Cecil the Lion was killed by big game hunter/MN dentist Walter J. Palmer of Eden Prarie

We are killing all of their lions

SeeRockCity wrote:We are killing all of their lions

Too bad they don't return the favor.

All charges dropped on guide.

https://www.google.com/amp/nypost.com/2016/11/11/no-charges-for-guide-who-led-hunt-for-cecil-the-lion/amp/?client=safari

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#BREAKING: The son of Cecil, the lion killed by an American dentist, has been shot dead by a trophy hunter #premium http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/07/20/cecil-lions-son-xanda-killed-trophy-hunter-nearhwange-national/ …

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#BREAKING: The son of Cecil, the lion killed by an American dentist, has been shot dead by a trophy hunter #premium http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/07/20/cecil-lions-son-xanda-killed-trophy-hunter-nearhwange-national/ …

Whew. Glad we got rid of that menace.

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That guy sold out Jimmy John's, retains some advisory position with the company. Mostly just spending his billion plus fortune.
In other words  buying /not buying their sandwiches ain't making much difference to him at this point

just patriotic Americans being patriotic Americans.

bless this man and his processed meat sandwiches.

Isn’t this the same guy that fucked a dead shark?

steveschneider wrote:Isn’t this the same guy that fucked a dead shark?

No that was CMU's head coach. Fire up Chips!

WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:

steveschneider wrote:Isn’t this the same guy that fucked a dead shark?

No that was CMU's head coach. Fire up Chips!

steveschneider wrote:Isn’t this the same guy that fucked a dead shark?

It was an ostrich. But, there's rumors more than ones persons was involved.

SawGreen wrote:

steveschneider wrote:Isn’t this the same guy that fucked a dead shark?

It was an ostrich. But, there's rumors more than ones persons was involved.

Blanch?

Suburban Detroit trophy hunter allowed to import rare black rhino's parts to Michigan

A suburban Detroit trophy hunter who spent $400,000 to hunt a rare black rhinoceros in Africa is receiving permission to import the animal’s skin, skull, and horns to Michigan.

The Trump administration is granting approval to Chris D. Peyerk, a Shelby Township resident who applied in April for a permit from the federal Fish and Wildlife Service, The Associated Press first reported.

Peyerk is the president of Michigan-based Dan’s Excavating Inc., a construction business that does a lot of road work for the state’s Department of Transportation.

Boycott Dan's Excavating.

lemme guess.. he's rich, white, insecure and has some sexual orientation issues that he needs to work through..?

Robert J Sakimano wrote:lemme guess.. he's rich, white, insecure and has some sexual orientation issues that he needs to work through..?

Don't forget bald, fat and from Macomb county.

AvgMSUJoe wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:lemme guess.. he's rich, white, insecure and has some sexual orientation issues that he needs to work through..?

Don't forget bald, fat and from Macomb county.

#MAGA

AvgMSUJoe wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:lemme guess.. he's rich, white, insecure and has some sexual orientation issues that he needs to work through..?

Don't forget bald, fat and from Macomb county.

He's probably from nearby Oakland Twp or Rochester Hills. A lot more wealth there and a short drive their HQ on 23 Mile Rd.

Floyd Robertson wrote:

AvgMSUJoe wrote:

Don't forget bald, fat and from Macomb county.

He's probably from nearby Oakland Twp or Rochester Hills. A lot more wealth there and a short drive their HQ on 23 Mile Rd.

BawwitdaBaw.... Shelby twp in Macomb Cty.

https://heavy.com/news/2019/09/chris-peyerk/

Also looks like he inherited his wealth, likes crooked politics and is a big UM fan.

is Chris the one on the left?

AvgMSUJoe wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:

He's probably from nearby Oakland Twp or Rochester Hills. A lot more wealth there and a short drive their HQ on 23 Mile Rd.

BawwitdaBaw.... Shelby twp in Macomb Cty.

https://heavy.com/news/2019/09/chris-peyerk/

Also looks like he inherited his wealth, likes crooked politics and is a big UM fan.

Well, fuck. I'm imploring my Shelby Twp civic leaders to deport this fucker to Macomb Twp.

What an asshole.

Peyerk shelled out $400,000 for the opportunity to hunt the 29-year-old male rhino bull inside a Namibian national park in May 2018.

"Legal, well-regulated hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve the species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation," Laury Parramore, spokeswoman for the Fish and Wildlife Service, told the AP.

He was probably at the end of his rhino humping days. They don't live much longer than his age in the wild.

Jake from State Farm wrote:Peyerk shelled out $400,000 for the opportunity to hunt the 29-year-old male rhino bull inside a Namibian national park in May 2018.

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"Hunting"

DWags wrote:

Jake from State Farm wrote:Peyerk shelled out $400,000 for the opportunity to hunt the 29-year-old male rhino bull inside a Namibian national park in May 2018.

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"Hunting"

Well yeah, probably more like tag along with some guides and pull the trigger when I tell you to.

