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text: jimmy johns owner spent k to trophy hunt extremely endangered female black rhino 
  tuesday november   by ethan a huff staff writer tags jimmy johns  endangered species  trophy hunting naturalnews the owner of the american fast food chain jimmy johns is under fire after photos emerged of him smiling and giving a thumbs up beside numerous endangered species that hes hunted and killed throughout africa over the years for seemingly no other purpose than simply to invoke death for pleasurereports indicate that jimmy john liautaud has been spending hundreds of thousands of dollars per hunting trip to gain access to these precious species including one particular trophy hunt in which he spent a whopping  just to kill an extremely endangered female black rhino graphic photos of liautaud with this rhino and other animals are available here  but be warned these images are horrifyingly upsettingliautauds trophy hunts are apparently a routine pastime of his just as they are for the many other bored millionaires out there with too much time and money on their hands who seem to get a kick out of taking out the rarest animals on our planet  beautiful creatures like leopards rhinos lions and even elephants which have the largest brains of any land animals its the type of thing that if more people knew about it theyd likely stop eating at jimmy johns altogethermr jimmy johns poaching fetish has been making the media rounds and many are now calling on a national boycott of the sandwich chain which has already been exposed for underpaying its employees and treating them like slave workers the wall street journal wsj reported that social media users had attempted to launch a boycott of jimmy johns using the boycottjimmyjohns hashtag on twitter though the company didnt seem all that phasedstill the issue hasnt gone away and many in the public remain outraged over what they say is reckless and reprehensible behavior not only is liautaud killing these rare and exotic animals in cold blood but hes doing so in such an utterly cruel way that even the most avid hunters would be hardpressed not to cringe or perhaps shed a few tearsusually the animals are lured from a national park on to private property lara starr investigative writer and cofounder of the earth child writes noting that this is not the method liautaud uses to kill his prey trophy hunters will leave out bait play the sounds of other animals to lure them in or a few other tactics to find their animal victimscanned hunting is even worse she adds it is the shooting fish in a barrel version of trophy hunting  the animals are often hand raised so they are tame and dont run away they leave food out for them one day then some coward creeps up and shoots them with a high powered bow or rifle sometimes they dont even have to creep sometimes they just shoot them from the back of a truck then go back to drinking their gin  tonic like it was just a bit of harmless fun trophy hunting costs do not help repopulate endangered animal species one of the excuses often used as justification for expensive trophy hunting escapades is that all that cash ends up getting donated to conservation programs that help repopulate the prairies plains and jungles with endangered species but this isnt actually true as only about two percent of the proceeds from these hunts ends up being used for conservation purposesnontrophy hunting tourism on the other hand is responsible for the bulk of conservation donations  up to  times than what trophy hunting contributes  according to heather callaghan editor of natural blaze  likewise the claim that animals killed on trophy hunts are used to provide food for locals is also bunk as most of the carcasses end up getting left behind for scavengers sources