Poachers kill one of last two white rhinos in Zambia
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yeah, it's all the taxidermist's fault. ok.Meltdown99 said:
Without taxidermist, what would be the point of trophy hunting...a great taxidermist charges big bucks, and does not lack for work...HughFreakingDillon said:
I'm not sure what this means. you are saying taxidermy encourages trophy hunting? First off, I find taxidermy fucking creepy as fuck. in the cottage we rented last summer, there was a stuffed moose head, a full stuffed beaver (beaver? why the fuck would you kill a beaver?), a prairie chicken, and I think a deer head. it was weird.Meltdown99 said:What do you think of taxidermist? They make trophy hunting possible in many ways...
people would still do it and take pictures like the Trump assholes do whether they were able to keep the head or not.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
He's got a point about taxidermy. I don't think he's saying taxidermists are the root of the problem as much as he's saying they enrich the trophy hunting experience."My brain's a good brain!"0
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I still think the assholes would do it regardless. there are several industries that profit off less-then-savoury hobbies. that point is nothing more than a deflection.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:He's got a point about taxidermy. I don't think he's saying taxidermists are the root of the problem as much as he's saying they enrich the trophy hunting experience.
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Oh sure, I mean most rhinos and elephants that are poached are just left there to rot. They do it for the horns/tusks, maybe the rhino's gall bladder or whatever. Trophy hunters like the trophies, and they are vile excuses for human beings, but the real problem are the non-trophy hunter poachers.HughFreakingDillon said:
I still think the assholes would do it regardless. there are several industries that profit off less-then-savoury hobbies. that point is nothing more than a deflection.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:He's got a point about taxidermy. I don't think he's saying taxidermists are the root of the problem as much as he's saying they enrich the trophy hunting experience.
I do agree that taxidermists don't help the situation at all, but trophy hunters would still hunt without them. And they'd skin the animals, take their teeth, horns, hoofs, claws, whatever else they can think of to use as a trophy. And, of course, those fucking photos desecrating the dead animal's body that they love so much.
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There's a little town in the almost dead center of the state of Nevada called Austin, Nevada. It's kind of a cool place in a way as far as geography goes and certainly for being one of the most remote to-hell-and-gone places I've ever been. But the first time I passed through there I went into the general store and all around the upper portion of the store walls were it was literally covered in stuffed animal heads. It was a massively disturbing sight for me. I didn't stick around long.
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Yes that's what i meanHughFreakingDillon said:
well, they should. that's the natural order of things. but not by human hands, which I'm sure is what you mean.lastexitlondon said:Its a fuckin sad day for humanity a breed of animal should never become extinct in this day and age. No way. Us stupid human beings.
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I never said it was there fault...I am saying they are enablers who profit immensely off trophy hunting...you obviously have no idea how much money a great taxidermist make...I worked with hunters who use the service of a taxidermist, even average taxidermist can take a year to get your finished item...now great ones take way longer than that. When hunters look at a beautiful (their words) dead animal all done up beautifully (their words), by the taxidermist...their eyes light up like a child on Christmas morning. Now without taxidermist, trophy hunting would be next to impossible. And it’s extremely expensive to use the service taxidermist.HughFreakingDillon said:
yeah, it's all the taxidermist's fault. ok.Meltdown99 said:
Without taxidermist, what would be the point of trophy hunting...a great taxidermist charges big bucks, and does not lack for work...HughFreakingDillon said:
I'm not sure what this means. you are saying taxidermy encourages trophy hunting? First off, I find taxidermy fucking creepy as fuck. in the cottage we rented last summer, there was a stuffed moose head, a full stuffed beaver (beaver? why the fuck would you kill a beaver?), a prairie chicken, and I think a deer head. it was weird.Meltdown99 said:What do you think of taxidermist? They make trophy hunting possible in many ways...
people would still do it and take pictures like the Trump assholes do whether they were able to keep the head or not.
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Thirty Bills Unpaid said:He's got a point about taxidermy. I don't think he's saying taxidermists are the root of the problem as much as he's saying they enrich the trophy hunting experience.
