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Originally posted by Bikereddie
Would like to hear from some Canadians who think this OK. Maybe they could enlighten me as to why this happens.
Originally posted by intrepid
Sorta on the fence with this one. You have to keep the seal population in check or your fish stocks will become depleted and they're in trouble already, so the scientists say. Having worked in slaughterhouses I can seen worse ways of dispatching animals. Bleeding them to death is much wose in my opinion.
BTW, it's common knowledge that animal rights advocates have filmed themselves commiting acts and blaming it on the hunters.
Incidentally Asala did you even view the video my thread links to?
Originally posted by drogo
they are hunting the seals in a traditional manor. they have the right to do this because of the treaties that were signed. while it may look horrific to some it is actualy a fairly painless death if done correctly. admittedly it dosn't always work on the first shot, this is why they are seen to hit multiple times. they are trying to make sure there is as little suffering as possible.
Originally posted by intrepid
BTW, it's common knowledge that animal rights advocates have filmed themselves commiting acts and blaming it on the hunters.