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[Philip] let's be calm,
Because there are lots of ram today
[click the gun]
I hope I get a big one.
Are you ready to shoot? the big one?
- Yeah. - Well, we'll try
It seems like there are a few deer back there.
Yes, there are deer everywhere.
[sighs, whispers] It's better to get it.
[Jasper] Do you think I can shoot that one?
We must be able to to age him
We must be able to know how many years before we can make that decision
He will go here, he is curious
- They are two dollars there. - Yeah.
[Philip] That's good.
Okay, it's convenient and be prepared
Use your time.
And then aim just to the right foot feeder, okay
You can wait for if you want,
But it's a shelter shot there.
[gun shot]
[Philip laughs]
You drop it, kid.
Where is the surge?
[gun cocking]
Oh, he got up, Dad.
He doesn't go anywhere, don't worry
[gun shot]
You shoot doe
- That's a surge. - Oh.
Okay, let's go Hold it.
[Jasper] huh!
[Philip chuckles] Are your hands trembling?
OK let's go.
Good work, buddy
Look at the horn in this person
What Look at that.
That is the textbook that was shot, Jasper.
Hold this rifle like this.
- What about that? - That is good.
I need a head like this, okay
Because if it's still young, it's not--
Right. Let's try that.
Good. Oh, that's how we want it Smiling.
The first buck trophy
[click camera]
Okay, go like this.
Too tired? One more. Smile and we are finished
[click camera]
- Good - [sighs]
As they say, is history
No more deer and spikes come for you.
You are under a big trophy.
[laughs]
[birds call]
[gun shot]
[soft moans]
- You understand - Yeah.
OK. One, and two, and three.
Take it, take it, bring it.
One two three. Go.
Deep shortness of breath.
[woman] Make sure it's good breath
Stable.
[local man] Three-eighty.
[rhino snorts]
[John] Here it is.
[drilling whirring]
[continuously rotating]
[woman] Use a brush. Use a brush.
- [woman] Injecting - [John] Yes.
We have to run this next to, guys Let's go.
[John] Operation runs very fast
This is not painful.
Maybe less danger
rather than humans have wisdom out of teeth.
He will return with his friend in minutes
This will take around two years
before he passes the same procedure again
And we know that hunters prefer
rhino with long horns and pointing at the horn.
Every two years to save his life, I think
if he has an opinion to give to you,
he will say, "I am very happy to sacrifice my horn
to save my life."
That is it, has been running normally
He looks fine.
[playing somber music]
I really believe that I have a recipe
to save rhinos from extinction
Selling horns, keep the rhinoceros alive and breed more and more.
I will give you a challenge.
Give me one animal it's already extinct
while farmers breed it and make money from it.
There is no one.
Not one
[moans]
♪
[sheep bleeding]
That is a dorper sheep.
That's what we do.
We raise babies.
We feed them, we remain predators of them,
and we try to breed good genetics,
to improve the nation's next generation.
OK. I have your friend
Your brother Let's go.
And the lamb will be three years old months when they are weaned,
and they will go to small packer in Central Texas,
and the lamb will be harvested,
and will usually go to your high end grocery chain,
and then to some special restaurants.
[car horn]
I think we have a problem people think that all animals are pets.
I don't think you can explain it to people.
If they don't understand that you raise chickens
to kill a chicken, to eat chicken, um...
If they can't understand that,
They are next to childishness frame of mind
that I don't know how, how to get in their mind
All I can say is them I like raising these animals.
I love the sheep.
Even those who will become someone's lamb
this summer for July 4th.
But that's their goal, they aren't for anything else.
[speaking foreign language]
The big one. The biggest is there.
Drag him, sideways
[speaking foreign language]
Get him.
[growling crocodile]
[speaking foreign language]
Save on grass.
[snapping]
[Christo] You cover his nose. He must breathe.
You can't your hand there
Let me close your nose too [chuckles]
[crocodile foam]
[local people] Three six points.
Good. Thank you friend.
You know, there are big industries in our country.
Not just crocodiles.
Lion, cage, buffalo
Everything is being raised for a destination at the end of the day.
So, yes, of course. Some of them will be hunted.
We, as humans, will eat it,
we will use skin,
and that's the life cycle.
[men shouting in foreign languages]
[speaking foreign language]
John! John!
[speaking foreign language]
[cellphone]
Hello? Yes.
[man talking by telephone]
[Christo speaks in a foreign language]
Slowly, slowly, slowly.
[man grunting]
[Christo] It's still Wild animals,
even if they have been kept in captivity like this.
They will kill you on a instant and eat you
So then, After being closed,
You load it, and are ready to transport
to the next destination
♪
If you don't come to Vegas,
I think your business finally won't work.
