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Buckskin dun Female...

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Buckskin dun Female sent on July 22, 2015 (22:47) by Gianni Aggravi. 111 comments, 8185 views. [retina]

at 600mm, 1/1250 f/8.0, ISO 1000, hand held. Specie: Dama dama

Finalmente dopo estenuanti ricerche, sono riuscito a ritrovare la mia preferita che da circa 1 mese non riuscivo più a vedere, ormai pensavo al peggio, invece eccola qua, e questa volta talmente vicino che non sono riuscito a comporre diversamente, proprio non mi entrava nell'inquadratura, un emozione che potete immaginare. Si tratta di un raro esemplare di Daino femmina Isabellino, completamente bianco eccetto che per gli occhi e gli zoccoli, non è un albino contrariamente a quanto si possa pensare. Adesso però sono seriamente preoccupato per la sua incolumità e faccio appello a chi potesse darmi delle indicazioni al fine di poterla proteggere avvalendomi di non so quale istituzione e/o gruppo animalista/ambientalista, sò per certo che è già diventato un argomento di conversazione tra cacciatori, eeee....... mi avete già capito.



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sent on July 23, 2015 (19:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Bah, I fear (honestly, are reluctant to hunt for ten years and do not fish, but when I went fishing practiced only no-kill fishing, all that I took I released; if I find a spider in the house, I put it out the window ... ), I said, I'm afraid that there are no reasons or legal instruments to consider the funny subject as a carrier of special rights. He has the right to live as beings of this world, but once the law provides that you can kick, I fear that even the Forest we can do little to say nothing. Or arrange the transfer in a protected area, citing the rarity of the specimen (maybe you do please, but ...), or, if it remains in the free zone, has - alas - the same (poor) rights of all the wild ...
Or you find a solution "under the table" or I know that the laws do not distinguish the isabellinby the albino or by persons livery common (if I'm wrong, I'm happy ...). If you want to solve ad-hoc, we must exploit something other than laws and rules ... I know ... Maybe moilitando some vicious animal or SIMILAR conquering and "politically" collaboration or at least tolerance "conspiratorial" institutions responsible, you can catch him and keep him safe. The forest would not do a great account, rather than apply the law can not do.

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sent on July 23, 2015 (22:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

A body of animal protection which uses the slogan "Let us unite to save them and save us" you respond ... "if the animal is free and well you can not do much" leaves me really very disappointed, and it makes me think about why and with what benefit there, bah ... we spend many, definitely too much money to keep up what ???? They are however concerned to report that you can allocate a contribution to the sustenance .... shame, shame really. I would have at least expected a response articulated and maybe describe, but I do too many dreams I .... :-(: fconfuso:

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sent on July 23, 2015 (23:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Gianni great !! :-)

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sent on July 24, 2015 (1:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

We can all agree, John, but then there's a thing called the law, that on the one hand protects the animals from abuse and other authorizing hunting, within the time and in the manner that the legislature (which is not said that we understand ...) considers sustainable and compatible with the environmental balance (Note I did not say "in ways compatible", I said "in ways that CONSIDERS compatibii" ...). If one thing is lawful, or do you agree or time of your illegal actions like animal assault. L 'ENPA, just because the legal entity and the recipient of funding and tax relief, may only enforce the law and ask that it be applied. I do not know if it's a little or a lot, but if there were they would pass unpunished too many abuses. Among the many to blame, ENPA seems to me that C &# 39; comes less. It is not - and can not be - a deus ex machina ...
The buckskin dun no specific safeguards, if it is free and no one is good (except the hunters ...) is allowed to interfere with his life. Unless you change the law (but hunters are a million votes and the lobby of the gunsmiths have a lot of money ...) or subjects the four-legged friend to the event, just as his teammates not duns.

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sent on July 24, 2015 (8:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Andrea true, but in fact do not want to crucify anyone, I concluded his speech with this sentence:
I would have at least expected a response articulated and maybe describe, but I do too many dreams I ....
Unfortunately we often ordinary citizens we create expectations baseless, the fact remains that it can not express my thoughts .... I'll just note that territory where is a hunting ground, at least should be enforced the rules. as someone said earlier, Tuscany is one of the areas with the highest number of poaching, there will be some problems ... ???? true that he has a significant population of wild, but also has a proportionately high number of acts subject to the control that probably will not function as it should, because we need to use only ever volunteering herendo we pay taxes galore ???? : - /: Fconfuso :: :: fconfuso fconfuso:

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sent on July 24, 2015 (8:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Because tax dollars do not go exactly in services, I live abroad and I could tell you what I happened just yesterday at the Italian Embassy but besides being ot I would return the nervous :-)

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sent on July 24, 2015 (9:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

B completely indifferent. Few wish to get in conflict with others who kill for fun or for environmental interests. When you put your face and your time on these things, in your territory, all forsake you, even consider you as something to be avoided, all have small interests.
Try to make the leap, really put your skills to the service to defend what is left, do it with whoever you want, but you'll see that it will be very hard .... eventually you will face with a culture of complicity "who else cares "," I have many problems that are enough, I'm going to take those of animals or 4 trees? "," The price of progress ", are the answers you get.
Greetings :-)

If we told you the failures ofF>
Of course, not all bad, but what little positive raise excessively.

