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Stormtrooper11:
Shots fired

Ever thought he might actually not be talking about Nigeria?

WriterNig:
Rate my kill and rifle from 1- 10?

Nice AR......what calibre you using?

theTranscriber:
the Bible is very very misogynist
especially the old testament

don't try to twist stuff

There is a reason why there is a new and a old testament and if you think its misogynistic then read my response to Aboboy

Mkenya2019:
How much do you think South Africa makes from hunting; and from Safaris? It seems to be less than 100M dollars. I bet Safaris bring more money.

South Africa has biggest hunting industry - the figures are grim - not even 1 percent of what safari/photography tourism generates.

Trophy hunting accounts for a fraction of the R323 billion that tourism contributed to South Africa’s GDP in 2013. About 8,500 trophy hunters visit South Africa each year, compared to around 9.5 million tourists.

The 2006 Biological Conservation paper estimated “a minimum of 18,500” hunters participated in hunts annually in sub-Saharan Africa (generating revenue of around US$201 million), compared to World Bank estimates of around 33.8 million visitors in 2012, earning the region US$36 billion.
https://africacheck.org/fact-checks/factsheets/factsheet-how-much-does-hunting-contribute-african-economies

Now factor in the taxidermy costs, accommodation, the fact that 99% of foreign hunters in SA also go on photo safaris, the money from the meat of these animals, the leather industry, the food industry(game meat is expensive in fancy restaurants) and most important the game breeding industry which exists thanks to hunting and in terms of value is near a $1 billion....

kikuyu2:
Hunting makes economic sense! That should be the end of the debate.




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Like I said earlier our hunting ban may be intentionally to keep prices high elsewhere. Many marginal areas also can't support any other industry-you know 90% of Kenya is ASAL.

Never thought I would be supported by Kikuyu!!!

Shot my bru

christejames:
It looks like Nigerian Gulder

all beer looks the same..

Saddamochieng00:
Good editing skills Laiitjie. But if I may ask what pleasure does a grown man derive from cowardly hiding behind bushes just to shoot harmless animals like deer and ostriches. I really don't get it.

meat.... I like meat....

Saddamochieng00:
So you're a male feminist too?

no flatty, I couldn't be further from a feminist.... What I'm doing is just qouting the bible and destroying the argument that the bible is misogynistic.

mtisTheQubit:
The CEO cared .

naahhh im sure a tiny market like Kenya didn't bother him to much

mtisTheQubit:
Stop with your mighty English ..let us just call it need to dominate..

dopamine is a hormone not higher English

mtisTheQubit:
The saffas brought their castle beer to the land of Maasai.. didnt take long before the warrior's murdered it..RIP castle beer from land of saffas

nobody care

mtisTheQubit:
They're the same my guy..all it's about dominance...trying to dominate the other species, whether it's a girl or an animal in this case...

actually it's about dopamine but OK

Shma2020:
Bro. It's true what rvp2018 is saying. On a grand scheme of things, atheist are generally smarter and more intelligence than an average religious man.

What you've said is also true.
Intelligence — in rationally solving problems — can be understood as involving overcoming instinct and being intellectually curious and thus open to non-instinctive possibilities they just want to explore their thinking as they view things in their own perspective. That will not dispute the fact that there is a superior being somewhere.. It's just a matter of time before they come to reality.

There is this genius psychologist in USA by the name Jordan Peterson. This guy used to be an atheist. He later came to his senses and realized that there is a superior being somewhere. The dude is now a bone again Christian - give rvp time

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbVwV8_TEkM

huge Jordan Peterson fan but to correct you, he is Canadian not American.....

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
If you like Castle beer I'll owe you will also like Heineken and Amstel. Most of the people prefer to stay in southern Africa

Im not a castle fan.... This is my beer

mtisTheQubit:
One twisted Boer

to enjoy hunting is just like enjoying sex.... It a survival instinct...

Mkenya2019:
Find a new hobby or a girlfriend or just go have a cold beer mate.

to celebrate getting my baby back I've done just that

Must be honest I'm more of a Namibian beer fan specifically tafel lager.... But castle will do

Shma2020:
Oooh! My bad!

But we have to agree that your rhino population was declining before poachers were banned - poaching is the bone of contention.

If your country legalizes poaching on big 5, we'll definitely forget about SA wildlife.

The population decrease by only 1% and has actually increased since rhino horn trade has been legalized

Shma2020:
Empty words. We're dealing with stats at hand not throwing words left right center. I can also say the same you know.

"There are about 3 000 wild lions living in national parks and reserves in South Africa, but between 8 000 and 10 000 lions living in captivity"

https://www.news24.com/amp/news24/travel/malawi-has-just-5-wild-lions-left-while-sa-has-more-lions-in-captivity-than-wild-ones-take-a-stand-for-africas-lions-20190810

Shma2020:
The main point is in the bolded.

White River -- World Wildlife Fund (WWF) welcomes the news today of a 33 percent reduction in the number of rhinos lost to poaching in South Africa in 2020 and ongoing decline in the number of rhinos lost annually to poaching over the last six years.

wow that's even more sad that you've bolded it and still can't understand the sentence.

