American hunter faces outrage after taking photo with killed giraffe

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An American hunter is facing widespread backlash after posing with the body of a rare black giraffe she killed during a trip in South Africa.

South Africa-based AfricLand Post first posted the photos on social media, calling the woman a “white American savage” for hunting down a giraffe on the continent. The woman is Kentucky resident Tess Thompson Talley, according to USA Today.

“White american savage who is partly a neanderthal comes to Africa and shoot down a very rare black giraffe coutrsey of South Africa stupidity,” AfricLand Post wrote on Twitter. “Her name is Tess Thompson Talley. Please share.”USA Today reports that the photos Talley took were from a hunting trip in 2017. In a since-deleted Facebook post, Talley wrote that she spotted a “rare black giraffe bull and stalked him for…

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11 thoughts on “American hunter faces outrage after taking photo with killed giraffe

  1. I really don’t like it when in the name of equality, women resort to the same bad playbook as men – whether politicians, hunter wannabes, etc. One most appalling reason for females joining the hunting ranks one woman said was for self actualization, or self realization or something. I hardly think killing another living being for that is reason enough.

    I condemn men for bad decisions and selfish behavior, and women should be treated no differently for behavior disagreed with. No special treatment. This is nothing for anyone to be smiling about in photos.

  2. If women want to prove they can be as good as men, they should pick something good to do.

    Pulling the trigger or releasing the arrow and taking an innocent life merely proves the bearer of the XX chromosome can be as stupid, arrogant, and destructive as the bearer of the XY.

    Someone should inform her she’s done nothing to brag about.

    Please check Ben Trovato’s Facebook commentary mocking her. It’s worth reading! Ridicule can be more powerful than criticism.

    • Right! And isn’t it arrogant when hunters say ‘well, he was getting old anyway and of no more use to the herd’. Who makes that decision for animals? Just like the guy who killed the auctioned-off rhino. When he gets too old to be any use to the herd, I don’t think he’d like it.

      • Every time the lion or the elephant wins or a fool falls out of a deer stand, we should say the same thing: Oh, well. He’s getting old anyway.

  3. Brilliant post by Trovato. I thought he was being sarcastic about the cookies, but alas not. These vicious psychopaths need to be eliminated by any means necessary. Some people are born with a penchant for evil and these 2 are the personification pure ugly savagery.

  4. It’s hard to think of words that are strong enough. First she kills. Then she brags about it. And finally she mocks and diminishes the death with a batch of commemorative
    cookies. Ugly!

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