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South Africa: We are Not Savages, Lion Breeders Testify, June 29, 2007
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Prospective hunters from overseas are willing to pay up to $60 000 - about R430 000 - to shoot a lion, but are now afraid to book for lion hunts because of the new regulations designed to prevent "canned hunting", says one of South Africa's biggest lion breeders. Read the whole article
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