A huntress branded a “murderer” by angry animal lovers has hit back, claiming it was all for a good cause and she won’t apologize.
Michaela Fialova from the Czech Republic even teamed up with her boyfriend Miroslav Trauer to hunt zebras, lions, crocodiles and bears.
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The model first made waves when she revealed her favorite pastime on ITV’s This Morning.
She has since been called a “murderer” and received death threats from viewers, but that didn’t stop her from continuing.
She met her new boyfriend, Miroslav Trauer, through their shared love of hunting, and the couple continued to track more game together.
Michaela believes that by killing animals, they are actually helping to protect wildlife.
Although they occasionally hunt for food, the couple primarily engages in conservation hunting – designed to prevent overcrowding of animal populations.
Despite the ongoing backlash online, the pair still accept the criticism as part of being a hunter.
“People say we should die, they give us death threats and insults, but that’s all part of it,” Micaela said.
We are both hunters and share the same belief that animals belong in nature.
But hunting done right helps protect the environment, so we’re joining forces to help [these efforts] Together.
As part of her wildlife management, Mikaela killed many wild animals, including lions, zebras, giraffes, crocodiles and impalas.
Since teaming up with Miroslav, the two have hunted bighorn sheep, foxes and game birds – animals they use for meat.
The hunter said she drew the line at poaching, especially in South Africa, where she first met her partner a few years ago.
Their passion for anti-poaching conservation not only blossomed into their love story, but also into a training program to help patrol the jungle.
She said: I [met him while I] Some of the people risking their lives to protect these precious wildlife are being filmed, but their equipment and training are poor.
I try to help by finding people who can do it right, like people in the military.
Miroslav, then a sergeant in the jungle, volunteered to help the ranger, and the two fell in love in the process.
He had served for three years fighting poachers and agreed with Micaela’s views on hunting.
Michaela said: Now, we are an action couple who hunt and shoot together.
In our free time, we travel to places where rangers need to be trained by professionals to be more effective and this is our way of helping wildlife.
We also shot a lot of survival videos [to help those in the jungle]”.
Although the couple calls themselves a hunting couple, they try to keep their private lives out of the spotlight and rarely share photos of themselves together.
In a rare photo of the pair, they can be seen posing behind a dead fox.
Users flooded into the comments to share their reactions with many who condemned the killing.
One person said: “Photos of animals being killed are not realistic.”
Someone else commented: It’s so manly for you to shoot the little fox.
Another added that killing a fox would bring bad luck.
Others are more passionate about the hobby.
Good luck hunting! The little beast needs a fox hunter. Someone commented that it would be nice if more hunters hunted with their brains instead of their stomachs.
Another added: Foxes are harmful [] It hunts small prey, and I’m often a carrier of various diseases, so good job.
When Michaela’s passion is aroused, hunted She got her first deer when she was 13 years old.
When the model moved to South Africa from her native Czech Republic in 2013, it blossomed into a full-blown hobby.
She claims people have been trying to ban her from entering the country for years.
Hunter claims people are uneducated and urges those who call her name to do their research.
While some criticize her hobby, Mikayla believes she is saving animals from extinction by shooting sick animals that could spread disease.
She added: A lot of people say hunting is fun, but what exactly is fun?
Do you think shooting, dragging, skinning, eviscerating and meat-processing animals is fun?
It is important to have the correct information about hunting.
In South Africa, about 80% of funds go towards paying for the survival of wild animals, and if they lose value, cattle will replace them.
This would be devastating for wildlife.
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