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<blockquote data-quote="arrowdem" data-source="post: 40945" data-attributes="member: 352">as i said before, im guessing that most of this was done by the people already there, the professional hunter and guide, im willing to bet that he wasnt all brushed up on his policies of hunting lions in africa, so why dont ya either jump off the liberal train or get off this site, because you wont last long- - - Updated - - -this is fromt he grandforks herald, and LionAid is a group to protect lions stating it is legal to pull them off national parks and to shoot collared lions is also legal...LionAid noted that hunting lions with a bow and arrow, even those with radio collars, is legal in Zimbabwe. It’s also legal to bait lions out of national parks; the group called it “standard practice” — and called for a halt to it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="arrowdem, post: 40945, member: 352"] as i said before, im guessing that most of this was done by the people already there, the professional hunter and guide, im willing to bet that he wasnt all brushed up on his policies of hunting lions in africa, so why dont ya either jump off the liberal train or get off this site, because you wont last long [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] [COLOR=#111111][FONT=Lora]this is fromt he grandforks herald, and LionAid is a group to protect lions stating it is legal to pull them off national parks and to shoot collared lions is also legal... LionAid noted that hunting lions with a bow and arrow, even those with radio collars, is legal in Zimbabwe. It’s also legal to bait lions out of national parks; the group called it “standard practice” — and called for a halt to it.[/FONT][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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