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For half the size of South Africa - I think we have enough. If your pink nose and small tail had been here - you'd have decimated this. We really grateful for Maasai esp for considering it taboo to kill or eat animals.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEp5H12vGm4

jl115:
yes and a lack of wildlife

theTranscriber:
90% of Africa?
stop taking nyaope
Nigeria's problems can be solved in two years by a normal leader yours will take decades


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I was wrong though
you're more like the obesity capital of Africa

Nigeria is a sh1thole mate a massive cesspool which ranks last in nearly every social economic index!!

- Glad you can admit your mistakes

rvp2018:
Dude, grass cutter is a rat, a rodent. A rabbit like reared and eaten in Kenya is not a rodent.

keep deceiving yourself

I wonder why you can't answer a simple question, I thought you said you were educated.

Grass cutter is cane rat. Rabbit is not a rat or a rodent. This basic science. In kenya people keep and rear rabbits. Growing up I kept rabbits. I love their smooth skin and intellect. But grass cutter - that one was fodder for our dogs.

Just30:
keep deceiving yourself

I wonder why you can't answer a simple question, I thought you said you were educated.

rvp2018:
For half the size of South Africa - I think we have enough. If you pink nose and small tail had been here - you'd have decimated this. We really grateful for Maasai esp for considering it taboo to kill or eat animals.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEp5H12vGm4

Kenya has lost 50% of its wildlife since the 80s...................that is decimation at its finest

At the same time SA has grown its wildlife population from a small 400 000 head of game to over 30 million today.......

are Maasai vegetarians? or does there meat also grow on trees?

rvp2018:
So if we ate gazelles or buffalos - they wont be decimated. Understand the cultural difference.

"It is a taboo for any Maasai to kill or eat a wild animal," explains Mzee Metui Ole Shaudo a local leader and Chairman for the Ngorongoro Pastoralists Council.

Who gives a fvck about the Masaai? and yes if Kenya had a well run hunting industry like SA your wildlife would be thriving just like it is in SA and also Namibia

Animal poachers and hunters like you decimated wildlife. Not Maasai.
Maasai eat cow - actually they rarely eat cow - or goat or sheep.
Cows are kept to be milked - and for blood to be drawn - not to be eaten.
Eating a cow was the last resort.

jl115:
Kenya has lost 50% of its wildlife since the 80s...................that is decimation at its finest

At the same time SA has grown its wildlife population from a small 400 000 head of game to over 30 million today.......

are Maasai vegetarians? or does there meat also grow on trees?

If you knew anything about wildlife -you know nearly all game in kenya and tanzania are in maasailand - and maasai live together with wildlife - the animals are not in animal parks.

The humans, cattle, wildlife existed in perfect harmony. Nobody protected animals - because nobody ate wild animals. The offshot of khoisan who hunt in kenya were considers just inferior fools. For Maasai - God had given them a dog and cattle. Why kill the rest of animals. Even a cow was killed as last resort...you can draw blood for it and eat the blood...or milk it.

Before your pink nose arrived in Europe to murder humans and animals. Bloody slowpoke.

jl115:
Who gives a fvck about the Masaai? and yes if Kenya had a well run hunting industry like SA your wildlife would be thriving just like it is in SA and also Namibia

rvp2018:
It's a rat. Other name is cane rat. In kenya we eat rabbits. Please upgrade. Do not eat rats.

in Ghana we eat both. Rat and rabbit. Who says it is forbidden?

Well, health wise , drinking of uncooked blood Is not ideal. We cook our soft big rat and rabbit here before eating. We aren't kenyans.

rvp2018:
Animal poachers and hunters like you decimated wildlife. Not Maasai.
Maasai eat cow - actually they rarely eat cow - or goat or sheep.
Cows are kept to be milked - and for blood to be drawn - not to be eaten.
Eating a cow was the last resort.

Maybe you have forgotten but South Africa's wild life population is thriving and growing by 20% p.a thanks to hunters like me.............SA has grown it's wildlife population from 400 000 to over 30 million today while Kenya has lost half it's wildlife since the 80s....

Our wildlife numbers are 30+ times more than that of Kenya

Kenyans have decimated its wildlife....won't be long until you guys are just like Nigeria, with no wildlife at all

Blood is richest source of iron. Milk richest source of calcium. You can only get iron if you eat maybe liver - which is also soaking with blood. This is why Kenyans have strong bones and can run miles.

vaxx:
in Ghana we eat both. Rat and rabbit. Who says it is forbidden?

Well, health wise , drinking of uncooked blood Is not ideal. We cook our soft big rat and rabbit here before eating. We are aren't kenyans.

jl115:
I guess I also live in a shack then

Now that you got the biggest sanctuary in the "southern hemisphere" you should at least build something worthy of being called an office not that chicken shed you're working in.

jl115:
Kenya has lost 50% of its wildlife since the 80s...................that is decimation at its finest

At the same time SA has grown its wildlife population from a small 400 000 head of game to over 30 million today.......

are Maasai vegetarians? or does there meat also grow on trees?

