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Champagne!! Rhinos are horning back, Vietnamese casualties
      19/11/10 12:12 AM

brought to You by Dan Hunsaker, whose son in law is a South-Af

"""Poisoning rhino's horns immoral? If you don't kill game wardens and steal the horns and sell them on the black market, no one will get hurt!!
THAILAND - Bangkok Star - 18th August

A woman mourns over the body of her deceased husband after he had purchased apparently purposely contaminated Rhino horn on the open market in Bangkok. The source of the contamination is still to be verified but it is thought to be from a private game farm somewhere in southern Africa. Officials in Thailand are frantic to identify the source, as the powdered horn is sold in miniscule amounts and they have no idea how much has already been distributed thoughout Bangkok. Local hospitals are on standby for an unprecendented influx of new cases.

Officials are unable get information as the rhino horn dealers in Bangkok are being unco-operative. They neither want to be fingered as being the provider of the poisoned horn, not do they want to reveal their illegal
international sources. It is believed that private game farm owners in southern Africa are colluding between themselves to distribute an effective poison that is harmless to the animals but harmful, or even fatal as in
this case, to those that ingest the contaminated horn.

A game farm owner from the North West Province who obviously wishes to remain anonymous, has admitted to using the poison on 4 of his animals. Three of them have shown no side-effects whatsoever 2 months after the poison was injected into the horns. However the 4th rhino was slaughtered and de-horned on a remote part of his farm in the last week of July. When asked to comment on the death in Thailand from suspect poisoned rhino horn, he refused to be drawn into the morals of the farmers joint action. He said that there would be many more cases in the near future as he was personally aware of at least another 5 slaughters of contaminated rhinos in the North West Province alone.
Authorities in South Africa are unable to comment on the "poison" collusion among the game farm owners nor are they able to verify the source
of the contaminated horn. Despite the ethical furore the poisoning of rhino horn may trigger, to many of us this is what we've been waiting for - It's great news in a desperate fight - at last a positive way to fight back to help save the rhino, no matter how illegal - after all the poachers & the "Rhino Mafia" & corrupt politicians or official's acts are also very much illegal !! - all hell will break loose but always remember - " 'n boer maak 'n plan" - this one's desperate but terrific and will wake the Zim, Mozam, SA & Provincial Gov's & Authorities & those further north from their arrogant/corrupt slumbers !!
The fight's really on - can't wait !! - Well done to the farmers & rhino owners !!
ZWF Comments by Tim Condon

Please contact the ZWF Anti- Poaching Confidential Hot-Line with any information in strictest confidence on any acts of poaching - rhino horn, ivory & game for bush meat - to our email at
tim.condon@shaw.ca<mailto:tim.condon@shaw.ca> !!""
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smart guys this South Africans!!!!! Well done

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* Champagne!! Rhinos are horning back, Vietnamese casualties larcher 19/11/10 12:12 AM
. * * Re: Champagne!! Rhinos are horning back, Vietnamese casualties Mike_Bailey   19/11/10 01:55 AM
. * * Re: Champagne!! Rhinos are horning back, Vietnamese casualties crkennedy1   19/11/10 03:07 AM
. * * Re: Champagne!! Rhinos are horning back, Vietnamese casualties Ben   19/11/10 07:44 AM
. * * Re: Champagne!! Rhinos are horning back, Vietnamese casualties CHAPUISARMES   19/11/10 08:15 AM

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