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Drones as well: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianoce...

According to one game official in southern Africa whom I spoke with directly, the main issue preventing gov't sanctioned dehorning from being a successful is (1) it's dangerous and expensive to track and sedate the animals, and (2) poachers spend time tracking a "hornless" rhino and, upon locating it, kill it anyway.

While [in the poacher's mind] this sends a message to game officials, the poacher is also able to recover about 2 inches of keratin, being that about 2 inches must be left behind in order to "safely" dehorn the animal.

Rather sad!

Poorly written article, I agree! However, the comments section contains uncountable kernels of white nationalist wisdom. What woodwork did these people come out of?

Your criticism reveals an unsound technical background..."By wearing that scantily clad outfit she was just asking for it (rape)."