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hoppdoc
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A BIG Jumbo indeed!
      #90750 - 06/12/07 01:01 PM

A BIG Jumbo at work!!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=09fsUJ_i66I&feature=related

What are the ethics of a such a shot?? At least he would die happy!!

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Re: A BIG Jumbo indeed! [Re: hoppdoc]
      #90752 - 06/12/07 01:16 PM

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A BIG Jumbo at work!!

What are the ethics of a such a shot??


**I am guessing the elephant thought the ethics of his shot were spot on.

I have actually caught both deer and elk in that moment.. will not shoot while LOVE is in action,, but once its over and he is one I want... the safety clicks off....

Ripp

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Re: A BIG Jumbo indeed! [Re: Ripp]
      #90824 - 07/12/07 07:57 AM

Ah, not so big.

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JabaliHunter
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Re: A BIG Jumbo indeed! [Re: hoppdoc]
      #90874 - 07/12/07 11:34 PM

I wouldn't shoot while Big Boy was in the act...

Thinking about the ethics - one consideration would be that if you took a brain shot and the bull collapsed, there is a pretty fair chance that you could inadvertantly cripple the cow. I saw a good BBC documentary once where a smallish cow was injured by the weight of a very large bull doing his business...

Yes, she did have trouble walking!

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watto
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Re: A BIG Jumbo indeed! [Re: JabaliHunter]
      #90876 - 08/12/07 12:20 AM

While he is catching his breath seems like the perfect time to me. (although I must admit to no experience shooting elephants, satiated or otherwise)

All the best, Ian.

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Re: A BIG Jumbo indeed! [Re: watto]
      #122696 - 31/12/08 08:58 PM

I enjoyed the video, which tender and romantic is the bull elephant.

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Re: A BIG Jumbo indeed! [Re: ovny]
      #122865 - 03/01/09 02:49 AM

I don't wish him the end of this deer

deer mating.............. a pity

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Paul
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Re: A BIG Jumbo indeed! [Re: Ripp]
      #122918 - 04/01/09 12:08 AM

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I have actually caught both deer and elk in that moment.. will not shoot while LOVE is in action...

Ripp



My father caught some foxes (noxious pests here) at it, took a pot shot with his pea rifle and missed. The foxes cleared off over a stony rise and were at it again when Dad came around the barrier, where he shot AT them again. He was getting on then and either his shooting had gone off or he was getting soft in his old age.

The only wildlife I see carrying on like this are harlequin bugs, which I give no quarter because the yard's full of the tomato-sucking critters already.

- Paul

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