A beautiful photo illustrating how safari hunting in Africa benefits wildlife conservation.

The shadow of an anti-poaching aircraft patrol flies over a tusker in the outfitters concession in Mozambique. The anti-poaching flights are funded by the outfitter and thus funded by safari client fees. One reason why hunting contributes to the conservation of wildlife, the ground and air patrols and game guards to combat and reduce unrestrained poaching. Without safari hunting fees these wildlife areas would be subject to open slather poaching, with the wildlife suffering.

What do all the irate and angry persons hating McGrath and safari hunting contribute to true wildlife conservation? We all know the answers to that question.

(Photo credit: McDonald Safaris - permission granted to use photograph)