This is the place to come.
And everyone tries to be better than the next person
It doesn't matter whether it's breeding in lions, or buffalo, or sable.
This is passion to have your wild game
and can breed them,
and make sure you get better quality and genetics
and that's actually proud of it.
[Joe] Safari Club International Performances
is the biggest hunt for conventions on this planet
We have 2,000 booths are out there on the floor
We might run 20,000 different people through here
from all over the world.
And you can see it whatever you want
in terms of hunting, hunting support,
and conservation.
[Joe speaks through the mic]
I know it's a lot of people confused
how to hunt and conservation go together.
[auctioneer] Hunt South Africa in a hunting game ten days hunting for two hunters.
[Joe] About two hours ago there was an auction item
That is elephant hunting.
[auctioneer] Twenty thousand and 22,500. Let's go.
Blow out of the water, 22,500.
[shouting]
And the elephant hunt sold for around $ 50,000.
And the money will all come back
into conservation.
- [screaming] - Sold! There.
Eighteen thousand dollars. Eighteen.
[people cheering]
[auctioneer speaks]
And the model is not included.
[auctioneer continues to speak]
[woman 1] "I don't know," my grandson said smallly.
"I don't know why my grandmother wants to shoot a zebra."
[all laughs]
So I don't know. I lost my face with a little...
my three year old child small grandchild,
because I will go shoot zebra
[laughs]
[woman 2] And crocodile is really evil
So I don't feel bad kill one of them
Besides, I want a pair of boots.
And a wallet, and wallet.
And belt.
[Adam] You can't just choose the species you want,
but you can choose the animal you really want
So you can see if you want men or women.
Older, younger, color, type of feather
You can choose whatever animal you want
from the menu that they offer you,
see the price,
and open the murder
[Craig] Safari Club Convention
is the main meat market for exotic species
and one of the main attractions
is to get the Big Five grand slam
So you shoot one of each of the of the following species
Buffalo, which will cost about $ 8,000 to $ 9,000,
leopard for about 20,
elephant for 45,
lion for 50,000,
and the most expensive, because it's the rarest,
rhino for $ 350,000.
So there are all this sort of stuff
it encourages this to collect,
This obsession for more and more,
and the status is applied for individual hunters
who reaches that goal.
[Philip] I happen to be in Safari Club
and they are discussing fishing wild animals
and all restrictions they continue to institutionalize,
and there are rumors they want to put the lion on the list that is threatened,
and then arrange their taking
And I decided at that time,
that if Big Five is my goal,
then I have to step My plan goes up dramatically.
[man] Feed is ready
[gunshot]
Wait wait.
And bring him.
[gunshot]
[laughs]
[Philip] I like it.
[Team] It's interesting to see people arrive here
They are doing a big hunt, so they are excited
They have gotten, you know,
they have worked very hard to get money
to be able to go pay for this hunt
And they come here with anticipation,
and they come here with lots of nervousness,
because in Africa, it's dangerous
[Team] We are right on the edge of the herd of elephants.
Time to get a bull.
You hit him, keep hitting him again until he falls
- Sounds good? - It sounds good.
Follow me here
[Team] If you return thousand a year,
You know, natural balance is quite stable.
Unfortunately, humans have this kind of mess.
And we have been encroached on in so many natural lands
that species, all species, must now be managed.
For example, too many elephants in Botswana On the right, on the right. There he is.
Hit him again
He is down. He is down.
[laughs]
Of course, we can't do this with live animals,
but rather makes you pumped,
what you will feel real.
[Philip] Hunter regret
This is not something I have experienced recently.
But when I was a child, I would remember it.
[man talking about PA]
[Philip] When I was little , kid, I remember I had a BB gun.
I can remember clearly my mother told me
You can go shoot birds, but don't shoot red birds.
What I do
I go and shoot a red bird.
And I still remember holding the bird in my hand
and see the beak
and only see How beautiful it is,
and how it was made
Right there at the time,
I realize that
there's no way I can love that bird even more,
even though it's dead
I think many of us as trophy hunters,
feel the same thing.
We just want the experience to go and hunt the beast once.
We really just want it.
[John] That's it.
What's wrong now, honey?
[cellphone]
Yeah, Johnny?
This is not a good morning again this morning
Oh, shit. Now what?
Those rhinos that died there.
Adult rhinos
- Yeah. - Fuck
Does he have a calf, Johnny?
Yes, he has a large two year old calf.
Two-year-old calf
Yes.
[sighs heavy]
Fuck. Never stop, do it?
Yes.
Heartbreaking.