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sent on July 24, 2015 (10:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Conducive to hunting with my rules, I defend our friend with my rifle, I shot a one hunter, then I have fun,
Between 1981 e82 have protected many famous people, and they were all alive, our 4-legged friend can feel comfortable.
These things I sweat ....... great shot, informed me if I have some advice contact you privately.

Hello

Ross

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sent on July 24, 2015 (12:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

3Bvivo and well and campera'altri 20 years, but if they shoot him and eat it, we can do nothing, is part of our culture that for centuries has hunted deer and pescato.Il in question is in toscana..se was in Trentino was another story !! The forest runs often with fuoristrada..e rarely see them walk through the woods .. (too much effort ..!) .., and very often the hunters are friends of forest that can be found in the bar Not to mention the paese..Per sheep occasionally snapped up by wolves .. (Aretino-Prato-Pistoia) .. Poor wolves ..specie protected .., go tell the shepherds ..

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sent on July 24, 2015 (12:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I agree in part with what you wrote, I was a long time vegetarian convinced then for health problems a bit of meat and fish I have to eat, but from here to shoot a deer it goes ...... .


however respect your thinking.

Hello

Ross

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sent on July 24, 2015 (23:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

If the pig, chicken, veal could talk ...


Respectable but questionable if we address the problem of the food chain in terms idealistic born extremist and a lot of problems.
What we do with lions and tigers, we kill them all because they kill other animals to eat? No, the nature made them well and are part of an overall balance. But the very nature that made carnivorous marten and the polar bear, made us omnivores. I think the discriminant is not whether or not to suppress nutririsi Even a vegetarian will feed on living organisms and is worth asking to what degree of evolution (or that branch) the body becomes expendable. Because the plants and animals do not? They are all living entities, and if life is the supreme value to be respected, not è life that of a soybean plant life as is that of a deer? Both feed and reproduce, both are the result of evolution, both have DNA and gametes, if one has a certain light are both creatures of God.
In my opinion, what enrages not accept the role that nature has given us (herbivores, predators, omnivores ...), it claims the right to have fun or bored at the expense of life. Respect and agree with those who eat a lettuce and who eats a chicken, compared with difficulty but contrast those who rips a plant, mistreats a dog (I correct, who mistreats a dog I respect very little ...) or shoot a pheasant just for the sake of do, to claim to be stronger than him, to enjoy the right of life and death over others. The maile need to kill him, I pity him but I have to eat. The deer kill him (others, not me ..) for entertainment and this just did not go ...
I do not bother those who give a goldfish to a child, knowing that then we play, it will always take in hand, she will make him a thousand pies in the water and he will die !!

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sent on July 25, 2015 (0:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Poor wolves ..specie protected .., go and say to the shepherds ..


I think this is really big ... excuse the frankness and sarcasm, but you're putting down as if the wolves were a pest species, with sheep and shepherds on the brink of extinction. As it happens, the opposite is more likely ... Why ??

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sent on July 25, 2015 (7:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Jevenska75 not be mica you are trying to get across the concept that the wolf is to be condemned because carnivore? If this were the case it would be one of the most pathetic things I've heard in my life ... As rightly said by Andrea Ferrari man and omnivorous, the thing to blame and not the fact that you eat meat, in case there are factory farms (with all what that fee) and even more around the relationship almost always sick that Homo sapiens sapiens has established with other species ... unique in the animal kingdom. You might even say the biggest problem and that .... we are too many, a sound policy to prevent births worldwide would be all well and good ... Go read the reports production / consumption on an annual basis, and see that half years mankind has already consumed all that should be enough for 12 months ... but shepherds ... mankind has tainted the planet like a virus. You know what viruses do,One example in the animal kingdom ,? Drag the host organism to death ... killing in the end themselves .... we are a virus.

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sent on July 26, 2015 (1:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

in case there are factory farms


Caution ... as you enter anything into a minefield of clichés !! I worked for years in the field of animal husbandry and I guarantee that most of the defenders of animal welfare has not the slightest idea what a farm. That is not heaven on earth animals, but talking about knowing both farms, both the animals that inhabit them - instead of talking so much starting from stereotypes absolutely artificial - it would not hurt ...
I'll give you just one example: quallche year ago the animal rights lobby (lobby because to say that she acted, she put on the dish its electoral weight to influence the discipline of a sector which apparently ignored) has demanded a legal minimum for surface avaiable for each pig rearing, arguing that withconditions of overcrowding were unacceptable. Breeders have had to grudgingly expand baste, resulting in very large enclosures see all pigs piled in a corner (!!): the pig is an animal "handicapped", genetically engineered to produce meat, unwilling to "gymnastics" , poor motility and chilly, so much so that farms will always keep temperatures above 32-33 degrees. When not eating, sleeping or lounging sprawled on his fellows to warm each other. Forget the belts Siena or other races "niche" still living the roaming: with those methods - the best in terms of ecological and ethology - the pork would be a general price inaccessible. It is not that pigs are free happier now are different from those of animals breeding, heavily modifiedyou and functionally degenerate ..

