Supporters of African trophy hunting, including some in very high places - two of President Trump's sons are avid big game hunters - argue that a ban on hunting would harm wildlife and local people.

Surrounded by more than a hundred African game trophies in his home in Wilmington, Delaware, this hunter says the pursuit has been a passion since he was 12 years old. Hunting “sort of got into ...

Step inside a South African game reserve as we explore the tradition of hunting and eating zebra! Discover the cultural ...

Elephant conflicts There are currently around 130,000-140,000 elephants in Botswana, which has a population of 2.6 million people — that's around 1 elephant for every 15 humans. "People in ...

In fact, trophy hunting is instrumental in protecting the habitat and their species in many cases." The southern African countries are concerned that a group of animal welfare organizations ...

Louis investigates the elite world of well-heeled American hunters who pay top dollar for the ultimate luxury adventure experience: a chance to shoot big game in Africa. Watch all your favourite ABC ...

But the recent hysteria that has seen bans instituted in a few African countries is causing real harm to humans. That is the gist of the (surprising) New York Times story about how a hunting ban ...