Hunting wolves in Kazakhstan

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I'm sorry but that's not hunting!
Personally I'm inclined to agree, (I'd lean more on predator control) but I hear of places using dogs to hunt deer, something illegal and unheard of around here (same as using a snowmobile), but for them, perhaps this is the norm and our ways are just as awkward? I've dealt with some pest control that was more killing than hunting (example, cleaning out a nest of raccoons in a dilapidated barn) and I would bet that for them, this was a higher speed similarly approached exercise?
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I'm sorry but that's not hunting!
Hey, I'm with you! If you're wearing more clothing than the game is you're not really hunting. . .

Of course it's hunting; once you advance beyond bare hands and bare feet it's all relative. Granted it doesn't appear terribly thrilling, because it doesn't appear challenging or dangerous (other than getting killed by a snowmobile).
 
Real sportsman. Soon enough the only animals left in the wild will be two legged. YouTube bans Shawn Woods from showing mice and rats being trap killed and they allow that crap.
 
Anyone think that this maybe population control? I’m sure the people in that area of Kazakhstan will be thankful there’s less wolves decimating their freezer filler animals.

Apex predators need to be controlled for the sake of human hunting. In our rugged country out west here the only way they were eradicated before was trapping and poisoning, is either of those much different?

What about hunting over feeders and bait, or using dogs to tree cougars and bear?

Or waiting in a ground blind or tree stand to watch an unknowing deer walk by?

Or the driven hunts so common in Europe?

Who’s determining hunting ethics?

I’ll give you guys this, that given today’s society maybe they should explain the situation better. But out west here we have a real problem brewing with wolf numbers and it’s a wolf that is much bigger than the indigenous species that was eradicated at the turn of the century.

As it relates to closer to home. There’s plenty of area for wolves north of the Canadian belt line which is largely uninhabited to preserve the species. Utter stupidity has them in our backyard again.
 
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Is shooting deer over bait really hunting? How about behind a high fence after the trophy was let out of it's pen? There's a definite line between what is legal and what is ethical. One does not have to agree on ethics, but when it comes to what is legal and what is not, it's generally clearly defined.
 
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