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The Role Of Hunting Through The Eyes Of A Non-Hunting Conservationist
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Jerome, this is one of the best written article I've seen so far explaining the true meaning of conservation to a non-hunter. Any chance you can obtain a PDF copy of this article? I would love to start spreading it around.
Thanks,
Vino
Thanks,
Vino
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Fantastic article. I checked out the website and the magazine is fantastic as well. Their website is "under construction" so I couldn't find that issue but you can download the most recent one which I know I'm going to enjoy.
Thanks for sharing, Jerome.
Thanks for sharing, Jerome.
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Very well written article.
The video below by Shane Mahoney contains some more good information on the subject. He made this video shortly after the Cecil the Lion scandal and talks about managing individual animals vs animal populations, how photo tourism and hunting can and should coexist, etc.
The video below by Shane Mahoney contains some more good information on the subject. He made this video shortly after the Cecil the Lion scandal and talks about managing individual animals vs animal populations, how photo tourism and hunting can and should coexist, etc.
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As the author clearly states Land Transformation is the biggest threat to wildlife. A well written article indeed.
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