Born Hunter
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You absolute spastic You literally biased the question to get the answer you want! This explains so much about your world view.
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It was an iucn report. I posted it on here years ago. Can’t seem to find it now. Google is flooded with the usual left wing hunting hate.
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Isn’t that what Cali did with lions? I saw something about the state now kills as many a year as hunters did! Only difference is a negative rather than positive contribution to the state piggy bank.
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I remember before the cull they were parroting really flakey science saying that the cull wouldn’t work. The real science that came out of the actual cull blew it to bits and showed a very significant reduction in TB. So what are they saying now? Trying to say the the reduction was caused by some coincidence?
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Yes I do. A typical wildlife utilisation strategy in Africa is to turn the most pristine bit of wild land into a national park that is based entirely on wildlife tourism. These don’t tend to be financially self funding and run at a loss. The land around them is then leased off for sport hunting. This then creates tax revenue that supports the central national park and creates a self funded conservation buffer zone to protect the national park from the truly threatening and destructive farming and cities that encroach further out. Without sport hunting, not only would 60% of Africa’s wild place
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I might be able to find out I’d kind of hope that they’d have done a census and then have demographic breakdown on the quota for the years. X young boars, Y mature boars, Z mature sows etc etc. But maybe practicalities mean they just have to crack on and next years quota is based on the predicted impact of the previous years depending on the breakdown actually taken. I dunno mate.
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Let’s be perfectly honest, trophy hunting of any form is the least threat to wild places and animals and certainly in Africa is the only reason 60% of the remaining wild places haven’t been sterilised and turned to barely productive farmland. The bear hunt in the PO isn’t really a trophy hunt either. It’s outright population control. Self funded predator control with the goal of massive population reduction from the numbers quoted.
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And just to be clear, he’s not of the opinion than traphy hunting is detrimental. At least not in that piece. He seemed to be of the opinion that unregulated trophy hunting was, whereas regulated to only take old bulls with no more than 2% of the population total harvested would not have a negative impact.
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Only link I didn’t check I mean, the “old trophy bulls only” philosophy is what I know to be the modern trophy hunting mantra anyway. Coupled with management hunts that take out the shit and balanced quotas from across the populations demographic groups so as to not imbalance it.
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So what’s his opinion? Because he’s not referenced in the links you’ve posted as far as I can see. At least his career summary sounds sensible. Much like Ivan Carter.
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A lot of “could” and “might” conjecture in that piece. I’d love to know if they bothered to verify their computer simulations against actual real world data, like any good science would be. People have been hunting the biggest specimens with firearms for 200 years, way more intensively than today in most cases. It absolutely can have negative effects and hunting organisations should adapt management practices to valid science. Is that valid science?
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To be fair they’ve done well by me. Recognised my potential and pulled me out of the uk team and now got me working directly for them within a small strategic team that are tasked with driving meaningful transformation across the group. They’ve given me the opportunity to do my job properly that I have wanted for the past two years.
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I haven’t found the culture to be defined by country, more company. I’m also working under uk legal terms and conditions. But certainly within this group I prefer working for the Swedish team than the uk team. But that’s not so much national culture as it is team culture.
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I work for a Swedish company and a lot of them are hunters, including the Group CEO. They’re a good bunch and it’s alien working for a company that has a bit of a hunting culture. I’d be all over that bear hunting!
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Sensible, mentioning me would be seen as an escalation.
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Is that really surprising at all? The government needs tax revenue for its budget. When it cuts tax in one area to bring about change, it either makes up the short fall somewhere else or it waits for the change to take effect and then makes up for the losses. The same will happen with the TV license. It won’t truly be abolished unless they shut down the bbc or change the way it’s financed to match ch4. Instead they’ll stop the license and we’ll all be celebrating that we won, while they bump up some other tax in a stealth way to make up the shortfall.
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Glen Coe pass (Scotland) or Pedn Vounder beach (Cornwall).
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The Dangers Of Leopard Hunting In Africa
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I don’t but thanks for bumping this. I think I’ll read it again! Let me know if you find anything on it. -
Then I’m on board with you. Risk of ‘mission creep’ with laws should be a concern of anyone. But also, in this instance at least it was applied to people who did carry out civil disobedience, rather than age old protest.
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The cornerstone of western democracy that is the freedom to assemble and speak, does not extend to civil disobedience! They’re two different things!
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Not sure I believe that.
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I meant the right for citizens to use greater force without fear of repercussions. The British government obviously use it when they feel they can.
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They’re making an example of them because their ‘protesting’ (it’s not), will eventually and quite naturally lead to reasonable people doing something criminal out of frustration. It’s not the British way to simply legislate to allow that so they’re cracking down before it gets messy. I’d prefer to have more right to use force but that isn’t the British way.
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I wouldn’t be surprised if you couldn’t just rake that with a pick and pop it straight open. I managed the same to my old front door with absolutely no skill and a cheap pick set off Amazon.