All those animals are Tanzania's, they were born in Tz.

rvp2018:
If you knew anything about wildlife -you know nearly all game in kenya and tanzania are in maasailand - and maasai live together with wildlife - the animals are not in animal parks.

The humans, cattle, wildlife existed in perfect harmony. Nobody protected animals - because nobody ate wild animals. The offshot of khoisan who hunt in kenya were considers just inferior fools. For Maasai - God had given them a dog and cattle. Why kill the rest of animals. Even a cow was killed as last resort...you can draw blood for it and eat the blood...or milk it.

Before your pink nose arrived in Europe to murder humans and animals. Bloody slowpoke.

Yet Kenya has lost 50% of it's wildlife since the 80s and South Africa has increased it's population by literally thousands of % thanks to hunting

Where are the figures...and type of wildlife.
If you are talking about hebirvores - and rats - save it.
If you kill one lion - you cannot replace.

Nigeria - how many animals are in Netherland.

jl115:
Maybe you have forgotten but South Africa's wild life population is thriving and growing by 20% p.a thanks to hunters like me.............SA has grown it's wildlife population from 400 000 to over 30 million today while Kenya has lost half it's wildlife since the 80s....

Our wildlife numbers are 30+ times more than that of Kenya

Kenyans have decimated its wildlife....won't be long until you guys are just like Nigeria, with no wildlife at all

Saddamochieng00:
Now that you got the biggest sanctuary in the "southern hemisphere" you should at least build something worthy of being called an office not that chicken shed you're working in.

LOL!!

100yrs of white colonialism decimated Africa, America and name it wildlife. We cannot allow you in kenya to come and continue your murderous campaign.

Go and grow back Europe wildlife using the great hunting skills you've learnt in South Africa.

jl115:
Yet Kenya has lost 50% of it's wildlife since the 80s and South Africa has increased it's population by literally thousands of % thanks to hunting

Give them a passport. And also put a curtain on Kilimanjaro.

Kazikazi:
All those animals are Tanzania's, they were born in Tz.

rvp2018:
Where are the figures...and type of wildlife.
If you are talking about hebirvores - and rats - save it.
If you kill one lion - you cannot replace.

Nigeria - how many animals are in Netherland.

" In 1964, we had about 575 000 wild game animals countrywide. During the 1960s, safari hunting and game ranching were mere fledglings in South Africa, but the fact of the matter is that hunting started to place a value on wildlife and wild areas, creating a direct incentive to purchase, own, protect and conserve this precious resource. It became a viable investment. As the safari hunting industry began to grow and with it, the demand for South Africa as a destination, more and more land was converted from agriculture to wildlife.

Today, we can boast a wildlife population of close to 24 million head of game. Some species, such as white rhino (of which there are currently more than 5 000 on private land and a further 13 000 on State land), black wildebeest and bontebok, were brought back from the brink of extinction. Our sable and roan populations are healthy and growing, once again, and are mostly found on private land today.

Species are constantly being re-introduced into areas where they have become locally extinct. There are currently more than 10 000 privately owned game ranches in South Africa, predominantly in marginal agricultural areas, covering an estimated 21 million hectares of land. To put it into perspective: private enterprise owns three times more land, managed under hugely successful and effective conservation programmes, than all the state-owned parks and reserves combined.

The wildlife industry, as a whole, which includes professional hunting, contributed some R10 billion to South Africa’s economy in 2014 and this figure is expected to increase annually. Detailed information and statistics about the industry and its economic value are available from the PHASA office and website.

Today, we have more international hunting tourists travelling to South Africa each year than any other country on the continent. The South African conservation success story is based on private ownership of land and game, and the sound principle of ‘sustainable utilisation’, of which ‘responsible hunting’ forms a major part. A simple comparison is Kenya, a country that has lost 85% of its wildlife since terminating all hunting in the late 1970s."

https://phasa.co.za/our-conservation-success-story/

Well done Kenya!!

vankelvin:
If really the First Black Prime Minister, who later became the First President of Ghana went to Nigeria to seek help as you said they would have written it.... If those so called industries by Nigerians ever existed like it would be in the history books by now..

I still want to know how Nkrumah depended on Nigerian after he had successfully won indepence for his people?

I very clearly said not dependant but we helped a lot and by your statement all students in Ghana are expected to know all companies that Nkrumah brought into the nation or am I misunderstanding something

rvp2018:
100yrs of white colonialism decimated Africa, America and name it wildlife. We cannot allow you in kenya to come and continue your murderous campaign.

Go and grow back Europe wildlife using the great hunting skills you've learnt in South Africa.

American wildlife is actually thriving again thanks to well regulated hunting industry!!

Also why do you murder so many cows?

