Finding Elk, Bears, and Other Big Game
Is this a sign of a trend and should bowhunters be worried? Or just an isolated incident?
http://www.bowsite.com/bowsite/features/articles/africa/2007regs/
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It doesn't say anything was banned just that canned hunts were abolished, which really isn't that big of a deal.
Well its not a huge problem and all those animals were dangerous and probably more safely hunted with guns.
Here we go again!
History is repeating itself and we have already forgotten the disaster at Kaibab and turned a blind eye!
http://depts.alverno.edu/nsmt/youngcc/research/kaibab/story1.html
http://depts.alverno.edu/nsmt/youngcc/research/kaibab/story2.html
A canned hunt ain't a 'hunt'. Hell I could do that in Missouri.
My understanding of the reason behind the archery ban in South Africa and other countries in Africa was that some animals were just too big to die quickly with an arrow. I have two examples I have recently watched on tv. First a guys shoots an elephant then quickly follows up with a rifle to finish him off. Whether you beleive it to be bow hunting or not the question remains, why shoot it with an arrow in the first place. Second, While I saw a giraffe shot with a bow and it took forever to die.
Are some animals too large for arrows? Evidently RSA thinks so.
That was a isolated incident, however they are trying to do it here for decades!
Just because you can afford to go to africa to hunt doesn't mean you're a good hunter. Perhaps some of these "slob' hunters are to blame, i don't know. In my home state legislation just passed to EXPAND bowhunting oppurtunities! With a many dems onboard. imagine that.
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My understanding of the reason behind the archery ban in South Africa and other countries in Africa was that some animals were just too big to die quickly with an arrow. I have two examples I have recently watched on tv. First a guys shoots an elephant then quickly follows up with a rifle to finish him off. Whether you beleive it to be bow hunting or not the question remains, why shoot it with an arrow in the first place. Second, While I saw a giraffe shot with a bow and it took forever to die.
Are some animals too large for arrows? Evidently RSA thinks so.
Here we go again!
History is repeating itself and we have already forgotten the disaster at Kaibab and turned a blind eye!
http://depts.alverno.edu/nsmt/youngcc/research/kaibab/story1.html
http://depts.alverno.edu/nsmt/youngcc/research/kaibab/story2.html
Just because you can afford to go to africa to hunt doesn't mean you're a good hunter. Perhaps some of these "slob' hunters are to blame, i don't know. In my home state legislation just passed to EXPAND bowhunting oppurtunities! With a many dems onboard. imagine that.
It doesn't say anything was banned just that canned hunts were abolished, which really isn't that big of a deal.
A canned hunt ain't a 'hunt'. Hell I could do that in Missouri.
That was a isolated incident, however they are trying to do it here for decades!
Well its not a huge problem and all those animals were dangerous and probably more safely hunted with guns.
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