A Namibian’s View On Hunting In His Home Country

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
 
JES Adventures said:
Very well stated by Mr. Kasaona, the animal rights activits around the globe need to take him up on the offer and live in once of the communities for an extended period. Only after "walking a mile in his shoes" will they realize why Namibia has been a success story with wildlife management.
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I suspect that most of them would lack the temerity to walk a mile in his shoes.
 
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