fighting a poaching war. we try to recruit people. we do campaigns trying to teach people and explain to them the importance of animals. the problem is people, they are suffering. so they are forced now to get into the bush, to make a living. to get into poaching to make a living. stay. stay. stay. be a good boy. be good, boy. stay, honey. stay. no, david, you don t. let me tell you, you definitely don t. that one or there was only 14 months old.
animals get the feeling and get used the experience that allowed them to go after the big five. the most expensive one. damn, that was a good shot. beautiful photo. yes. now i m happy she got a second one. and oil s up $2. oil s up. oil s up $2. let s add another one to the list. let s add that bitch to the list. r $5.99? yes. and yes. yessss! introducing the deal you want on the pizza you crave. two medium pizzas just $5.99 each. no one outpizzas the hut.
hunting. and teddy roosevelt bought into that when he hunted thousands of animals, something like 5,000 mammals and started to record all these kills. the hunters accounts of what they re doing makes me sick to my stomach sometimes about finding this amazing bull elephant and putting a bullet in the animals head. and that gives them a rush of excitement. now they cak that in money, conservation, helping people. so yeah, roosevelt is declaring all these parks national parks and protecting wilderness. but he is also killing thousands of animals at the same time because he wanted to be able to do that hunting. he wanted to be able to consume those wild animals. the hunting industry is trying to convince people that the way it was in roosevelt s time is the way it still is today. a hunter was somebody who was willing to go out and spend three weeks walking around on foot, tracking an elephant,
hello? yes. yes. [ speaking foreign language ] slowly, slowly, slowly. they are still wild animals even if they re kept in captivity like this. they will kill you in an instant and eat you up. once it s closed up, you load it on and he is ready for transport to his next destination.
all animals, doesn t matter what animal it is, if you love animals, you ll get attached to them. you go out there every day, you see this animal, you re feeding him. the buffalo, your sable, of course, but there will be a time where you have to let go. cut. can we cut this? that is true. these animals, you can t let go. you know, you will be playing with them, but they become like a friend. at the new carfax.com show me used trucks with one owner. pretty cool. [laughs] ah. ahem. show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com.