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the dallas safari club says killing one will help save dozens of others. it s drawing a lot of anger and also, the attention of the fbi. our ed lavandera reports. coming this close to a black rye nos ras is rare in south africa, there are only 1,700 still alive. thousands of miles away in this convention hall in texas, the dallas safari club says they have a way of helping save this ancient beast. the group will auction off a permit from the government to hunt and kill one. ben carter says sacrificing one animal is smart and good. it s going to be able to raise more money than any other way you could do it to help provide for all the conservative vegas needs we need. it has sparked death threats, which the fbi is investigating, along with a vicious debate over