May 20, 2024
12:32:20pm
12:32:20pm
The way you asked this question says a lot IMO
It is always a tragedy when a human being is killed by an animal.
Whether or not the person was hunting it at the time is completely irrelevant.
That bear would have been euthanized by wildlife officers even if it had not been shot and wounded by the hunter.
Whether or not the person was hunting it at the time is completely irrelevant.
That bear would have been euthanized by wildlife officers even if it had not been shot and wounded by the hunter.
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It’s a tragedy for the wife and kids he leave behind. I feel bad for them that their husband/dad died
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First of all these hunts are to cull the herd so that the population can survive. Yes, it is a tragedy bc a human was
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