Jake from State Farm wrote:

DWags wrote:

"Hunting"

Well yeah, probably more like tag along with some guides and pull the trigger when I tell you to.

Yeah, growing up in Northern Michigan and having some friends, to this day, who just don't buy meat from stores, and respect the process of hunting trapping and fishing, I get the "thrill of the hunt" and respect in it many ways. I also get that there is a need to thin herds, to conserve when needed and all that stuff. I don't respect the guys who pay that kind of money to be lead by the hand to find an animal and to pull the trigger. Fuck them. Its' not hunting, it's target shooting. Nothing more. It's the equivalent of sitting at a gun range, having them walk the animal in by a leash, taking the leash off and letting these assholes shoot it.

I mean I guess it's legal but yeah, fuck them

DWags wrote:

Jake from State Farm wrote:

Well yeah, probably more like tag along with some guides and pull the trigger when I tell you to.

Yeah, growing up in Northern Michigan and having some friends, to this day, who just don't buy meat from stores, and respect the process of hunting trapping and fishing, I get the "thrill of the hunt" and respect in it many ways. I also get that there is a need to thin herds, to conserve when needed and all that stuff. I don't respect the guys who pay that kind of money to be lead by the hand to find an animal and to pull the trigger. Fuck them. Its' not hunting, it's target shooting. Nothing more. It's the equivalent of sitting at a gun range, having them walk the animal in by a leash, taking the leash off and letting these assholes shoot it.

I mean I guess it's legal but yeah, fuck them

To be fair, it's not at a zoo, it's at a national park. I can't speak for Namibia, but few, if any, of our national parks are at all enclosed, and most are pretty damn big in size. I would think that hunting in a national park is not really any different than hunting on any other piece of land, and wouldn't be like leading the animals to you on a leash (though again, I can't speak for Namibia, so for all I know that is exactly what they did).

As a disclaimer, I have never hunted a day in my life. I do support hunting for some of the reasons you mentioned above (and the very tasty venison when it comes to deer hunting), though I hate trophy hunting for the sake of just the trophy.

MiamiSpartan wrote:

DWags wrote:

Yeah, growing up in Northern Michigan and having some friends, to this day, who just don't buy meat from stores, and respect the process of hunting trapping and fishing, I get the "thrill of the hunt" and respect in it many ways. I also get that there is a need to thin herds, to conserve when needed and all that stuff. I don't respect the guys who pay that kind of money to be lead by the hand to find an animal and to pull the trigger. Fuck them. Its' not hunting, it's target shooting. Nothing more. It's the equivalent of sitting at a gun range, having them walk the animal in by a leash, taking the leash off and letting these assholes shoot it.

I mean I guess it's legal but yeah, fuck them

To be fair, it's not at a zoo, it's at a national park. I can't speak for Namibia, but few, if any, of our national parks are at all enclosed, and most are pretty damn big in size. I would think that hunting in a national park is not really any different than hunting on any other piece of land, and wouldn't be like leading the animals to you on a leash (though again, I can't speak for Namibia, so for all I know that is exactly what they did).

As a disclaimer, I have never hunted a day in my life. I do support hunting for some of the reasons you mentioned above (and the very tasty venison when it comes to deer hunting), though I hate trophy hunting for the sake of just the trophy.

this. dwags you ever been to a national park bro?

knuckle-draggers are gonna knuckle-drag.

Jake from State Farm wrote:

DWags wrote:

"Hunting"

Well yeah, probably more like tag along with some guides and pull the trigger when I tell you to.

Exactly.

MiamiSpartan wrote:

DWags wrote:

Yeah, growing up in Northern Michigan and having some friends, to this day, who just don't buy meat from stores, and respect the process of hunting trapping and fishing, I get the "thrill of the hunt" and respect in it many ways. I also get that there is a need to thin herds, to conserve when needed and all that stuff. I don't respect the guys who pay that kind of money to be lead by the hand to find an animal and to pull the trigger. Fuck them. Its' not hunting, it's target shooting. Nothing more. It's the equivalent of sitting at a gun range, having them walk the animal in by a leash, taking the leash off and letting these assholes shoot it.

I mean I guess it's legal but yeah, fuck them

To be fair, it's not at a zoo, it's at a national park. I can't speak for Namibia, but few, if any, of our national parks are at all enclosed, and most are pretty damn big in size. I would think that hunting in a national park is not really any different than hunting on any other piece of land, and wouldn't be like leading the animals to you on a leash (though again, I can't speak for Namibia, so for all I know that is exactly what they did).

As a disclaimer, I have never hunted a day in my life. I do support hunting for some of the reasons you mentioned above (and the very tasty venison when it comes to deer hunting), though I hate trophy hunting for the sake of just the trophy.

