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7 December 2015
POSITION PAPER ON CAPTIVE-BRED LION HUNTING
This position paper replaces any previous versions
PHASA has reversed its 2013 position on the hunting of captive-bred lions and will no longer tolerate this form of hunting. This decision was taken at the association’s 2015 annual general meeting (AGM), where the majority of PHASA members voted to take a stand against the practice.
The official resolution adopted reads as follows:
PHASA distances itself from all captive-bred lion breeding and hunting until such time as the South African Predator Association can convince PHASA and the International Union for Conservation of Nature that captive-bred lion hunting is beneficial to lion conservation.
The above decision is effective immediately and is binding on all PHASA members. If any evidence arises implicating a PHASA member as having participated in the hunting or marketing of a captive-bred lion, such member will be subjected to PHASA’s internal disciplinary process, which will include expulsion if found guilty.
We are happy to field queries and can be reached by email at ceo@phasa.co.za or telephonically on +27 12 667 2048.
Stan Burger
President
SOURCE: Professional Hunter=s Association of South Africa (PHASA)
POSITION PAPER ON CAPTIVE-BRED LION HUNTING
This position paper replaces any previous versions
PHASA has reversed its 2013 position on the hunting of captive-bred lions and will no longer tolerate this form of hunting. This decision was taken at the association’s 2015 annual general meeting (AGM), where the majority of PHASA members voted to take a stand against the practice.
The official resolution adopted reads as follows:
PHASA distances itself from all captive-bred lion breeding and hunting until such time as the South African Predator Association can convince PHASA and the International Union for Conservation of Nature that captive-bred lion hunting is beneficial to lion conservation.
The above decision is effective immediately and is binding on all PHASA members. If any evidence arises implicating a PHASA member as having participated in the hunting or marketing of a captive-bred lion, such member will be subjected to PHASA’s internal disciplinary process, which will include expulsion if found guilty.
We are happy to field queries and can be reached by email at ceo@phasa.co.za or telephonically on +27 12 667 2048.
Stan Burger
President
SOURCE: Professional Hunter=s Association of South Africa (PHASA)
