Cecil The Lion Part Two.

[Vicky]

This Reindeer caused a lot of outrage on Saturday, due to how thin he is.

The Reindeer in question is from the Reindeer Centre at Capralama Farm in Kent.

The Centre claimed he was in good health, he certainly doesn't look it.

[Vicky]

Here's some of the comments that were posted about him.

[Maddog]

The vet who became infamous last year for posting photos of his trophy kills has died.

55 year old Luciano Ponzeto was on another shoot, when he slipped and fell 100ft down a ravine.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4028390/Vet-sparked-outrage-posing-big-game-animals-shot-DIES-100ft-fall-hunting-wild-birds-Italy.html?ito=social-facebook

I can't say all that upset on hearing this news.

Dead vets are good for animals.

[Maddog]

PAY-SWNS_REINDEER_SKINNY_01.jpg

This Reindeer caused a lot of outrage on Saturday, due to how thin he is.

The Reindeer in question is from the Reindeer Centre at Capralama Farm in Kent.

The Centre claimed he was in good health, he certainly doesn't look it.

Could be old with worn or ruined teeth. In the wild his condition would have already killed him. In captivity he can slowly starve to death.

[Vicky]

The vet who became infamous last year for posting photos of his trophy kills has died.

55 year old Luciano Ponzeto was on another shoot, when he slipped and fell 100ft down a ravine.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4028390/Vet-sparked-outrage-posing-big-game-animals-shot-DIES-100ft-fall-hunting-wild-birds-Italy.html?ito=social-facebook

I can't say all that upset on hearing this news.

Dead vets are good for animals.

Well one's that like to kill them certainly are.

My Dog's vets called Alistair, lovely man and he doesn't hunt.

[Vicky]

PAY-SWNS_REINDEER_SKINNY_01.jpg

This Reindeer caused a lot of outrage on Saturday, due to how thin he is.

The Reindeer in question is from the Reindeer Centre at Capralama Farm in Kent.

The Centre claimed he was in good health, he certainly doesn't look it.

Could be old with worn or ruined teeth. In the wild his condition would have already killed him. In captivity he can slowly starve to death.

He needs fattening up.

The centre clearly aren't feeding him properly.

[Maddog]

PAY-SWNS_REINDEER_SKINNY_01.jpg

This Reindeer caused a lot of outrage on Saturday, due to how thin he is.

The Reindeer in question is from the Reindeer Centre at Capralama Farm in Kent.

The Centre claimed he was in good health, he certainly doesn't look it.

Could be old with worn or ruined teeth. In the wild his condition would have already killed him. In captivity he can slowly starve to death.

He needs fattening up.

The centre clearly aren't feeding him properly.

If he is old with bad teeth, he can't eat. That's what leads to the death of many old deer. They get thin and malnourished. They become slow and eaten.

[Maddog]

The vet who became infamous last year for posting photos of his trophy kills has died.

55 year old Luciano Ponzeto was on another shoot, when he slipped and fell 100ft down a ravine.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4028390/Vet-sparked-outrage-posing-big-game-animals-shot-DIES-100ft-fall-hunting-wild-birds-Italy.html?ito=social-facebook

I can't say all that upset on hearing this news.

Dead vets are good for animals.

Well one's that like to kill them certainly are.

My Dog's vets called Alistair, lovely man and he doesn't hunt.

Vets work on livestock knowing they will be killed. Then the vets go home and eat a hamburger. Most vets understand the cycle of life.

[Vicky]

PAY-SWNS_REINDEER_SKINNY_01.jpg

This Reindeer caused a lot of outrage on Saturday, due to how thin he is.

The Reindeer in question is from the Reindeer Centre at Capralama Farm in Kent.

The Centre claimed he was in good health, he certainly doesn't look it.

Could be old with worn or ruined teeth. In the wild his condition would have already killed him. In captivity he can slowly starve to death.

He needs fattening up.

The centre clearly aren't feeding him properly.

If he is old with bad teeth, he can't eat. That's what leads to the death of many old deer. They get thin and malnourished. They become slow and eaten.

You don't know he's got bad teeth, because his teeth aren't visible.

It's funny how he was eating all the carrots people were giving him.

It was probably the first food, he had seen in days.

