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Stupid American hunter defends killing giraffe: They are 'very dangerous animals'

I have such respect for this remarkable lady...I feel such a connection to her...which, by her logic, means I can shoot her! Plus, there must be something in the Old Testament telling me that I have a duty to shoot her. Do I have to buy a licence? And would it be OK to mount her head on the wall?
do it the traditional way, with a spear.
 
What annoys me most really is the 'there's a deep connection' spiel. This is something that endurance hunters living traditional lives will say about their prey, which they have chased into exhaustion after hours of running, and which they will be taking home to feed their village. She's stolen that idea from them, and it sounds absurd, frankly, from an incomer with a rifle.
 
I have such respect for this remarkable lady...I feel such a connection to her...which, by her logic, means I can shoot her! Plus, there must be something in the Old Testament telling me that I have a duty to shoot her. Do I have to buy a licence? And would it be OK to mount her head on the wall?
And as I type, some fucker jumps in and makes the same point but in a humorous way.

Start running, Clapson. I'll give you five minutes' head start. :mad:
 
Biggest killers in Africa thanks to their habit of overturning boats.
its not just that, they have a hair trigger tendency to stampede if you get between them an the waterline. Which can obviously have a deleterious effect on the persons between them and the waterline.
 
its not just that, they have a hair trigger tendency to stampede if you get between them an the waterline. Which can obviously have a deleterious effect on the persons between them and the waterline.
If I see a hippo, I'm not getting in the water...

Although, of course, that may mean that I'm stuck.
 
I was in a game park in South Africa a few years ago, and the car I was driving decided to start pouring smoke out from under the bonnet.

We'd been warned about leopards and stuff, but we were about 250m away from a large lake in which there were a lot of hippos, and it certainly, um, focused the mind. I am sure we were at no risk from the hippos, but there we were sitting in a car which, for all I knew, was about to burst into flames, with limited options for cover.

On the basis that I didn't think hippos could climb trees, and that I couldn't see any leopards, I told Mrs E that if we had to get out of the car and I shouted "Run!" she needed to get up the nearest tree fast. I have no idea what we'd have done if we'd spotted an elephant or - aaaargh - a deadly man-eating giraffe.

I bravely got out of the not-actually-burning car, peered under the bonnet, and discovered that all the smoke was coming from the alternator compressor belt, so decided we were at less risk of being barbequed than being trampled by the local wildlife, got back in the car and fucked off sharpish, sans aircon.

That's their country. I'm not going to fuck around with those animals, armed or not. They can have it.

Nice to look at, though...
 
Giraffes are dangerous animals and their sex lives are not something most people would admire however killing a wild animal because they are "dangerous" is the sign of a cunt no get out from that.
Shame the particular Giraffe didn't smash her brains out with it's very strong neck which will destroy other animals including hippos.
 
Giraffes are dangerous animals and their sex lives are not something most people would admire however killing a wild animal because they are "dangerous" is the sign of a cunt no get out from that.
Shame the particular Giraffe didn't smash her brains out with it's very strong neck which will destroy other animals including hippos.

That's quite a bonkers attribution of human-esque violence - animals don't fuck with anyone, they just mind their own business. The only conflict is predator/prey, and that's merely a 'squirrel trying to get a nut' demands.

Giraffes are loved in the wild (amongst herbivores) - with monkey/baboonss they form a key lookout and warning function against predators :cool:
 
That's quite a bonkers attribution of human-esque violence - animals don't fuck with anyone, they just mind their own business. The only conflict is predator/prey, and that's merely a 'squirrel trying to get a nut' demands.

Giraffes are loved in the wild (amongst herbivores) - with monkey/baboonss they form a key lookout and warning function against predators :cool:
I mean't they can be dangerous to humans (not often) and yes we should just leave them alone,google giraffe sex lives if you want to see why they are rated above ducks for their violence.Personally I love them in the animal hierarchy.
 
Someone got killed by a giraffe earlier this year in south Africa but ffs. I have been around loads of them and they are NOT mad killers
 
Giraffes have a bit of get up and go.

Good on them.

We can't all be panda bears lounging around all day chewing on bamboo and shitting ourselves stupid.
 
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