Poor calf doesn't know what to do with himself
[women speak in foreign languages]
[whining calves]
[flies buzzing]
[John] So I will start with post mortem,
and then I will decide how to leave them
It's okay.
Good.
[woman] good
[drilling whirring]
[playing somber music]
[John] The goal is this farm and myself is to breed 200 rhinos years.
I have lost a few of my stock farms
Disease will always occur be a factor
Unfortunately, will be hunted.
The possibilities are stacked against them.
And, um...
I'm always for underdogs
But more precisely,
I know them,
and they are the last animals in the world
it's worthy persecution
They don't deserve it.
They are the best, most user-friendly animals that want to stay this side of extinction.
[women] they must be the most magical creatures
I can sit and see them for hours and hours and hours.
And they are ancient.
They don't look like they belong to this life.
However, they are still here.
I hope people get smell of cases like this,
what we tried to do here,
more than they will start thinking about opening their own farm operations
so hopefully it can be together we can
revive the numbers
before we destroy other species
because of humanity.
[John] Almost every other wild animal
must be killed to get what people want
What is horn, skin, meat
Rhino is the only exception.
And that's why I concentrate on rhinos.
Because I don't have to hunt them down,
You don't need to kill them.
Actually, it shouldn't. Because they grow gold for you
[Richard] Beliefs of rhinoceros horns have been around for millions of years.
Unfortunately, there are more people who believe in rhinoceros horns than there are Christians on this earth
So... [laughs]
That is very difficult if you will tell
600 million Christians or whatever that God doesn't exist
In the same way, you will not tell people
Rhino horns don't work
[John] These horns weigh about four kilos.
In Vietnam, on the black market,
retail value of this horn will be about a quarter of a million dollars.
This is more expensive than gold,
or heroin according to weight.
That part that doesn't make sense is that
I have four tons of rhino horns in expensive security
Which is every conservative,
I can get $ 60 million.
But we are not allowed to sell it When I start this project,
It is legal to sell chlorine rhinos in South Africa.
In 2009,
Our government imposes a moratorium on the trade of rhinoceros horns.
But because of the ban, hunting has skyrocketed.
The villain
who will now kill rhinos and sell them illegally,
if he can sell horn legally,
he will never kill a rhinoceros
Who will kill the chicken? who put the golden egg?
Maybe someone is watching for crocs, I hope
What
A small hole there.
Ah, everything is good.
[sighs]
[flying buzzing]
[Gysbert] This is one of the last goals
maybe in Africa,
where there is no fence
This is really open.
You have to work for your trophy
We believe here it's
If you want to hunt, Everything is in the leg.
This runs and stalks.
It gives too the animal is coincidental.
So for us, there are three things If he hears you,
he kisses you, or he sees you,
this game ends
[whisper unclear]
[Philip] Stacking to pull the trigger
in this case, begins 18 months ago
So this is a long buildup to that point
Preparation, planning, buying plane tickets,
pay deposit on safari,
talk to your PH about the plan
What will we do? How do you hunt them?
All of this is stalking, planning.
And then, finally with animals coming in,
and then the animal is there.
[Philip whispering]
And then you pull the trigger.
And then, boom, you get it.
And then all that anticipation of change
to be a different emotion
excitement and relief,
and excitement, and anticipation.
Because you want to go to him and see
he looks like what,
What he feels,
what is he...
where he fell
[click weapon]
[whisper] which one is here? Look at that.
There is one here on the left, okay
Wait.
[Gysbert] No, no, no. It's a young bull.
Come back.
Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.
Philip.
Let's go.
I think it's too dangerous.
Too many... They are too close, and...
[Philip] Everything I see Have good fangs, big ones.
[Gysbert] Yes, but they are girls.
These are all females.
We look for an old old animal
that we can harvest for meat
[Philip] Exactly. Continue.
[bird cawing]
[Adam] For the better part two centuries now,
You already have this hunting culture,
first in England, and now in America,
it's somehow rough and interesting
to go out in the desert and hunt.
And Teddy Roosevelt bought it
When he was hunted thousands of animals,
including something like 5,000 mammals,
and start recording all this kills
Hunter account from what they do
makes me sick sometimes I'm stomach
about finding this amazing bull elephant
and put a bullet on the animal's head
And that gives them a rush of excitement
Now, they're robes in money and conservation,
and help people.
So, yes, Roosevelt is declaring all these national parks
in protecting the wilderness,
But he also killed thousands of people from animals at the same time,
because he wants it Can do that hunting.
He wants to be able to consume the beast
The hunting industry is trying to convince people
that's how it is at Roosevelt
like now.
