- Larysa Switlyk, ‘a world-renowned hunter’, is facing criminal firearms charges
- The TV personality from the US faced intense criticism for her hunting photos
- Police Scotland confirmed that a man and a woman now both face the charges
- In November, she was also pictured posing next to a dead sheep with a sex toy
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An American big-game hunter who boasted of gunning down local animals while visiting a Scottish island is now facing criminal charges.
Larysa Switlyk, 33, ‘a world-renowned hunter’ from Sarasota, Florida, was accused of ‘trophy hunting’ wild animals on the island of Islay, Scotland in September after she posed for a series of Instagram photos during the hunt.
Now, Police Scotland have confirmed that the hunter, who regularly posts photos of her hunts alongside her boyfriend Jason, has been reported for firearms offences, along with…
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Exposing the Big Game 
At least she shows photographic proof that she is, as the English might say, “A bloody arsehole.”
Not sure why she felt she had to prove it.
She’s a white-blond hunter that lacks empathy, introspection and self-awareness. Probably lacks any concept of the damage her groups’ idiocies contribute to the degradation of the biosphere. Of course, being a hunter, she believes that biodiversity and habitat means an open field with ‘trophy’ targets grazing grass, or eating from a bait pile. Two-thousand nineteen looks to be another year of fighting to reduce the influence of the 4% of ‘Mericans who hunt, but seem to control 100% of the wildlife and the agencies supposed to perpetuate wildlife.
Ha! Karma’s been very generous this year. Firearms offenses and creepy perv to boot. She’s doing the guys one better.
Strange that she and all her friends in the group photo are very attractive outwardly; yet inside they are demonic. Kind of like the old fairy tales/myths of beautiful maidens changing to horrible hags and worse so showing their true natures…..if only.
Hags is it.
Hopefully she’ll be banned from Scotland forever. I don’t think they need her help ‘managing’ their wildlife!