Good idea , I certainly would buy one to help outHmm just thinking you could bring bits some back to sell to get more funds to help fight the fellers, So its sort of them paying for there own capture
Hi Carl.
That is most kind and I will try to remember your offer in march. Also I will obviously pay postage or courier and put a few quid into a charity. I admire the work that you do but will never have the funds to experience Africa.
Kindest regards Bryan.
Good idea , I certainly would buy one to help out
Very intresting thread, cheers carl.
Good luck with the poaching problem, i think u'll need it.
Is it even legal to own these traps in the UK?? I'm sur ei have been told that old fashioned gin and pole traps have to be 'decommisioned' welded open or shut to be legal in UK, not 100% sure so i'd double check in case u get bother at UK customs
Hi Carl.
That is most kind and I will try to remember your offer in march. Also I will obviously pay postage or courier and put a few quid into a charity. I admire the work that you do but will never have the funds to experience Africa.
Kindest regards Bryan.
Hi Frank,
We are near Macossa in Manica province. I am glad you enjoyed Niassa: there is very good hunting up there, eh!
If only we can nail the poaching problem, Mozambique has the potential to act as a real reservoir for African wildlife. We lost a scout to elephant poachers in February: shot through the stomach with an AK by ivory poachers. This is a war and hunters are on the front line. I don't get many vegetarians offering to come out and contribute!
Best,
Carl
What's happened with the traps, if there any I also want to take one