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Re: The carnage continues

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This is just so sad...it is obvious that Maryke Van Der Merwe mentioned in the article has very little knowledge of lions from the sick comments that she makes. I certainly would like to have a face to face discussion with her...I doubt if she would get the message though. :-( 0=


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I would rather they shoot a captive bred canned lion than shoot a wild lion that has it's niche in the eco system. Shooting a pride male would have consequances for the whole pride. No sport involved in shooting canned lions but the lesser of the two evils, in my opinion.


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Agreed Gump, but then I don't believe in any form of lion hunting.


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Agreed, Gump!

Lion are not endangered in SA, and can breed like rats.

No problem with cattle being shot for consumption...? --00-- --00-- --00-- --00--


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Richprins wrote:No problem with cattle being shot for consumption...? --00-- --00-- --00-- --00--
And you are going to eat a lion 0*\


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Richprins wrote:Agreed, Gump!

Lion are not endangered in SA, and can breed like rats.
Don't speak too soon RP, watch this space.


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South Africa as a major destination for tourism might be branded for abuse of wildlife and loose european visitors.

Many european media carried this story a long time ago and have been reporting again lately.


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Reading through all the relevant threads, the picture is bleak! O/

It seems there is NO intention in this country any more to save the dwindling numbers of endangered species. So, I wouldn't blame international tourists for not visiting here in future. It's much like one of us planning a trip to see the Leaning Tower, and just before the final arrangements are in place it topples over, what's the point of going? :-?


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iNdlovu wrote: Don't speak too soon RP, watch this space.
Responding to the article, Boss? Doesn't seem to be illegal? -O-


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