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US huntress draws flak for posting pics with dead animals

/ 07:12 PM August 04, 2015

Screengrabbed from Sabrina Corgatelli's Facebook page

AN American huntress has drawn the ire of netizens after posting pictures of herself with her trophy hunts, including a dead giraffe, on social media.

On July 22, Sabrina Corgatelli posted a photo of her plane ticket with the caption: “Just waiting to start my long journey to South Africa.”

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The Telegraph reported that Corgatelli’s hunting site was a private conservancy 20 kilometers from South Africa’s Kruger National Park.

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Four days after, Corgatelli posted photos of her first kill, an African antelope with a striped body and spiral horns called a kudu.

“Yesterday was day 1 an amazing day!!! Got my beautiful beautiful Kudu!! It was my #1 want on my list and I got him on the first day!!! Loving it there!!” she said in the caption.

On the same day, the huntress posted photos of a dead giraffe, saying that killing it gave her a feeling that she would never forget.

“Day #2 I got [an] amazing old Giraffe. Such [an] amazing animal!! I couldn’t be any happier!! My emotion after getting him was a feeling I will never forget!!!” Corgatelli said.

In the following days, Corgatelli posted photos of dead warthog, blue wildebeest, a 13-foot crocodile, and an impala, which she called as “one of Africa’s icons.”

“What a fun hunt!!! Loving it here!! The guys at old days safari in South Africa have got me on another amazing animal,” she said.

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On August 1, the huntress also posted biblical passages in what appeared to be a move to justify her killings against criticisms.

“Every moving thing that lives shall be food for you. And as I gave you the green plants, I give you everything,” she said, quoting Genesis 9:3. YG

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TOPICS: animal cruelty, nation, News, South Africa
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