VOICED : South Africans on illegal hunt for game meat

The video explores the practice of hunting with dogs in Johannesburg, highlighting the motivations and risks involved. It discusses the legal consequences hunters face and the ethical concerns raised by animal rights groups. The video contrasts traditional hunting methods with modern practices, including the use of hunting as a form of gambling. Despite their efforts, the hunters leave without a catch, reflecting on the challenges they face.

Why do Funnel boy and his fellow hunters start their hunt early?

• To follow traditional hunting practices

• To have a better chance of making a kill

• To avoid traffic on the way to the reserve

• To avoid the heat of the day

What is the risk Funnel boy faces if he is caught hunting?

• He will have to attend a hunting safety course

• He will be banned from the reserve

• He will have to pay a fine or face jail time

• He will lose his hunting license

What change has occurred in the treatment of dogs used in hunting?

• Dogs are now given better food

• Dogs are no longer shot, only the cases are taken

• Dogs are now trained more rigorously

• Dogs are now used only for tracking, not hunting

What do animal rights groups say about hunting with dogs?

• It is a modern innovation

• It is a necessary tradition

• It is a sustainable practice

• It is a barbaric practice

What is a modern use of hunting with dogs, according to the transcript?

• For educational purposes

• As a form of exercise

• As part of gambling

• For scientific research