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My point is if there is no fence, and the outfitter says you can get it, Is it a canned hunt ?
So what do you want me to answer when you yourself don't know what you think a canned hunt is ?
As long as the leopard is wild, free range, not druged, found the bait on his own, yes! Just because it's a sure thing in the mind of an outfitter wouldn't make it a canned hunt. This doesn't seem to fit the bill though.[/QUOTE]
I agreed with WH on his value of a leopard hunt that seems to us to be to good to be true. I would half to ask, if interested in the hunt, if indeed it is high fence. Believe me moose I know what a canned hunt is, and indeed would not give too hoots in hell if someone harvested an animal on one.,
Go to the slaughterhouse and kill all you want if bloodlust is what your into.
I answered your questions, now answer mine. Do you believe it's ok,or ethical to hunt on, or run game farms? Do you support game farms? Have you ever harvested an animal of a high fence operation? Would you?
Go to the slaughterhouse and kill all you want if bloodlust is what your into.
I answered your questions, now answer mine. Do you believe it's ok,or ethical to hunt on, or run game farms? Do you support game farms? Have you ever harvested an animal of a high fence operation? Would you?
Why would you be OK with someone killing something at a slaughterhouse and not in a fence. Using Tom's logic a Fence could be surrounding the slaughterhouse, would that make it not OK then ?
I thought this thread was about hunting leopards, not killing things for a kick.Whats wrong with killing somethnig to kill it ? I saw a fly last week and just killed it. I killed a 'yote too jsut for fun.
So if a guy in a wheel chair hunts a game ranch, and gets to kill a elk that he otherwise couldn't kill, and gets a rush out of working hard for it, is that part bad ?
This topic is about a Free Ranging Cat in Africa. Sounds like you wouldn't hunt it becasue the outfitter made it sound Easy. Is it that ?
I don't think a leopard on a game farm would have any trouble going over the fence any time they wanted
For example, Pope and Young purposely kept some high fence animals in its book. They used to approve them, case by case, but they stopped doing that, although they kept those that were approved in the book prior to when they stopped going to the effort of approving them.
There are many laws that may or may not be violated that taint the books, if we go by that logic, which I don't.
By Tom
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There is the pollution of records by game farm animals, this taints Boone and Crocket, and Pope and Young records, you can bank on the fact that farm animals have made the book.
Name one animal, just one that you know of. Any animal that is questionable they review and will even investigate.
There is lions, leopards, cheetahs, ect. killed all the time on game farms in Africa that are inclosed.
You're more confusing then TOM ?!?!? Yes they casue problems or No ?@?@
[You are one ignorant and arrogant son of a bitch, keep it up./QUOTE]
Wow, Tom did I strike a nerve on your dumb ass. Heh moron it was you who made the fuggin stupid statement in the first place. Go kill somthing on a game farm, post the pic's here, tell a @#)(# and bull story how big and dangerous this inbreed animal was and you'll feel better about your fat assed self.
Here's a paragraph from the link I posted on page one of this thread.Really? Lions yes (not for much longer), but leopards and cheetas? How much do you want to bet on it? Where did you get your information? Speculation?
The illegal trapping of wild leopards and cheetah escalated and animal smuggling networks started doing a roaring trade by supplying innocent captive bred or illegally trapped wild predators to be shot as hunting trophies. The trade in wild cats’ skins increased drastically.