New Jersey Ivory ban....

asomotif · 11th August 2014, 10:22 AM

Thank you for the information.

Amazing to read that New Jersey is a hub for smuggling to China.
Unfortunately, if you close one route, a thousand other routes still exsist and if needed, new routes will be found.

When my minds takes a free ride, I can think of a solution by controlling the trade by the african governments.
Tusks and horns can be "harvested" without slaughtering the animals and sold on the free market to the highest bidder (China).
It would eliminate the poaching business and support african economies.

Best regards,
Willem

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11th August 2014, 10:22 AM	#2
asomotif Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 2,228	Thank you for the information. Amazing to read that New Jersey is a hub for smuggling to China. Unfortunately, if you close one route, a thousand other routes still exsist and if needed, new routes will be found. When my minds takes a free ride, I can think of a solution by controlling the trade by the african governments. Tusks and horns can be "harvested" without slaughtering the animals and sold on the free market to the highest bidder (China). It would eliminate the poaching business and support african economies. Best regards, Willem