This is sad!

[Paula Gottsch (Willson)]

 


That's what you think, my lips are sealed!

 

[Cherry (Alcock)]

Hear, hear Clive; you wanna shoot it for food, do so the right way but trophy hunting? Uh, uh not on in my book!

[Carl Wrbka]

   Very observant, our Paula. I was gonna mention the shower scene but she beat me too it...

[Paula Gottsch (Willson)]

 


I sleep in the day Carl, that maybe helps     

[Paula Gottsch (Willson)]

Has anyone else noticed that on this board there are no Moderators allocated to watch this site hehe


Does that mean we can do what we want out here 


NO MODERATORS, NO MODERATORS 

[georg ruf jr.]

  chicken3

So you're taking over now Mike? Can I go now?
Kept the girls busy, careful Rhona is somewhere too... 

[Paula Gottsch (Willson)]

aint scared, aint scared!!!

[Rhona]

You looking for me Jnr?  

[georg ruf jr.]

 witch-43

[Paula Gottsch (Willson)]

just look at him, talk about tail between the legs!

[Diana Rudd (Boehme)]

and his so scared of me he avoids me now.

[georg ruf jr.]

I'm back. And where are you??

[Dalene Steenkamp (Coetzee)]

     Just looked at the pic again of this senceless slaying   -  I want to         .......   

The lepoard in my eye is the most beautifull cat in nature  -  did you know that it is the only big cat that can actually purr like a housecat.  Lions and cheetahs cannot purr.   I so would love to get a hold of those two poepolle on the pic.  For sure their names will also appear in the Guiness World Record Book....  for most "gebliksemde" guys !

[Bertie Horak]

Well said, Dalene.  I'll join you, we can do our own barbaric hunting on those a$$holes.  You know, I have more admiration when I see a photograph of a majestic animal like that, being happy and proud in his natural environment.  The time, effort and skill involved in taking a perfect live picture outweighs the trophy picture 100 times!  And to know that it's part of the earth's ecosystem and just as important as us human beings, still alive and other people will still be able to experience his beauty as well.  Seeing a photograph of a dead animal (killed by humans as a trophy or otherwise) is just sad and not necessary.  Once again - I will never have any respect for such an idiot.

[Clive Symes]

The days of classing something like this as a trophy are long gone. With the weapons that these "hunters" have at their disposal its a no contest and as such the result should never be termed a Trophy.
Now hunting with a camera (without all the specialised lenses for taking the long distance safe shots) thats a whole different story. Those photographers have to gain the animals trust and learn its habits before comming up with a real trophy shot. ( more power to them)