[Craig] A hunter is someone who is willing to come out,
spend three weeks walk around on foot,
track an elephant, Track lions,
to shoot it and take the trophy home.
There is a challenge, There is a sense of sport.
But what has happened in the last 10 or 15 years
has become a growing segment of demographic hunting,
which refers to as a shooter.
And the shooter might have to spend
as much money as needed to get a three-week permit.
But if they can kill everything in the first two days,
they will do it and they will fly home.
That's the mentality
which really feeds births
from canned hunting industry
Basically. You will shop in several places of import / export,
and you have your carpet, you have your fireplace.
But it's not sports.
That only kills.
[gunshot]
[speaking foreign language]
[gunshot]
[crocodile foam]
[gun load]
Dirt. I'm out of bullets.
[local people] come here, Come here, come here.
Come here, come here, here.
Where is it now?
[woman] That is a big donkey damn crocodile
- Yeah. - [woman laughs]
I will tell you, adrenaline has been worth every penny.
So we can pick him up.
There is something coming out there.
It's out there.
Oh, shit.
That... Geez.
[woman 1] It's not yours Is it yours?
- I don't know - [woman 2] I don't know
No, but I want to shoot him too.
[laughs] I will have two.
[woman 1] It can't be yours swim like that
That is impossible.
[woman 2] Oh no, that.
- That continues, like... - [man 1]
This?
Watching. I want to shoot this .
[man 2] I don't, I'm not sure
[man 1] what is that?
Here, I will shoot it with this one.
Let me put my beer, not drop it
[woman laughs]
- Look? - What is this?
- [local people] see blood - Blood?
For the last crocodile.
- Oh, the last crocodile Oh. - Yeah.
It's just waiting for us to get close
Oh, it's moving his eyes.
Hmm?
Why shoot him again?
[chuckles]
You have to just shoot in the brain
[gunshot]
[man] Alright!
[woman] Now dead
Oh yeah, bastard
[man laughs]
Now he is destroyed.
[man] No, they will fix it.
They will fix it. They will fix it.
That's what animal skin experts do.
[man] that's why you paid for it.
[man laughs]
I've finished today. It's party time, boy.
[low growl]
How much for that sucker?
Which one is white? It's a big white lion.
This will be around 35.
Thirty-five thousand?
How much is Cecil?
[man] Cecil is expensive, I thought. 50,000.
Make sure all your tags are and things that are,
so there's no harm in in the trophy, okay?
That skin is now, that salt, put it in,
so we know tomorrow when they start with new animals,
we are finished with work days.
[Christo] I am in industrial cattle like 10-12 years.
And because we have lots of from games in the area,
I have several other outfitters those years
who always contact me and say,
"Please, Christo. Can I bring a client?
We want to come and hunt."
And I said, "Okay, fine. Bring the client."
Then I started meeting foreign clients
And that looks like me can be a good business
So, what we offer our clients is,
there is a cottage, there is a jacuzzi
And in the hunting area,
You can walk around, try and see animals.
You go down and you try and get the client
to the point where he can have a Obviously, a good shot at the animal.
[gunshot]
Good shot, good shot.
Good shot, buddy.
[Christo] And usually, At noon,
when it's really hot,
we bring clients to blind areas where they can sit for the rest of the afternoon
So that makes it very comfortable
Clients can stand upright up and can shoot
through that slot there.
This might be like 25 meters.
We will put some feeders here too,
so that animals can only come to certain areas
where there is water to drink
Then we clean about all these water points
where is the curtain,
because you want to see animals when they enter
And that makes it an exciting hunt
And that makes it natural environment, which is very important
Why don't you kill? You just waste gas.
Yes, there are no safari photos here. You have a wrong guide.
You must get a guide that kills many things.
[all laughs]
Sorry! Okay sorry!
Just remember, we don't feed Americans if they don't shoot something
[laughs]
[woman] I will love to have a giraffe
I might shoot it myself too
I want to hear it again.
He said it was too expensive and we don't have space for that in our house
I will find a room for that in our house,
even if I might have to build into the trophy room,
which I don't want.
[woman laughs]
[snoring]
That's a beautiful animal. I got one of them last year.
I still have wild boar and baboon
and bushbuck,
a bushpig, caracal.
So the list is still big enough,
and we have the rest of this days and two more days to hunt.
So we will try to do the best to get the most in the list, but...
it's not as easy as
It seems like once we go for them,
they are a little passionate.
[Christo] Now we will only try to get all these grasses away.
Wash all the blood.
You try and start plain game.
You know, the animal I got the feeling,
and familiar with us environment bushing
Okay, good Smile.
[Christo] And finally they got the experience
to allow them to go after Big Five.
