In July of 2016, with the Republican National Convention approaching, and with Donald Trump heavily courting the gun owner vote and supporting uncontrolled gun ownership at the behest of the NRA, the president to be was asked about his sons’ trophy hunting in light of recently published photos of Eric and Don Junior posing with large game hunting trophies like elephant tails and the whole animal they shot.
Although he admitted that he himself did not hunt, he proudly defended his sons.
“My sons love to hunt. They are members of the NRA, very proudly. I am a big believer in the second amendment. My sons are hunters. Eric is a hunter. He puts it on a par with golf — ahead of golf. And my other son is a hunter.”
Obviously he had no problem with big game trophy hunting.
Eric defended his hobby and the pictures as well.
“Not a PR move I didn’t give the pics but I have no shame about them either. I HUNT & EAT game”.
“I AM A HUNTER I don’t hide from that.”
Don Junior also went on to say that daddy
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Here we are in November of 2017, and after the word went out that the Trump administration’s U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, whose chairman, Ryan Zinke is a big game hubter, would end a 2014 Obama administration ban on big-game trophy hunting in Zimbabwe and Zambia, and that the remains of African elephants, which are listed on the Endangered Species Act as threatened, can be imported, there was a bipartisan outcry. A few days later, Trump reversed the action, and put this decision on hold.
He tweeted,
“Big-game trophy decision will be announced next week but will be very hard pressed to change my mind that this horror show in any way helps conservation of Elephants or any other animal.”
This horror show is the very practice he had such positive words about when he spoke of his sons’ love of hunting big game.
And he also tweeted,
“Put big game trophy decision on hold until such time as I review all conservation facts. Under study for years. Will update soon with Secretary Zinke. Thank you!”
The boys, and Zinke, may not be too pleased.