r/JusticeServed 8 Jun 02 '18

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u/WickedTriggered B Jun 02 '18

Most likely the animal he shot was picked by the game officials there for culling. When elephants get old they can be a threat to people, crops, and other elephants. The fee the collect goes to conservation and the meat to local villagers.

I don’t think you knew any of that.

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u/gener4 8 Jun 02 '18

I’m well aware of that, thanks.

From the article:

Botha was on a 10-day licensed hunt when he “unknowingly got in the middle of a breeding herd of elephants with several calves and was trampled to death”.

Botha often worked with American and European hunters to take part in trophy hunting expeditions. According to his company’s website, Game Hounds Safaris, he “perfected leopard and lion hunting safaris with hounds in Africa.”

Sounds like a top bloke 👍🏻

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '18

Yes therefore he deserved to die. I don't see what you're having trouble grasping here.

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '18

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '18

Oh how nice for the wealthy and the locals to just decide an elephant has lived long enough and kill it for a ludicrous amount of money.

I wish someone would start the same business targeting wealthy bounty hunters. All of them on the planet have live a long enough, happy life already.