For approx. a year ago they went to social media completely run amok in large parts of the world with hateful attacks against the 38-year-old american storvildtjæger Tess Talley, because she had put a picture out on facebook, where she proudly posed in front of a dead giraffe that she had just shot in south Africa. Among the hateful attacks, there was even death threats.
One person wrote, among other things:
‘I hope you die a horrible bloody death’.
another wrote:
‘I hope Tess Talley will die in the worst possible way’.
But now joins Tess Talley out to the american tv station CBS, that she in no way regret it, that she shot the rare giraffe in south Africa. She also admits that she, after his killing of the giraffe to eat the large rare animals.
– It tasted great.
It writes multiple media including CBS
Tess is proud to have killed the giraffe. It shows she also clearly here. (Photo: Private)
In an interview with the american tv station CBS yesterday defended Tess Talley his great love of hunting.
’the Animals being put out, so we can harvest them. We eat them too.’, tells Tess.
In connection with the interview, as in shots where Tess was hunting in the UNITED states, and here the shot she a gnu on a game-ranch in Odessa, Texas.
And on the footage showed she is also a gun-case, which she had made of the hide of the giraffe, which she shot in south Africa.
– I have also made a lot of great pillow case of the giraffe skins. And everyone loves my pillow case, says Tess with a big smile.
to end the interview, says Tess:
‘I am proud to be a hunter. I am proud to hunt. And I am proud that I have shot the giraffe.
There are less than 100,000 giraffes left on the african continent. Therefore shocked it also animal friends in the whole world, as Tess last year posed with the slain giraffe.
Iris Ho, who keep an eye on trophy-hunters through the organisation ‘Humane Society International’, then said the following about the case:
– It is shocking that anyone can enjoy killing a so beautiful and gracefully animals such as the giraffe.