nothing here about the tiger massacre in Ohio yesterday !

[texansfan]

The authorities should've stepped in and taken the animals from that lunatic a long time ago. Its heartbreaking to see such beautiful animals killed like that.

Read this morning that Ohio is one of a handful of states that do not have laws regulating the ownership of exotic species.

 

[DollarDay]

never had it, wouldn't eat it, and I'm sure none of this "roadkill" will be eaten.

I know you can actually buy farmed lion meat and such, I just would not choose to eat it.

I'll eat Venison whenever I can get it , but I would not eat a cat....knowingly

I would have been arrested trying to harvest the meat too. It was a complete waste what happened as they ended up burying the carcasses on the guy's farm. That meat could have gone to soup kitchen and fed a few people.

Evidently that monkey that was missing was found in one of the cat's stomach.

 

[Grog]

I heard that the problem with tranquilizing the animals was not time or availability of darts but was that it would take some time, after being shot, for the animal to go to sleep. In that time the animal would go off and hide which would make it much harder to find.

 

[KingofNicotine]

The animals were not tame. One of the bears came charging at the cop.

 

[gskiman]

I heard that the problem with tranquilizing the animals was not time or availability of darts but was that it would take some time, after being shot, for the animal to go to sleep. In that time the animal would go off and hide which would make it much harder to find.

Yes, that would be freaky....to find one of those big cats sleeping it off on your patio

 

[2PLAYSMAX]

The RX stand point on this case seems to be unanimous

Sad, but time left no other options.