Not so fast my friend....
It’s not like those guides had to scour the entire park in search of a target. They know the exact area to cover in order to find their prey. Whale watches don’t skim the Pacific coastline from Vancouver to the Baja Peninsula. Experienced locals have very good ideas of the times and places where pods can be found. It’s not much different than DWags grabbing his pole and sticking his worm in his favorite fishing hole.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:

MiamiSpartan wrote:
To be fair, it's not at a zoo, it's at a national park. I can't speak for Namibia, but few, if any, of our national parks are at all enclosed, and most are pretty damn big in size. I would think that hunting in a national park is not really any different than hunting on any other piece of land, and wouldn't be like leading the animals to you on a leash (though again, I can't speak for Namibia, so for all I know that is exactly what they did).

As a disclaimer, I have never hunted a day in my life. I do support hunting for some of the reasons you mentioned above (and the very tasty venison when it comes to deer hunting), though I hate trophy hunting for the sake of just the trophy.

this. dwags you ever been to a national park bro?

Em, no, I never did.

You think that was the point? If so, I apologize for not being specific. I will do so now. The pussy, paid a half a million dollars to get guides who are familiar with the "national park" knew of the animals habits and area and guided that piece of shit up to the animal and probably loaded that fuck heads gun for him too.

Fuck him.

DWags wrote:

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:

this. dwags you ever been to a national park bro?

Em, no, I never did.

You think that was the point? If so, I apologize for not being specific. I will do so now. The pussy, paid a half a million dollars to get guides who are familiar with the "national park" knew of the animals habits and area and guided that piece of shit up to the animal and probably loaded that fuck heads gun for him too.

Fuck him.

I’m with you bro. Just the National Park piece was wrong. Peace and love.

DWags wrote:

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:

this. dwags you ever been to a national park bro?

Em, no, I never did.  

You think that was the point?   If so, I apologize for not being specific.  I will do so now.  The pussy, paid a half a million dollars to get guides who are familiar with the "national park" knew of the animals habits and area and guided that piece of shit up to the animal and probably loaded that fuck heads gun for him too.

Fuck him.  

His mother and brother probably schooled him on the fine art of poaching, er I mean hunting, after all they did bag a trophy grizzly bear a day before the season a few years back in Alaska.

DWags wrote:

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:

this. dwags you ever been to a national park bro?

Em, no, I never did.  

You think that was the point?   If so, I apologize for not being specific.  I will do so now.  The pussy, paid a half a million dollars to get guides who are familiar with the "national park" knew of the animals habits and area and guided that piece of shit up to the animal and probably loaded that fuck heads gun for him too.

Fuck him.  

Is that really any different than going to someone's personal property to hunt, which is fairly common in Michigan and elsewhere?  They know the land like the back of their hand, know the animals habits, bait areas for them, etc.  Or any different than fishing in a pond or lake that you've fished on for decades and know all the good spots?

Also, since you had bolded the fact that he was hunted in a national park where you then laughed at "hunting", I suppose that's why I thought that your issue was that being in a national park somehow made it less of a "hunt".

MiamiSpartan wrote:

DWags wrote:

Em, no, I never did.

You think that was the point? If so, I apologize for not being specific. I will do so now. The pussy, paid a half a million dollars to get guides who are familiar with the "national park" knew of the animals habits and area and guided that piece of shit up to the animal and probably loaded that fuck heads gun for him too.

Fuck him.

Is that really any different than going to someone's personal property to hunt, which is fairly common in Michigan and elsewhere? They know the land like the back of their hand, know the animals habits, bait areas for them, etc. Or any different than fishing in a pond or lake that you've fished on for decades and know all the good spots?

Quite a bit. I've hunted my fair share on other people's private property. You basically go out in their woods and hope for a deer or pheasant or whatever you're hunting to wander by. I've never had the owner guide me to shit.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

MiamiSpartan wrote:
Is that really any different than going to someone's personal property to hunt, which is fairly common in Michigan and elsewhere? They know the land like the back of their hand, know the animals habits, bait areas for them, etc. Or any different than fishing in a pond or lake that you've fished on for decades and know all the good spots?

Quite a bit. I've hunted my fair share on other people's private property. You basically go out in their woods and hope for a deer or pheasant or whatever you're hunting to wander by. I've never had the owner guide me to shit.

I meant if they take you hunting, not if someone just sets you loose on your own on their property. Again, I've never hunted, but people that I knew that did, and owned property, would invite people to go hunting on their property with them. I don't think they let the newbies lead them, when they knew where their baits were set up, where the deer usually went, etc.

MiamiSpartan wrote:

DWags wrote:

Em, no, I never did.  

You think that was the point?   If so, I apologize for not being specific.  I will do so now.  The pussy, paid a half a million dollars to get guides who are familiar with the "national park" knew of the animals habits and area and guided that piece of shit up to the animal and probably loaded that fuck heads gun for him too.

Fuck him.  

Is that really any different than going to someone's personal property to hunt, which is fairly common in Michigan and elsewhere?  They know the land like the back of their hand, know the animals habits, bait areas for them, etc.  Or any different than fishing in a pond or lake that you've fished on for decades and know all the good spots?

Also, since you had bolded the fact that he was hunted in a national park where you then laughed at "hunting", I suppose that's why I thought that your issue was that being in a national park somehow made it less of a "hunt".

the bold part wasn't his point. keep up.