We will never allow hunting. And we have successfully lobbied for banning of hunting and trade in wild game. It's pure evil. Take your murderous instinct back to Europe.

jl115:
" In 1964, we had about 575 000 wild game animals countrywide. During the 1960s, safari hunting and game ranching were mere fledglings in South Africa, but the fact of the matter is that hunting started to place a value on wildlife and wild areas, creating a direct incentive to purchase, own, protect and conserve this precious resource. It became a viable investment. As the safari hunting industry began to grow and with it, the demand for South Africa as a destination, more and more land was converted from agriculture to wildlife.

Today, we can boast a wildlife population of close to 24 million head of game. Some species, such as white rhino (of which there are currently more than 5 000 on private land and a further 13 000 on State land), black wildebeest and bontebok, were brought back from the brink of extinction. Our sable and roan populations are healthy and growing, once again, and are mostly found on private land today.

Species are constantly being re-introduced into areas where they have become locally extinct. There are currently more than 10 000 privately owned game ranches in South Africa, predominantly in marginal agricultural areas, covering an estimated 21 million hectares of land. To put it into perspective: private enterprise owns three times more land, managed under hugely successful and effective conservation programmes, than all the state-owned parks and reserves combined.

The wildlife industry, as a whole, which includes professional hunting, contributed some R10 billion to South Africa’s economy in 2014 and this figure is expected to increase annually. Detailed information and statistics about the industry and its economic value are available from the PHASA office and website.

Today, we have more international hunting tourists travelling to South Africa each year than any other country on the continent. The South African conservation success story is based on private ownership of land and game, and the sound principle of ‘sustainable utilisation’, of which ‘responsible hunting’ forms a major part. A simple comparison is Kenya, a country that has lost 85% of its wildlife since terminating all hunting in the late 1970s."

https://phasa.co.za/our-conservation-success-story/

Well done Kenya!!

rvp2018:
If you kill one lion - you cannot replace.

I can't


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iGJjdt1xSo

When you hunt for food; that is okay; we keep cows for food;
We wont allow some murderous european to exercise his urge to kill on animals.
Go get a girlfriend or drink beer or swim or something.

Not everything is about money. If Kenyans have for centuries NEVER killed wild animals for fun or food - why allow it.

This is why we have burnt several millions worth of ivory

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pBfyM6Dsm8

jl115:
American wildlife is actually thriving again thanks to well regulated hunting industry!!

Also why do you murder so many cows?

@rvp2018

WTF


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FX4Bw5RVDTU

rvp2018:
Give them a passport. And also put a curtain on Kilimanjaro.

We help you to boost your tourism. Now you must respect us big time

jl115:
Maybe you have forgotten but South Africa's wild life population is thriving and growing by 20% p.a thanks to hunters like me.............SA has grown it's wildlife population from 400 000 to over 30 million today while Kenya has lost half it's wildlife since the 80s....

Our wildlife numbers are 30+ times more than that of Kenya

Kenyans have decimated its wildlife....won't be long until you guys are just like Nigeria, with no wildlife at all

Who says Nigeria has no wildife? Albeit they're endangered but they still survive in our environment we have in the southern forest regions leopards, gorillas, monkeys, baboons, elephants, hippos, lizards, manatee plenty of animals the problem is the people tend to kill them for food but as we develop this problem will be stemmed it is mainly in the north where most wildlife is extinct but I believe that soon we will have a turn around

rvp2018:
When you hunt for food; that is okay; we keep cows for food;
We wont allow some murderous european to exercise his urge to kill on animals.
Go get a girlfriend or drink beer or swim or something.

Ok so cows or ok but what about this:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FX4Bw5RVDTU

The Maasai killed lions only during boys initiation ceremony - to proof their manhood - and for animals to be aware - that man was the KING - and lions should never think of touching cows or sheep.

Maasai do not need guns or whatever to dominate animals. The animals are very aware of the order of seniority. That is why Maasai and wildlife co-existed peaceful.

You cowards bring guns to kill animals. Who does that? And call it hunting. That is just plain murder.

jl115:
@rvp2018

WTF


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FX4Bw5RVDTU

Boer if you really want meat - by hunting - grow real cojones - and stop murdering animals

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mg0EFw7sPSo&t=186s

rvp2018:
Blood is richest source of iron. Milk richest source of calcium. You can only get iron if you eat maybe liver - which is also soaking with blood. This is why Kenyans have strong bones and can run miles.

Beans is doing the same job. Drinking raw blood is tantamount to cannibalism and it is consider both immoral and unhealthy. . We aren't animal here . We are human . We cook nearly our food except maybe vegitables and fruit.

Blood is cooked - and added to milk or other food. Drinking cow blood is not drinking human blood. So eating animal meat is cannibalism?
Important thing - cow was not to be eaten - but milk and blood can be drawn from it - and eaten.
There was no murderous gene that Boer has.

vaxx:
Beans is doing the same job. Drinking raw blood is tantamount to cannibalism and it is consider both immoral and unhealthy. . We aren't animal here . We are human . We cook nearly our food except maybe vegitables and fruit.