Sending the oryx back to Africa

Charly Seale, executive director of the Exotic Wildlife Association, is helping repopulate the scimitar-horned oryx in Senegal, but it's a pricey project with lots of pitfalls.

[@TriumphantToufik]

As a quarter Egyptian, I want the Oryx back in Africa too. I also want to hunt my food in the future, right now I can't afford it, but hopefully in the near future.

[@minson5738]

Man .. Those animals are Protected You Can't Hunt Them .. You Can't hunt any Wild animal They are wild .. They are The food of other Creatures .. By the way I am Egyptian too

[@billeybop]

I've attended closed shoots in Texas. I also have some wealthy friends that have lined their walls with these beautiful critters. I would love to be able to afford the hunt!

[@doktorhyena]

You hunt innocent animals for sport? What is wrong with all you sport hunters?!

[@misspinkpunkykat]

@moviesforrandy If people were allowed to breed them for pets, it would help the species more than not letting people keep them as pets. That's how the buffalo population got back up. So what if a certian tiger isn't 100% Siberian or 100% Bengal. At the end of the day, it's still a tiger.

[@moviesforrandy]

ok that isgood.

[@steveshot7]

why?

[@minson5738]

Because you are Stupid

[@moviesforrandy]

maybe so you are not the first to tell me that. but what i look at is all the destruction to the earth we have already done and it don't look like it is getting any better.

[@moviesforrandy]

it is sad that the american government wont put a stop to americans keeping wild and exotic and endangered animals as pets.

[@billeybop]

You are far too optimistic my friend.

[@moviesforrandy]

good that you can't. i rather see them alive. but oneday when we finish destroying god's beautiful perfet world we can say well we still have the animals. look this was a bear aint it a beauty hanging on the wall.