Of course it does and has been pointed by others, and yes it's personal...simple example; shooting a Turkey while is roosting is not ethical by some but OK by others.
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You decide...
1) The hunter paid about $20,000 US for his permit.
2) A Ph from an outfitter drive the hunter to the Farm which was about 80 to 90Km from the Lodge.
3) The Farmer had a quota for Elephants.
As for with holding Info, you and other would want to know more details before making a judgment about things, Badenoch does not seem to need any facts at all.
Exactly. Shooting a fawn or a doe with fawns, baiting, shooting at running deer, grouse on the ground, long range shooting... the list goes on. All legal, all things I would personally do under the right circumstances, yet all could be (and have been) called unethical by other hunters.
The idea that some standardized set of ethics exists amongst hunters is absurd.
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Interesting point. Tell me, at what dollar value does hunting become hunting? Is it still hunting if the permit costs $6?
Again: what differentiates hunting from pest control or euthanasia? Or, to approach this from another angle, what is the meaning of the verb "to hunt?"
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