Times have (inevitably and in this case - unfortunately) changed. Too many "hunters" think that going on Safari means driving around in a Bokkie [in South Africa] and shooting animals [from the same] while some Ted Nugent (draft dodger) rock music plays in the background. They think that this is "hunting." Take that stupid compensator off of your rifle (and maybe the scope) and experience and learn what it means to walk, stalk, track, and get closer to the quarry - and maybe leave unsuccessful but not dissatisfied. Real hunters need to take a stand on this. Otherwise ranch (fenced) hunting of pen-raised [put and take] animals shot at the water hole or feed trough will become the new norm and be seen as acceptable. Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and a few other places still offer the chance at the real thing. Go now, before it's too late.