re: Outrage alert: White woman hunts a giraffe in Africa, so you know what happens next

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She had to know she was sticking her neck out there

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Which is exactly my point. If you know there has been previous outrage for something similar in the past, she is a buffoon for doing the same thing and especially for posting pics on social media.

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I honestly don't think a woman from Kentucky gives a shite about actors in LA.

it was coming right for her !

I'd let her hold my gun until it went off.

I’d split it

The North American Hunting/Conservation has been the most successful conservation effort in history. The species will thrive when the animal has a monetary value. The money spent by the hunters goes directly to protecting the species.

If there are no giraffes, then there is no one paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to hunt them. If they aren't allowed to hunt them then there is no one out there protecting them. That is when poachers step in and kill them to sell in the Asian trade markets.

Either way someone is killing them, it's just going to be hunters that pay way too much money which causes the natives to work to protect them to ensure they have a population to hunt or it's poachers paying nothing

frick that bitch.

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Now I would want to make sure the meat/bones were put to good use and it isn't just a sporting kill.

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They typically give the meat/hide to local villages. I wish these people who are outraged would do some more research as to why hunts like these take place. People aren't going out and killing giraffes everyday for the hell of it.

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“The giraffe I hunted was the South African sub-species of giraffe. The numbers of this sub-species is actually increasing due, in part, to hunters and conservation efforts paid for in large part by big game hunting. The breed is not rare in any way other than it was very old. Giraffes get darker with age,” said Talley, in an email to Fox News. She points out that the giraffe she killed was 18, too old to breed, and had killed three younger bulls who were able to breed, causing the herd’s population to decrease. Now, with the older giraffe dead, the younger bulls are able to continue to breed and can increase the population. “This is called conservation through game management,” says Talley, who insists hers was not a “canned” hunt.

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“The giraffe in the photo is of the South African species Giraffa giraffe, which are not rare – they are increasing in the wild,” Julian Fennessy, Ph.D., co-founder of the Giraffe Conservation Foundation told Yahoo Lifestyle. “Legal hunting of giraffe is not a reason for their decline, despite the moral and ethical side of it which is a different story.”

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She should have her gun owning privileges taken from her here in the U.S. She has shown she is not responsible with a firearm. Next thing you know she’ll be shooting up a school.

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Ok, she is kind of an a-hole. There are several pics of her out there doing dumb poses

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Is this worthy of a white people gif?