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Old 08-24-2014, 01:07 PM  
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A legitimate question that is difficult to answer. Without hunting licenses, who/what pays for the wildlife conservation of a continent that is broke? Certainly not Facebook outrage.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-0...e-of-life.html
Well, game ranching is not that much conservation (it's ranching), but I guess there is some real conservation too.

"Chris Mercer, a director of the Campaign Against Canned Hunting, says numbers alone are an irrelevant indicator of conservation success. While South Africa has about 10,000 lions, a seemingly healthy population, about 75 percent are bred in captivity, mostly for hunting, he said. Canned hunting is a reference to a now discouraged practice of shooting captive-bred lions in relatively small enclosures. "

I am not against canned hunting, but as a hunter I keep it as a similar than shooting cows. But hey, you can shoot your cows if you want.

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