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Topic	trophy hunter killed lion who was part of research project
Pechabust 08/06/25 12:29:07 PM #42:	St0rmFury posted... The way I see it, it's no different than culling and it's allowed by the park as a source of income. Aging lions are marked for removal anyway, might as well make some money from it. 1. The park gets income to continue maintaining the park for other animals under their care. 2. Aging non-breeding lions are removed, allowing for the pride to thrive by letting younger males in. 3. The lion carcass is given to local tribes as a food source. 4. The hunter gets to brag about his "mighty" feat to his buddies. Win-win situation for everyone. Well except for the killed lion, sucks for him >_> Culling endangered species? <cite>Pechabust posted [p:986014359] in trophy hun... [t:81021646]...</cite> <quote>St0rmFury posted... </cite><quote>The way I see it, it's no different than culling and it's allowed by the park as a source of income. Aging lions are marked for removal anyway, might as well make some money from it.1. The park gets income to continue maintaining the park for other animals under their care.2. Aging non-breeding lions are removed, allowing for the pride to thrive by letting younger males in.3. The lion carcass is given to local tribes as a food source.4. The hunter gets to brag about his "mighty" feat to his buddies.Win-win situation for everyone. Well except for the killed lion, sucks for him >_></quote>Culling endangered species?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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