ANU NGBADA SWEETEST MEAT EVER!

BoneBlogger:
A Nigerian man,Uchenna Irechukwu was so elated after catching an antelope during a hunting expedition in Owerri, Imo state. According to the graduate of Enugu State University of Science and Technology, he caught the antelope while hunting last night before skinning the dead animal and butchering it in preparation for pepper soup. See pictures below;

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/02/excited-man-shows-off-kill-hunting-expedition-owerri-photos.html

I never taste that meat before but I have taste Lion meat twice

EgunMogaji:


Which sane country jails for legal hunting?

Is this legal?

Jeezuzpick:


Is this legal?

Is it illegal?

Everything is legal in the entire world unless it specifically violates a legal statue.

This one na professional hunter, that skinning na skill in it self..

I hope you don't eat any living thing that was killed?

sirgalahad26:
nd u're happy butchering such a beautiful animal! stonehenge fall on u for dat!!!

This is a KOB....

Why are Nigerians this Crazy!!!

Killing every Godamn thing

shuussh, this one na meat! doesn't belong to the zoo. zoo is a prison for animals, animals kept in the zoo is an act of wickedness by humans!

ExAngel007:
poor thing

why not take it to a zoo? you could have made some thousand bucks from it

Some people will just buy antelope along the expressway and take it home to take pictures all for trending

when he didnt hunt the animal in a reserved area?

Jeezuzpick:
Celebrity poacher.

In saner climes, they would jail his arse!

Bush meat is very good whn u blend am with dis

ExAngel007:
poor thing

why not take it to a zoo? you could have made some thousand bucks from it

who says he won't make more than that from the pepper soup..

This beautiful animal?
Hmmm!

ZombieTAMER:
This is a crime against Mother Nature



Where are the animal right groups

i am not understanding oo...so the lions and cheetah that kill these antelopes for food , have they committed a crime against mother nature too?

jerflakes:
That's a deer not an antelope

pls what's the difference between a deer and an antelope?

millhouse:
i am not understanding oo...so the lions and cheetah that kill these antelopes for food , have they committed a crime against mother nature too?

You should know where you belong in the food chain

sirgalahad26:
nd u're happy butchering such a beautiful animal! stonehenge fall on u for dat!!!

.seconded

BoneBlogger:
A Nigerian man,Uchenna Irechukwu was so elated after catching an antelope during a hunting expedition in Owerri, Imo state. According to the graduate of Enugu State University of Science and Technology, he caught the antelope while hunting last night before skinning the dead animal and butchering it in preparation for pepper soup. See pictures below;

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/02/excited-man-shows-off-kill-hunting-expedition-owerri-photos.html

and that is some clean kill,
kudos

Jeezuzpick:
Celebrity poacher.

In saner climes, they would jail his arse!

I don't understand. Jail him for what now?

jerflakes:
That's a deer not an antelope

That is a roe antelope, often mistakenly called deer by many.

Didn't even know there were such beautiful yet harmless animals in SE. It should've been preserved.
see what hunger causes. one day we may have no more antelopes left.

JuanDeDios:

That is a roe antelope, often mistakenly called deer by many.

If it's mistakenly called a deer, then it's a deer

thornapple:
Didn't even know there were such beautiful yet harmless animals in SE. It should've been preserved.
see what hunger causes. one day we may have no more antelopes left.

Omo do you know how to shut up?
you use your hands to cover your mouth.
Now that's a good girl

gamechanger1:
Such an elegant animal. I'm surprised and happy that we still have them in the wild

Reminds me of the day I saw this beauty on my way to the farm nearly 30 years ago. Even now, we still have them but their number is much reduced. If no effort is made to save them they will die out.

ExAngel007:
poor thing

why not take it to a zoo? you could have made some thousand bucks from it

Make I hear word jàre

Campusity:
Oh dear. What a beautiful animal. Killed for sport! What happened to chicken and goats.


At this rate there will no wild animal left to show our children!

sharrap ...so If you finish the goat and chicken ,what will you show your children ?

jerflakes:


If it's mistakenly called a deer, then it's a deer

What kind of reasoning is this? You're Chinese, I mistakenly call you Filipino, so you're Filipino? Ok, let me explain.

Zoologically, for an animal to be called a deer, it must have antlers. Antlers are horns with branches. It doesn't grow antlers, it's no deer. The "deer" in sub-Saharan Africa have horns, not antlers. In the white man's language, English, they are called roe antelopes, not deer. But many Nigerians call them "deer" because they have horns and for which reason they are seen as a separate class of animals from antelope in our languages. But if you are speaking English and not your language, they are correctly called roe antelopes, not deers.

kingisback11:


[s] Omo do you know how to shut up?
you use your hands to cover your mouth.
Now that's a good girl[/s]

mtcheeeeeeew!!!!!!

Make una de kee de go till naija open wide life park

JuanDeDios:

What kind of reasoning is this? You're Chinese, I mistakenly call you Filipino, so you're Filipino? Ok, let me explain.

Zoologically, for an animal to be called a deer, it must have antlers. Antlers are horns with branches. It doesn't grow antlers, it's no deer. The "deer" in sub-Saharan Africa have horns, not antlers. In the white man's language, English, they are called roe antelopes, not deer. But many Nigerians call them "deer" because they have horns and for which reason they are seen as a separate class of animals from antelope in our languages. But if you are speaking English and not your language, they are correctly called roe antelopes, not deers.

Thank you Bros

Abeg no vex

somehow:
I hope you don't eat any living thing that was killed?

oya if u dont know i'm a vegetarian!

JuanDeDios:

Reminds me of the day I saw this beauty on my way to the farm nearly 30 years ago. Even now, we still have them but their number is much reduced. If no effort is made to save them they will die out.

There's a lot to be done in the area of conservation and tourism. Sadly, the only person who ever thought in that direction is Donald duke. It's important to preserve the many endowments Nigeria is blessed with