This fine woman shot an old giraffe, skinned and ate it. Shock! Horror!!!
Hunter who gunned down a giraffe reveals what she did with its carcass
08/06/2019
Dan Satherley
Watch: A report last year on Talley's killing. Credits: Video - Newshub; Image - Instagram/@reelcamogirl
A woman who made headlines in 2018 after posing with a giraffe she shot dead, has revealed what she did with its body.
Tess Talley told CBS This Morning on Friday she ate some, and turned the rest into pillows and a gun case. And it won't be the last creature of a dwindling species she guns down.
"It's a hobby, it's something that I love to do," she told host Adam Yamaguchi.
"Hunting may not be for everyone, but it's MY passion!" she wrote in a caption on photo-sharing site Instagram.
There are an estimated 31,500 giraffes of the type Talley shot left in the wild. It's rated a vulnerable species by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature.
Talley justified the killing by saying [it was 18 years old, was beyond breeding age and that] it had killed three younger giraffes.
"Now that the giraffe is gone, the younger bulls are able to breed," she told CBS News at the time. "This is called conservation through game management."
"They are put here for us. We harvest them, we eat them," she told CBS This Morning, adding that she got almost a tonne of meat out of it.
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