The Hunter Became the Hunted

I've never been a fan of trophy hunting... I was raised that you don't shoot anything you don't intend to eat.

I'm not a fan of catch and release either... If I fish, I mean for it to end up on my dinner plate.

I don't care much about all the drama in the story; if you're going to play where the elephants live, expect to get trampled if you're perceived as a threat to them.
 
I've never been a fan of trophy hunting... I was raised that you don't shoot anything you don't intend to eat.

I'm not a fan of catch and release either... If I fish, I mean for it to end up on my dinner plate.

I don't care much about all the drama in the story; if you're going to play where the elephants live, expect to get trampled if you're perceived as a threat to them.
I’m not a trophy hunter either. I don’t hunt anything except ducks, which I eat. I do catch & release though, but sometimes keep what I catch.
 
this incident sounds very similar to the plot of a wilbur smith book from 1989 called A Time to Die... ..
the book was said to have to have been loosely based on an actual account from the early 1970s of a lion hunter

- who became teminally ill and began to feel guilt over the numbers of wildlife he had killed for sport.... and basically
sacrificed himself to a lion on one last hunt..... ...smiths book is about an elderly and terminally ill big game hunter
who does the same thing - although in a very dramatic fashion - during a hunt for a legendary rogue elephant.. uncanny
similarities between the book and what has been reported in the news about this recent hunters death... ...


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