Welcome to the site Guinea fowl.Looks like someone wants rid of their canned lions chop chop....
Looks like someone wants rid of their canned lions chop chop....
canned lion no!! Captive bred- Yes!! Big difference between the two!!Looks like someone wants rid of their canned lions chop chop....
Looks like someone wants rid of their canned lions chop chop....
Sorry but I wouldn't shoot that if you paid me £9,500. Why does that magnificent animal need to be shot?
I don't mean to heckle your post, but I just don't get it?
Is it part of a cull plan or just a means to generate revenue?
Please help me to understand this.
MS
I'm against canned hunts like every true hunter.
As am I, yet I also see plenty who will then quite happily fish for huge, artificially enlarged, trout in stocked stillwater fisheries and not see the hypocrisy of it. Figure that one out!
There are an awful lot of high horses out there.
Thank you Gerrit. One day I'll hunt lion(ess) and having a PH like you who is open and honest is a great help to me and the forum in general.
I would still rather a truely wild lion(ess) but cost is very much a consideration so can see why people go for this kind of hunt.
...or happily shoot on deer estates.
Top banana. CheersTony, for you i will catch it and dye it black!!!
Thanks SteveWhat a great offer, well done Gerrit.
Thank you to Bos en Dal Safaris
For the frank & open explanation around this & captive bred .
A honest & open description .... From that you can make your on decision and get on with it.
Better than unscrupulous scum trying to make a fast buck by providing a doped lion released day before in a small space and pretend you just happened upon it .
Paul
I found that an interesting read, you never stop learning.
Buff for me though. One day.....