A Texas Tech University cheerleader’s Facebook page is causing an uproar for photos she posted showing her with large game animals she hunted in Africa.
At the time of this posting, more than 44,000 people have signed a petition to have Facebook remove Kendall Jones’ page “for the sake of all animals.” The petition was started on June 22.
“Remove the page of Kendal [sic] Jones that promotes animal cruelty!” the petition reads.
When Jones started her Facebook page earlier this year, calling it “Kendall Takes Wild,” she didn’t hide what it was all about.
“I grew up in the small town of Cleburne, Texas where my hunting career started,” she wrote in the about section of her Facebook page. “As a child I would go with my dad on all of his hunting adventures watching him on our ranch, as well as, traveling to Africa to see him take his Big 5. I took my first trip to Zimbabwe in Africa with my family in 2004 (age 9) and watched my dad bring many animals home. As badly as I wanted to shoot something I was just too small to hold the guns my dad had brought…”
Exposing the Big Game 
Another twisted creep
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From: Exposing the Big Game Reply-To: Exposing the Big Game Date: Wednesday, July 2, 2014 12:44 PM To: louise kane Subject: [New post] See the Hunting Pictures a Texas Cheerleader Posted on Facebook That Have Some Calling Her Scum¹ and Demanding They Be Removed
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Yep. They’re cropping up all over lately.
Typical and selfish is what she is. And her supporters are simply duped. I can’t believe that she calls herself a conservationist, why flying thousands of miles to kill A creature that did nothing except to not be born Human. Which actually makes her an invasive specie to that region. To bad we can’t take care of her as most wildlife departments would.
Definitely an invasive species.
Surely she must have expected a large public outcry. Good, a 4th of July roasting on social media for this little attention seeker – pass the barbecue sauce!