this will hate hunters. The biggest animal reserves in the world exist because of past hunters. Do a search for Selous game reserve in Tanzania.
 
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Expensive kills. A zebra alone will cost you in the region of R5k to kill, can't imagine what one of the big 5 would cost but 20k a pop wouldn't surprise me.
 
Africaner said:
Did she just poach the animals or did she pay? Hunting is just a business. Sadly, there is no place on earth for animals, unless they economically "fit in". That's why cattle and sheep are not endangered. People will make sure, animals will have a place on Earth for as long as there will be hunters willing to pay outrageous amounts for them. Only the ones which do not understand this will hate hunters. The biggest animal reserves in the world exist because of past hunters. Do a search for Selous game reserve in Tanzania.
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I support what you are saying wrt the conservation side of trophy hunting but that doesn't mean that everyone has to accept it in the same way that we accept that cow ends up on a polystyrene plate cover in cling wrap. I have yet to see an abatoir worker proudly posed next to lamb chops - not that this is a bucket list wish.
 
Beerisgood said:
Expensive kills. A zebra alone will cost you in the region of R5k to kill, can't imagine what one of the big 5 would cost but 20k a pop wouldn't surprise me.
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A Zebra is between 4k and 10k depending on male/female, and size (if it's a trophy or not).
Buffalo are lank expensive. Lions go for R20k and up, but generally much higher. Rhino used to go for R500k about 10 years back. Elephant go for R50k and up, depending on where you go.
 
What is the issue here? The animals were hunted, the meat was used and everything was legal? The animals didn't suffer any more than chickens and cows do
 
STS said:
What is the issue here? The animals were hunted, the meat was used and everything was legal? The animals didn't suffer any more than chickens and cows do
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Yikes. Big bucks. Guy on my FB killed a Waterbuck Bull for 9k, really seems a waste. I can think of other more fun and less espensive things to do other than hunting thanks.
 
Wow ... so many good arguments against the Texas hunter (or any)! Oh wait ... no - only comments about her face ... :wtf:

This is one of the most lucrative businesses in SA to attract foreigners. The hunting is mostly controlled. As long as they are not poached like Africaner said
 
Albereth said:
Lion meat was used? For what?
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this is her justification:

'Controlling the male lion population is important within large fenced areas like these,' Jones writes. 'Funds from a hunt like this goes partially to the government for permits but also to the farm owner as an incentive to keep and raise lions on their property.'
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Hungry: Jones defends her killing of elephants by saying their meat goes on to feed hundreds of thankful village families
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also, if we don't want people to mess with animals in the animal kingdom, shouldn't the fences be taken down and let them roam free in the first place? i just don't understand the double standards when it comes to animals, animals are property of people on their propeties, so whether they're kept as pets, eaten or hunted, they universally have no real rights. odds are that the one lion would have been mauled by another lion anyway when it got old enough
 
Beerisgood said:
Yikes. Big bucks. Guy on my FB killed a Waterbuck Bull for 9k, really seems a waste. I can think of other more fun and less espensive things to do other than hunting thanks.
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if that is what they want to do, let them. some people dive off cliffs, some people buy helicopters, some people hunt scammers, everyone has their hobbies
 
STS said:
this is her justification:

also, if we don't want people to mess with animals in the animal kingdom, shouldn't the fences be taken down and let them roam free in the first place? i just don't understand the double standards when it comes to animals, animals are property of people on their propeties, so whether they're kept as pets, eaten or hunted, they universally have no real rights. odds are that the one lion would have been mauled by another lion anyway when it got old enough
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Okay - you weren't talking about lion meat.
 
Where does a cheerleader get the kind of money to hunt these kind of animals?
 
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