Unethical Hunters Draw Tourists Image of Great White Hunter
In Johannesburg South Africa critics accuse illegal hunters of luring big game from reserves with distress calls and spotlights to attract high paying tourists. A rare white lion shot near Timbavati park sparked debate over ethics and proposed legislation.
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Safari hunting debate sparks calls for stricter licensing
Heller’s navy course opens college credit while discussions on big game hunting in Africa reveal issues of ethics and regulation. Smith notes high 21 day safari costs about $20 000 and warns against immature or protected species being shot for trophies. Kruger Park ecologists condemn “game hawking” and urge provincial action to curb lure of game from reserves.
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Modern bridge bidding misstep costs declarer game
In a Chicago Tribune analysis, North-South reach four hearts after a negative takeout double and a two no trump jump. West leads spades, East defends by shifting to clubs, but declarer muses over trick one. Doubling and misplayed first move seal the down one outcome despite precise defense and possible alternative play.
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