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sent on July 26, 2015 (6:40) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I do not start from artificial stereotypes, it seems to me that the battery of chickens and rabbits, to name a few, where the animals are subjected to continuous feed are not stereotypes and it is getting bigger with fish farming. Besides, what is fed to animals? Often contaminated food (mineral oil or other toxic waste with high disposal costs), so now it is no more than animals, but of living modified organisms on the purpose and subject to a morally acceptable practice since no more animals ... I a sucks I try, even if I understand your reasoning :-)

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sent on July 26, 2015 (10:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The emotion of your appeal is in my eyes. I believe the only institution that can help this girl so sweet, is the Forest Guard.
I sincerely hope that we can save this beautiful specimen, and allay the fear and emotion that you have brought to the attention. Good luck .Seguirò this story, hoping for a happy ending.
Fabrizio

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sent on July 26, 2015 (14:44) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

First of all thank you all for action and for the appreciations, acceptable but not needed as their purpose is quite different. However, this morning, I finally talked to the ranger, very kind and very helpful, but the answers received were not exactly those you hope .... :-( Unfortunately the stuff is difficult to deal with, even if they are very rare specimen , it is part of a sort "huntable", at least according to certain regulations, especially with regard to the culls, therefore there are no regulations or laws that can ensure the peaceful continuation of the vital subject: - / inotre, if they could find a way to go, there are no resources to do so, arrange a capture and displacement means to incur costs today would not find coverage. wow!: fconfuso :: - (<br />
I will try other ways .... in the meantime I'm trying an awareness campaign with the hunters in the area, which also showed great sensitivity and interest. Keep the place of sighting secret is my priority, though, when my dissemination of photos, many people already knew about it.

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sent on July 27, 2015 (22:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Besides what is fed to animals? Often contaminated food (mineral oil or other toxic waste with high disposal costs)


David noon so with knowledge of the facts that you're talking about, I have done for more than ten years before the assistant formulation of feed for livestock, then the quality control manager at the plant.
I promoted working groups between the heads of laboratory twenty-twenty-two major feed mills Italian, I hosted technicians all companies and I met a large number of different companies (all feed mills, of course).
I presume to know how they are manufactured feed and what ends and not ends up in (among other things, from my day today legislation has become much more restrictive). Notare even in conflict of interest, are years out of the sector.
I guarantee you, for my fortune, and your all, you are talking nonsense and baseless. I understand and somehow I share a certain kind of attention to probematiche of safety and health, but to venture out of the obvious absurdity such as toxic waste and petroleum harms above all the good reasons why you think you want to spend. There are problems in the sector, but they are much more subtle and more plausible fantasies you've written.

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sent on July 28, 2015 (23:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

means supporting the costs that today would not find coverage.


I understand the poor bastards in uniform and also those of the public, but I think this story cost without cover are a bit 'the screen with which almost always (maybe not this time, but I want to see ...) disguises and disinterest sloth. Of course, if the costs of the operation we put in the proportion of fixed costs, reach astronomical figures. But it is not that the game warden, vehicles, used involved and everything else, if not move the deer do not pay them. Direct costs remain to be incurred just those ten Euros of fuel needed to start the truck, and the vial of sleeping pills to shoot him, that would otherwise be due and would jump on. Anything goes, but I refuse to think that you abbianor 30 Euros for saving - nota bene - a rarity zoological and not to make a favorable treatment in a deer that as nice, would not be entitled, otherwise, to privileges. Probably, if publicity by the presence of the little girl in a suitable target and did a collection to safeguard it, would gain 100 times what you would spend to transfer it. But so goes the world ... Canada people pay to go to be torn to pieces by bears, by us in Trentino there are thirty (and not devour anyone ...) and it's time to make somebody out, why bother. ..

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sent on July 29, 2015 (0:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Andrea, I am not referring to those who produce feed but for example the scandal of a few years ago where it emerged that fifiuti hazardous toxic just as mineral oils (in that case from radiators) were mixed with the flour used to power poultry, as I recall happened in Belgium. Do you believe it is a single event? With the fish farm and even easier, how do you explain the mutations of the physical form of farmed sea bass, for example, that no longer even remotely resemble those wild? Let's go back to the feed and chickens, break a bone chicken reared in the yard with corn and then rompine one of a chicken raised on feed and you'll see that the second has the consistency of cardboard .... epotrei go on and


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