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Kathi
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04 July 2009, 21:09
Eland SlayerWow.....looks like a Hartebeest with a set of Impala horns.
04 July 2009, 21:24
Michael RobinsonI believe that those antelope are more commonly known as Hunter's hartebeest.
One has to pity the wildlife of Kenya and Somalia these days.
Mike
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05 July 2009, 04:20
BrettAKSCI..or Hunter's Antelope. Too bad.
Brett
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05 July 2009, 05:35
retreeverKenya's wildlife... no hunting since around 1980 When the World Bank loaned them 200mil with the stipulation of outlawing hunting... It has been all down hill for the animals in that country...
So dont blame hunting for the antelopes dying off... Just plain poaching...
Mike
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05 July 2009, 06:55
RBHuntI always knew that animal as a Hunters Heartebeest. Picture looks like an impala.
05 July 2009, 14:25
kibokolambogoquote:
Originally posted by retreever:
Kenya's wildlife... no hunting since around 1980 When the World Bank loaned them 200mil with the stipulation of outlawing hunting... It has been all down hill for the animals in that country...
So dont blame hunting for the antelopes dying off... Just plain poaching...
Mike
Yes...that and the ill-distribution of land, deforestation of areas in all likelihood unsuitable for farming, leading
to a general destabilization of the wildlife's movement patterns, leaving it with nowhere to go.
Top marks to the World Bank !!
07 July 2009, 10:25
Andrew McLarenBlame hunting for the deterioration of the animal polulations! No hunting = No income = No value = free to poach! With hunting = some income = some value = not free to poach! So blame the lack of hunting for the bad situation.
If it pays, it stays!
In good hunting.
Andrew McLaren
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Today I still hunt! 07 July 2009, 21:57
375hnhwhat Andrew said

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