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  • They’re Illegally Using Dogs To Hunt Rabbits In Townships [Images]

    20 Jul 2015 by Jasmine Stone in Crime, Nature, South Africa, World
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    It’s fair to say South Africa doesn’t have the greatest rep when it comes to illegal hunting. We have a thriving canned lion industry, and rhino poachers who, depending on who they know, are above the law.

    Mashable have now published some incredible images showing members of a Soweto township partaking in illegal dog hunts. Whilst I in no way support hunting per se, I do think there is a big difference between hunting for food, as these guys apparently do, and have done since their ancestors settled on the land – and hunting for sport, entertainment or profit.

    The latter may be criminal, but if these so-called illegal hunters are taking care of their dogs and hunting a non-endangered species in order to feed their families, should it really be branded a criminal activity?

    For more photos click HERE.

    [source: Mashable]

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