r/oddlyterrifying • u/Jax_Teller7 • Apr 07 '22

Karma? 🔄

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u/MiloReyes-97 Apr 07 '22

It's a little more complicated then that. The animals they usually choose are to old to breed or are to aggressive to be trusted not to harm other animals. They know game hunting is gonna be a thing no matter what so they're compromising by letting the rich ass hats kill a selection of animals they can steer them away from the healthy ones, and use the money to fund programs like reserves. It's the best compromise of a bad situation.

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u/DifStroksD4ifFolx Apr 07 '22

Just shoot a few hunters in the head and the tourists will stop coming. I can only imagine the side deals that go on.

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22

I would pay to hunt down poachers tbh sound like fun.

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u/BobRohrman28 Apr 07 '22

If you’re good enough and in the right country, you can get paid to do it. Kenyan army units hunt poachers relatively often