Leopard: different way

[get015]

I understand why livestock farmers do it to a degree and partially the problem is also caused by AR groups, and also I believe a lack of education from our side to livestock farmers, but for an PH to do this….I find this in terrible taste a complete and blithering idiot if you ask me.
He should be stripped of his license. Definitely not a professional hunter in the true sense of the word.
My best always.
Jaco.

I apologize for calling the PH in question an idiot. Name calling will not aid in the goal of education.
Rather I would like to rephrase the guide in question needs a reprogram.

My best.
Jaco.

 

[Mtn_Infantry]

I apologize for calling the PH in question an idiot. Name calling will not aid in the goal of education.
Rather I would like to rephrase the guide in question needs a reprogram.

My best.
Jaco.

I wasn't present so can't speak to the circumstances. I was told "nuisance" in the whatsapp message. I was in a different area of the country. I'm wondering if the PH was also the farmer.

 

[Gemsbok45]

Before the land reform,An Archery hunter had two chances at big Tom’s that ducked down as we drove by. Yes it would have been from the truck. The hunter was too surprised to pull it off.

 

[get015]

Fair enough, I hope and pray that these guys see the light.
wishing to cross paths with such individuals to discuss the logic. Let’s hope the leopard population survives both governments, animal rights groups and ph/landowners ignorance.
In the area we live in I have been educating landowners for going on two decades now, I am happy to say that having reprogrammed 90% of them poisoning has virtually disappeared gin/gun traps are a thing of the past and both leopard, landowner, livestock and the entire ecosystem are better for it.
Apologies for derailing the thread.
My best.

I wasn't present so can't speak to the circumstances. I was told "nuisance" in the whatsapp message. I was in a different area of the country. I'm wondering if the PH was also the farmer.