A French couple, Mr and Mrs Alboud, have been forced to sell their supermarket franchise in France after they posed with dead trophy animals on an African safari. As a consequence, they faced death threats online from animal rights activists … Continue reading →
Malcolm King is a serial killer of wild animals. He grins with pleasure having shot and killed. His grinning visage looks directly into the camera as he lifts the head of a recently shot horned wild animal on a hillside. … Continue reading →
For me Crystal Gibson aka northerngirl777 is a mixed up individual as she says that she ‘respects nature’ but likes to kill wild animals for the fun of it. I don’t see how you can reconcile these objectives. She is … Continue reading →
2 NOTICES: WARNING AS THIS PICTURE IS NOT PLEASANT. Secondly, in some ways I am sorry to publish the picture. Yes, I am reluctant to do it. I have blurred the child’s face and the text on his shirt to … Continue reading →
The kill ’em all boyz are a mindless bunch of reprobate blood lusting shooters operating illegally in Oregon and Washington killing any wildlife including bobcats and cougars.
Continue reading →Zimbabwe’s big-game hunters lied about the circumstances under which they shot and killed Cecil the lion’s son, Xanda, so say the wildlife researchers from Oxford University one of whom had previously said that the person who organised the hunting safari … Continue reading →
You can’t guarantee killing a feral cat humanely with a rifle and in any case feral cat shooters such as Jim Stevenson don’t care. He shot at a feral cat four times and hit the cat’s stomach. There is first … Continue reading →
I can’t watch this video (I checked out some individual frames). I don’t expect a lot of cat lovers to watch it either because it is upsetting to most people. But it is interesting in the sense that the bobcat … Continue reading →
I explain why it is illegal (and impractical) to shoot feral cats in Wisconsin. My assessment of the situation is in stark contrast to the assessment of hunters and trappers who like to kill feral cats anyway possible. For example, … Continue reading →
Here are some stories of tiger hunting from the past; from a time when it was considered “normal” to hunt tigers for the fun of it. They are extracts from books in the public domain and courtesy of Google – … Continue reading →
