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    such as rabies and distemper. As more and more animals crowd together, diseases often increase. Large die-offs due to disease are common under these circumstances. Some diseases and parasites, such as rabies and mange can affect people and pets”(Hunting and Trapping…). An animal with CWD has a lifespan of many years after getting the disease, often spreading it to more than one animal. This is just one of the many reasons why trapping sick animals can benefit other animals and why…

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    Animal hunting. A year ago a lion named, Cecil was killed by a big game hunter, Walter Palmer. This caused an international outcry from many around the world. Cecil was not just another lion, he was a 13 year old lion who lived in the Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. This majestic lion had been tracked and studied by Oxford University and was a significant attraction to the park. Now, ever since the incident everyone around the world has been in a uproar. Every year a large group of people pay…

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    Importance Of Hunting

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    The Importance of Hunting The majority of our society does not understand the importance of the act of hunting. Hunting keeps the wildlife population at equilibrium between their natural lifestyle and our civilization to aid agricultural farmers. The problem is those who oppose hunting do not think it is ethical, and those who hunt more for fun rather than putting food on the table for their families. The truth of the matter is that hunting is a major part of protecting wildlife from…

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    Hunting is a rather controversial issue in the world and the US specifically. The so called environmentalists and animal activists repudiate it while more conservative individuals support and necessitate its importance. One has to understand that hunting is an ancient activity. Historians perceive that hunting was the first economic activity that the first men engaged in to sustain them. As such hunting has an enormous impact on the social and economic aspects on man’s life. However, due to…

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    Texas Game Warden Essay

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    is one of the most diverse states. It includes many different environments such as coastline to the deserts of west Texas, to the wide-open space of the panhandle. Texas is a state that is sought after for its fishing and hunting opportunities. Who enforces the laws for hunting and fishing of Texas? A department of men and women who are as tough as Texas itself theses brave men and women are known as Texas game wardens although A Texas game warden is known as a conservation officer or a fish and…

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    Countless generations throughout the ages have shared the tradition of hunting. Before people ever settled U.S ground, people have been hunting animals for food. People had to hunt because hunting supplied food for their family. When hunting first started people used weapons such as sticks and stones to kill animals. As people got smarter and had greater…

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    just with another animal.Places like Botswana, Central African Republic, Kenya, Mozambique, South Africa, and Tanzania have some common or different penalties for animal poaching. Some of those penalties are: fines, prison terms, and revocation of license. But most of these penalties aren’t properly enforced. People should treat animal poaching as if it were a murder, and put up secret cameras in the trees, or make people pay to get into the park/forest, and make them come out the same way with…

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    Hunting Persuasive Essay

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    on the experiences of hunting. It was just the thing to do where I am from. Coming from a small town in southern Louisiana, friends and family made it a thing to do to bond and enjoy. Hunting is a way to create friendships that will last a lifetime. This happens because hunting is universal. It can be shared between different cultures, races, and countries. I personally have made many friends while I’m sitting down on a cold blind with a mug of coffee sharing stories. Hunting to some people will…

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    As of today, trophy hunting is one of the most fought over controversies worldwide. This battle is fought by animal rights activists, hunters, governments, and conservation groups on both sides, mostly going against it. It has gone to the point of that if you type the words “trophy hunting” into a search engine, it is most likely just arguments on this topic. The only real, unbiased definition that you can easily find is just stated as the selective hunting of game, specifically the largest and…

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    of hunting. Internet hunting, or remote-controlled hunting, allows users to view a live feed of animals through a camera online. For a monthly fee, users could shoot the animals they see with the click of a mouse. When they click the mouse, a real gun fires at the animal on the field where the animals are caged. The creator of internet hunting claims its creation was intended for people who are disabled, unable to hunt, or living in other countries. But, with the creation of this new hunting…

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