Black Hunting Lives Matter

[UpStateRedNeck]

https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/environment/article244539612.html

Probably get swept under the rug because your average snowflake can't get this is how animals keep from having their preserves turned into farmland.  Still, nice to see a non one sided view being presented to uppity Californian douches.

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Very interesting read, and I hope those legislators are educated about the issue.

I used to be very opposed to African trophy hunting, to me it seemed like "killing for the sake of killing". However, I started reading Hemingway and got more interested in the topic. After learning more about it, I found out just what this article points out, that hunting provides much needed funds to conservation and anti-poaching efforts. It also helps support a poverty stricken part of the world through financial means, and food security since a lot of the meat is distributed to local villages. 

Edited August 4, 2020 by Revenant

[LET EM GROW]

30 minutes ago, Revenant said:

Very interesting read, and I hope those legislators are educated about the issue.

I used to be very opposed to African trophy hunting, to me it seemed like "killing for the sake of killing". However, I started reading Hemingway and got more interested in the topic. After learning more about it, I found out just what this article points out, that hunting provides much needed funds to preservation and anti-poaching efforts. It also helps support a poverty stricken part of the world through financial means, and food security since a lot of the meat is distributed to local villages. 

I was the same way, and agree here completely 

[Rattler]

An interesting side benefit of the recent surge in firearm purchases in the US, is the surge in Pittman Robertson funds that comes with it, (11% tax on all firearms, including handguns, ammo and archery sales) which is dedicated to wildlife conservation in this country, in spite of Democrat attempts to raid the fund.