Gryph and Bakes, You say that you're in the "wrong business". I guess that means that you have never operated a guided hunting safari business youselves and therefore I doubt that you would understand what costs and expenses and also man hours and risks are involved in doing so. Comparing a hunt done for yourself or with a few mates with a properly organized paid professional hunting safari is not at all relevant. There are many costs involved that the average bloke usually does not think about. I can assure you that if you knew all that is involved in running this type of business you might not be so quick to bag the Aussie safari industry. There are still value for money Aussie hunting safari operators who bust their gut to provide good hunting for their clients without charging ridiculous prices.
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