Taxidermist are enablers...without them there’d be no point in hunting.
this isn’t like you may see on tv, a head on a plaque over a fireplace, I’ve seen a lot of work done by a taxidermist...when they are done, the animal looks very much real...it’s not art to me, but to taxidermist, it’s art...
even thought i find find it morally wrong...I will not lie, their worl is something, not just the animal, but the entire display...Give Peas A Chance…0 -
why would I know how much a taxidermist makes? I have never hunted. so I don't give a shit.Meltdown99 said:
I never said it was there fault...I am saying they are enablers who profit immensely off trophy hunting...you obviously have no idea how much money a great taxidermist make...I worked with hunters who use the service of a taxidermist, even average taxidermist can take a year to get your finished item...now great ones take way longer than that. When hunters look at a beautiful (their words) dead animal all done up beautifully (their words), by the taxidermist...their eyes light up like a child on Christmas morning. Now without taxidermist, trophy hunting would be next to impossible. And it’s extremely expensive to use the service taxidermist.HughFreakingDillon said:
yeah, it's all the taxidermist's fault. ok.Meltdown99 said:
Without taxidermist, what would be the point of trophy hunting...a great taxidermist charges big bucks, and does not lack for work...HughFreakingDillon said:
I'm not sure what this means. you are saying taxidermy encourages trophy hunting? First off, I find taxidermy fucking creepy as fuck. in the cottage we rented last summer, there was a stuffed moose head, a full stuffed beaver (beaver? why the fuck would you kill a beaver?), a prairie chicken, and I think a deer head. it was weird.Meltdown99 said:What do you think of taxidermist? They make trophy hunting possible in many ways...
people would still do it and take pictures like the Trump assholes do whether they were able to keep the head or not.
and I still think those assholes would hunt for the thrill of killing the animal and getting a picture next to the carcass.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
Meltdown99 said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:He's got a point about taxidermy. I don't think he's saying taxidermists are the root of the problem as much as he's saying they enrich the trophy hunting experience.
Taxidermist are enablers...without them there’d be no point in hunting.
this isn’t like you may see on tv, a head on a plaque over a fireplace, I’ve seen a lot of work done by a taxidermist...when they are done, the animal looks very much real...it’s not art to me, but to taxidermist, it’s art...
even thought i find find it morally wrong...I will not lie, their worl is something, not just the animal, but the entire display...
Enablers!!!???? Right. I am not saying in any way that shooting big game is cool. But to say that a taxidermist is an enabler is like saying that embalmer enables death. Who wants to see a dead person in a coffin? Just saying. It is just as sick. May as well pin grandma on the wall for a while. Although I think it would be neat to have our dog or some of our big fish in our aquariums stuffed by a taxidermist. Does that make the taxidermist an enabler of my pets natural death? Enablers, you people are too much.The poison from the poison stream caught up to you ELEVEN years ago and you floated out of here. Sept. 14, 08
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its not important enough for mecto worrying about. I was just pointing out that their are many’s aspects to to trophy hunting...have a nice day...no need for you to respond.HughFreakingDillon said:
why would I know how much a taxidermist makes? I have never hunted. so I don't give a shit.Meltdown99 said:
I never said it was there fault...I am saying they are enablers who profit immensely off trophy hunting...you obviously have no idea how much money a great taxidermist make...I worked with hunters who use the service of a taxidermist, even average taxidermist can take a year to get your finished item...now great ones take way longer than that. When hunters look at a beautiful (their words) dead animal all done up beautifully (their words), by the taxidermist...their eyes light up like a child on Christmas morning. Now without taxidermist, trophy hunting would be next to impossible. And it’s extremely expensive to use the service taxidermist.HughFreakingDillon said:
yeah, it's all the taxidermist's fault. ok.Meltdown99 said:
Without taxidermist, what would be the point of trophy hunting...a great taxidermist charges big bucks, and does not lack for work...HughFreakingDillon said:
I'm not sure what this means. you are saying taxidermy encourages trophy hunting? First off, I find taxidermy fucking creepy as fuck. in the cottage we rented last summer, there was a stuffed moose head, a full stuffed beaver (beaver? why the fuck would you kill a beaver?), a prairie chicken, and I think a deer head. it was weird.Meltdown99 said:What do you think of taxidermist? They make trophy hunting possible in many ways...
people would still do it and take pictures like the Trump assholes do whether they were able to keep the head or not.
and I still think those assholes would hunt for the thrill of killing the animal and getting a picture next to the carcass.Give Peas A Chance…0 -
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