[Vicky]

The vet who became infamous last year for posting photos of his trophy kills has died.

55 year old Luciano Ponzeto was on another shoot, when he slipped and fell 100ft down a ravine.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4028390/Vet-sparked-outrage-posing-big-game-animals-shot-DIES-100ft-fall-hunting-wild-birds-Italy.html?ito=social-facebook

I can't say all that upset on hearing this news.

Dead vets are good for animals.

Well one's that like to kill them certainly are.

My Dog's vets called Alistair, lovely man and he doesn't hunt.

Vets work on livestock knowing they will be killed. Then the vets go home and eat a hamburger. Most vets understand the cycle of life.

Madders I've known you for years and I'm rather fond of you.

But!!

We're just going to have to accept, we're never going to agree over hunting.

[Maddog]

PAY-SWNS_REINDEER_SKINNY_01.jpg

This Reindeer caused a lot of outrage on Saturday, due to how thin he is.

The Reindeer in question is from the Reindeer Centre at Capralama Farm in Kent.

The Centre claimed he was in good health, he certainly doesn't look it.

Could be old with worn or ruined teeth. In the wild his condition would have already killed him. In captivity he can slowly starve to death.

He needs fattening up.

The centre clearly aren't feeding him properly.

If he is old with bad teeth, he can't eat. That's what leads to the death of many old deer. They get thin and malnourished. They become slow and eaten.

You don't know he's got bad teeth, because his teeth aren't visible.

It's funny how he was eating all the carrots people were giving him.

It was probably the first food, he had seen in days.

I don't know. But I do know animal rights nuts like to use photos and videos to emotionally manipulate people. Remember the polar patting the dog he was about to eat?

[Maddog]

The vet who became infamous last year for posting photos of his trophy kills has died.

55 year old Luciano Ponzeto was on another shoot, when he slipped and fell 100ft down a ravine.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4028390/Vet-sparked-outrage-posing-big-game-animals-shot-DIES-100ft-fall-hunting-wild-birds-Italy.html?ito=social-facebook

I can't say all that upset on hearing this news.

Dead vets are good for animals.

Well one's that like to kill them certainly are.

My Dog's vets called Alistair, lovely man and he doesn't hunt.

Vets work on livestock knowing they will be killed. Then the vets go home and eat a hamburger. Most vets understand the cycle of life.

Madders I've known you for years and I'm rather fond of you.

But!!

We're just going to have to accept, we're never going to agree over hunting.

If you were a vegan, it would make more sense. Right now the UK kills 75 million animals a year for people to eat. Veterinarians work to keep those animals alive and healthy so that they can be killed and eaten later. Hunting is no more or less ethical. As long as you don't threaten the existence of a species.

[Keyser]

If you were a vegan, it would make more sense. Right now the UK kills 75 million animals a year for people to eat. Veterinarians work to keep those animals alive and healthy so that they can be killed and eaten later. Hunting is no more or less ethical. As long as you don't threaten the existence of a species.

That is you in a nutshell MD!

[Maddog]

In what has to be a new record time, this new very realistic decoy buck was getting lead slung at in within five minutes of being put out. That is a stat that is almost hard to fathom, but if you live in some places in Illinois, it is all too believable. According to the story, a 13-year-old boy of Greene County, Illinois, pulled the trigger during the incident.

Before you go pointing fingers and name-calling, the boy was under the direction of his grandfather, as the decoy was shot at from a roadway. Unfortunately, the young man was being taught and brought up in an environment that might not portray the best ethical and moral ways to go about the sport. But hopefully this situation will open his eyes and be a great lesson.

The grandfather is being cited for scenario, as he should be, but the boy hopefully knows that this is no joking matter moving forward. When asked about the whole ordeal, the young boy claimed he had seen decoys of this type being used by game wardens on the television show North Woods Law. Although he had seen them on the show, he was blown away at the realistic look of the buck decoy.


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[Maddog]

If you were a vegan, it would make more sense. Right now the UK kills 75 million animals a year for people to eat. Veterinarians work to keep those animals alive and healthy so that they can be killed and eaten later. Hunting is no more or less ethical. As long as you don't threaten the existence of a species.

That is you in a nutshell MD!

Well yeah, that's why I usually eat cows. What do you eat, Bald Eagles?