Shma2020:
Lies. Your rhino population has actually decreased by 33%. Poaching will not save your wildlife - it will render them into oblivion.

https://www.worldwildlife.org/press-releases/fewer-rhinos-poached-in-south-africa-in-2020-aligns-with-worrying-population-decline-in-kruger-national-park#:~:text=White%20River%20%2D%2D%20World%20Wildlife,over%20the%20last%20six%20years.

its sad that you can't even read your own article properly

Mkenya2019:
Article say you about 3k rhinos and your killing about 300 - through poaching - that means if you continue in 10yrs - you could finish them.

the rhino population is nearly 20000 in SA not 3000.....also like most living things they procreate.....

Mkenya2019:
The point is your country is supposed to be more advanced...but here you're hunting and there an entire township killing a cow.

that's literally wasn't even a point we were debating.... Be better!! Please!!

Mkenya2019:
I am suprised they are killing that many rhinos - almost 10 percent - every year due to poaching. He is just happy to that "useless" animals have increased but critical animals are facing extinction.

the rhino population in SA decrease by 1% even when poaching was at its peak

Shma2020:
You're the problem in SA. See why your government had to say about the declining rhino population.

The Kruger National Park in South Africa is where most of the country's rhino are being slaughtered. Authorities are battling to protect the species from poaching gangs.
As South Africa marked World Ranger Day on Saturday, the country's environmental authorities announced a setback in efforts to conserve the country's rhinos.
From January to the end of June 2021, 249 rhino have been poached for their horn in South Africa," said Barbara Creecy, the minister of environment, forestry and fisheries in a statement.

This figure is higher than the amount poached during the same period in 2020.

The country had been under a hard lockdown because of COVID-19 during much of that period. As lockdown restrictions have eased, authorities have seen an uptick in poaching activity.

South Africa's poaching problem
South Africa is battling to counter poaching syndicates who operate in the country's vast national parks. A large proportion of the slaughter took place in the Kruger National Park, where 132 rhinos were killed .

On other hand, Kenya rhino population had increased by nearly 30% since 2017 - thanks for wildlife conservationists.

Lion population going by two countries are nearly the same. TZ is the real champ there.

Other big 5. The likes of elephants, buffaloes etc. You can bring the stats.

as for lions:

That's just the free roaming population,there are over 10000 lion on private land in South Africa

Shma2020:
You're the problem in SA. See why your government had to say about the declining rhino population.

The Kruger National Park in South Africa is where most of the country's rhino are being slaughtered. Authorities are battling to protect the species from poaching gangs.
As South Africa marked World Ranger Day on Saturday, the country's environmental authorities announced a setback in efforts to conserve the country's rhinos.
From January to the end of June 2021, 249 rhino have been poached for their horn in South Africa," said Barbara Creecy, the minister of environment, forestry and fisheries in a statement.

This figure is higher than the amount poached during the same period in 2020.

The country had been under a hard lockdown because of COVID-19 during much of that period. As lockdown restrictions have eased, authorities have seen an uptick in poaching activity.

South Africa's poaching problem
South Africa is battling to counter poaching syndicates who operate in the country's vast national parks. A large proportion of the slaughter took place in the Kruger National Park, where 132 rhinos were killed .

On other hand, Kenya rhino population had increased by nearly 30% since 2017 - thanks for wildlife conservationists.

Lion population going by two countries are nearly the same. TZ is the real champ there.

Other big 5. The likes of elephants, buffaloes etc. You can bring the stats.

and? 70% of SAs wildlife is in private hands..... And Rhino poaching has decreased every year since rhino horn trade has been legalized again.... Besides since the legalisation of rhino horn our rhino have increased in numbers as well.

Did I mention our game population is growing at 20%p.a?

theTranscriber:
most of great scientists never even stepped in church during most of their scientific life. they just took religion as a playful stuff

cool story bro

theTranscriber:
I want to ask you something

if christainity never got to Africa and Asia and Australia and the Americas

would all those people go to hell?
for instance me
my historical religion is orishá belief systems,if the British and Portuguese didn't bring christainity to Nigeria about 600 years ago,would all my tribesmen die and go to hell?
and if the grandfather of my grandfather died with his worship of Sango and Ogun etc
did he go to hell fire?


all of you guys on the thread can answer too

its not up to me to judge

Mkenya2019:
Those are maasai in their wilderness. Not in a town like those south africans.

2nd doesn't look like Masaai and I can get several more if you want?

Mkenya2019:
Find a new hobby or a girlfriend or just go have a cold beer mate.

just picked her up

Mkenya2019:
Embarrassed by your primitive country men - look like 100 people lynching one cow. You should lend them your gun or arrow - and put it to sleep.

literally the same happens in your country? So what's your point?

Mkenya2019

going to check out for a while have to go fetch my Bow from the bow shop got some new servings and a bit of maintenance

Mkenya2019:
Unlike Nigeria (and I bet Ghana) at least kenya nearly every cattle is killed in abattoirs - and slaughter houses. What is missing is just gas chambers.

Kenya use to export beef to Europe and Middle east - but we dropped the ball. Now it's Botswana that does that.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CNCjNILwAo

Really ?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wk7jhRPLhtM


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_a7P5Av5x4