Yes, it's one of those annoying questions - like what do you do with your Granny's old mink coat? Personally, I'm not in the position to have to make the decision and I also suspect that museums could probably live without a lot of stuffed animals of uncertain provenance ...
Probably one of those things - does no harm even though some of us would consider it in very bad taste - I find it unpleasant going into country pubs with stuffed foxes and game birds on the walls but .... what can you do?
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Originally Posted by Rhea
We all know that its BAD (and illegal)to hunt just for fun? Especially a highly endangered animal like the Tiger-
So, why is it OK for the descendants of yester-years hunters to display the tropies of their anscestors killing sprees?
Especially when the places they are displayed in claim to be conservation centered eco-lodges? Why not donate the moth eaten creatures to a local museam which can display them in the correct context and also raise money for the local conservation groups?
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