This podcast was quite an eye opener for myself as an Australian. As a hunter on a weekly and sometimes daily basis for vermin control I do not have to fork out much income to enjoy hunting. The context I suppose is that most of our animals are vermin and free for the taking. African animals are bred to support a large industry and keep the species viable. On an interesting point for me is that some concessional hunts in Africa are not really on large properties. It does not take long to find game if on open smaller concessions. This would be of concern to some people if it was too easy to hunt animals. Anyway, just my thoughts be they good or bad. I love your stuff. Darrell.
