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I know someone who worked there as a hunting guide though I don't know if hunting is still allowed.

Rhino hunting is allowed in SA and is very expensive.

I am familiar with the concept of private property and I am all for it.

I just find folks expressing joy over the deaths of trespassers and poachers a little odd.

The anti hunting left, yes, Freepers not so much.

Regulation of hunting and "endangered species" have become a tool of the left to control the masses.

Shoot a whale with a .50 BMG and you're going to jail unless you have the right skin color and tribal membership.

Rancher shooting wolves that are killing his cattle?

Better have your ducks in a row or you may go to prison or be bankrupted.

Kill a bald eagle or even possess a feather and you're looking at time in the gray bar hotel...unless you're the right color of brown.

We'll agree to disagree.

My name is not Michael.

You know someone who works there as a hunting guide.

Really.

He must not have too much work because there were only two legal rhino hunts in all SA last year. And neither at that game reserve. Three rhinos were poached there though.

Or is your "friend" a poacher?

And not hunting on some else property is "a tool to control the masses".

If you are not Michael Moore you sure have his thought pattern down cold.

By the way, don't come hunting on my property.