kevin masters
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I wish they would buy it and all of them get in a pen with it.
LMAO!!!
I wish they would buy it and all of them get in a pen with it.
KIND OF HARD TO DO AS THEIR HEADS ARE UP YOU KNOW WHERE.Brilliant!!! Let's see those pri--s put their money where their mouths are....
Bro you make a very valid point there. Do you ever feel like a minority group being pushed because you don't conform to a social norm?? I do. And as hunters we all are.I'd say the math is pretty simple if I were running Save-The-Rhinos-Is-Us. If I save this rhino, it will cost me some hundreds of thousands out of pocket, plus the cost of moving it and boarding and feeding it somewhere until it dies of natural causes. And let's not forget this particular rhino is an obstreperous beast, so higher costs overall.
On the other hand, if I don't save it, and some hunter buys it and kills it, I can get on my high horse and point out just how evil hunters are, and collect money - likely millions (based on Cecil) - from poor saps around the world.
Spends hundreds of thousands now and into the future. Collect millions now.
Is that even a choice?
I'd say the math is pretty simple if I were running Save-The-Rhinos-Is-Us. If I save this rhino, it will cost me some hundreds of thousands out of pocket, plus the cost of moving it and boarding and feeding it somewhere until it dies of natural causes. And let's not forget this particular rhino is an obstreperous beast, so higher costs overall.
On the other hand, if I don't save it, and some hunter buys it and kills it, I can get on my high horse and point out just how evil hunters are, and collect money - likely millions (based on Cecil) - from poor saps around the world.
Spends hundreds of thousands now and into the future. Collect millions now.
Is that even a choice?
Must be a real shocker to the snowflakes to learn that animals actually KILL each other.............especially these unicorns ...............FWBHere is the obvious question (and the answer).
Mark RobsonCan they not tranquillise and remove its horns so it can’t kill the females? It must have great genetics.
Jens Ulrik HøghNo. It's too aggressive to use as a breeding bull. And it will kill the females in any case .... it will just take a little longer without the long horn...
I had a bet with myself that would happen. DSC here I comeFrom Jens Ulrik Hogh on facebook
Rhino auction update.
The auction is over. Non-hunters showed no interest in buying this problem animal whatsoever. The bull will, therefore, be hunted in the near future and the money from the sale will be reinvested in nature conservation.
Once again the nature conservation bill is paid by hunting...
Strange how confused people are on the subject....It's a shame his genetics couldn't be passed on.
Lucas, did you read the whole post and story behind it?It's a shame his genetics couldn't be passed on.
any rhino that lives long enough will have a very respectable hornIt's a shame his genetics couldn't be passed on.
Would be nice if he would actually read the thread before posting.Strange how confused people are on the subject....