Save 170 Namibian elephants by buying and moving them.

We have previously proposed that individuals and groups who are against population management of wildlife using hunting as a management tool to simply buy the surplus animals and take care of them.

Last year we offered a

black rhino bull and later 10 Namibian giraffes to loud anti-hunters and animal rights NGOs. None of them stepped up to the plate.

Now the Ministry of Environment Forestry and Tourism in Namibia are selling four lots of surplus elephants - 170 in total - to the highest bidders.

They are even open to let the pachyderms be exported if the buyers should wish to repatriate the animals. So here is another chance for Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting, PETA, HSUS, Zac Goldsmith, Trevor Noah, Kevin Pietersen, Ricky Gervais, Eduardo Goncalves and all the other

antis to show the world how their alternatives work in real life. And this time the animals are not offered for sale by hunters. They are offered by the country directly affected by the human/wildlife conflict these surplus elephants cause. Very poor communities are threatened

on their lives and livelihood. These elephants need to go.

So put your money where you're mouths are. If you truly care for elephants and you really have a good population management solution I am sure that you can raise the necessary funds between the millions of you...

You have until Jan 29th 2021 to leave your bids, prepare your habitat and hire your teams of vets and transport personnel. We are all looking forward to see you doing more than screaming. This is a golden opportunity for you to start using some of the funds you raise towards

Actual wildlife conservation.

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My bet, ARA will not save them.