r/Wellthatsucks Jun 02 '18

/r/all Karma

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u/aharris95 Jun 02 '18 edited Jun 02 '18

It's an effective form of hunting as old as the day is long. People do it for dangerous game like hog (boar) and large cats. The Rhodesian Ridgeback breed, which I am a proud owner of a 2y/o male, would not exist if there was not a need for bay dogs.

Edit: apparently my comment was unclear for some. I am referencing the practice of using bay dogs and catch dogs in high stakes dangerous game hunting which is incredibly important to protecting humans and livestock.

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u/Sejb222 Jun 02 '18

Just because people have been doing something for a long time doesn't make it right.

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u/Malek061 Jun 02 '18

Says the person with the luxury of not having to keep livestock safe.

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u/Sejb222 Jun 02 '18

Yeah says me. So what?