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Originally Posted by renormalised
Amongst peoples like the Inuit and such, fine. Where there's only a few killed a year it doesn't harm any population.
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When I say "traditional hunting" I mean for your family, tribe or village's food supply. I do not mean trophy hunting where most of the kill is left to rot, or at best feed scavengers; or commercial interests like the Japanese whaling fleets.
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Originally Posted by KenGee
So Australians hunting turtle and dugong okay? ...
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Australian Aboriginal communities have that right on their traditional lands.
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Originally Posted by KenGee
... In my view an wild kill needs to have two things covered, human kill and sustainable. As long as those are covered then we should rule things in or out.
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Exactly.
Andrew