This is the most expensive one.
Damn, that's a good shot.
- Ah, beautiful photos - And one, two...
- Kiss? - Yes.
[click camera]
Oh, that's great.
I'm glad he can the second
And oil goes up $ 2.
[man] what?
- [woman] Oil goes up $ 2. - Oil goes up $ 2.
Let's add another to the list
Let's add the bitch to the list
[applause]
[auctioneer] The possibility to start is very low
And when we say it There isn't a million here,
500.00 now
[spiel auction]
We are now I have one, two now.
[spiel auction]
I have one 750 now.
I have one 750. Do we have one 750?
[Christo] Every retail clothing seller, if he has many clients,
will run well business hunting
You shoot your animals,
so you have to buy new blood.
Breeding is very important,
because that's where the money
Money is in breeding.
[auctioneer continues to spin]
[shouting]
We have buffalo gone for between $ 4 million and $ 5 million.
And also male bulls are wanted $ 4 million or $ 5 million.
This is good for this industry.
Very large demand and a good market for that.
[auctioneer] And two million six hundred thousand. And finished.
[applause]
[Craig] you have capitalist system,
profit motive,
make money from wildlife
So this is extraordinary development
it's in South Africa
they pass it extraordinary period
remove nature from their rural areas
in the 1800s.
And they are literally deleted everything
That's the last time 20-25 years
that already exists this acknowledgment
they can take private land,
and private owners they themselves can benefit
by returning this area.
Now, until now, this land is mostly used for livestock.
But many people decide, "Well, we can get more income
if we play game ranching."
You really will get more money than raising a cow.
In this model, you fill the market
by killing ungul species like sable and roan
which is still interesting for hunters
And you can also start breed your buffalo
so they are not normal big horn
Then, as a saturated market,
people think, "Yes you know,
I have all this land,
and we can bring back the big five."
Now you really have got it a restored ecosystem
And this has already happened a success story
There are far more lions now in South Africa now
from there a hundred years ago.
There are far more predators in general in South Africa
from there a hundred years ago.
Initially, maybe because this will be involved
massacre of several animals,
But then [swoosh] you can go to something more naturalistic
it won't otherwise.
If we will only limit
what we see as "pets"
for these species which have been tamed
hundreds or thousands years ago,
then we will only see many species are lost.
And I think there are some species like rhinos
who should have a rhino farm And what needs to be recognized
that what they have achieved in South Africa
don't get lost
[Christo] This is _ a buffalo cow breed.
This buffalo bull bought millions.
And finally,
he has finished breeding.
And we have to put it out there to hunt
So we got... A Canadian client came,
and he is very happy to harvest
Cup that is so beautiful.
So there's nothing in vain. There is no.
Even the animal.
And we hope we can do it as possible,
there are 50 or 70 babies From him running around.
But finally, one day,
he will be respected
to raise it in the trophy room,
where someone can go enter and say,
"Do you know what? That is a top farmer."
And he will be silent respected today
if you see him and see This is a great trophy.
He made a very good trophy.
[man] have you ever got attached to a lion
is it difficult to release to hunt?
Are there animals? like that
that you are like, "Oh, this one is me..."
All animals
No problem what is the animal
If you like animals, you will be bound to them.
You go there every day,
You see this animal, You feed it.
Buffalo, your sable. Of course.
But there will be a time If you have to let go.
Cutting.
[laughs]
You must cut it.
[Christo speaks]
[voice breaking]
[sniff]
[Philip] OK
- [shots] - [elephant groans]
[gunshot]
Yes!
Busted hips. Do you see that?
Congratulations.
[laughs]
- Does he run away - Yeah.
[Philip] Oh, me.
[elephants moaning]
[Gysbert] has finished
[elephants moaning]
[barking elephant]
Maybe if you come to this side
- Where? - to the chest
- through there? - Yeah.
[gunshot]
[elephants breathe heavily]
Okay, let's stand little back
Then we can both finish.
[elephant moans]
[laughs]
[Philip] Cigarettes?
[spits]
[tense breathing]
[Gysbert] is he the old one, Philip?
No, just a bull.
Don't have...
cup quality from a large elephant,
and it will never grow up.
So, yes.
[flies buzzing]
[playing somber music]
♪
[speaking foreign language]
[Philip] yes
Elephant OU
is an elephant that we have to hunt people.
As part of their quota,
they get some animals that they can harvest for meat.
Fifteen years ago, people boiled animals
because they want meat
and there is no value for animals for them.
Now they know they have to do it protect wildlife
Not only the meat,
it's actually money back into their pockets
[speaking foreign language]
[chat is not clear]
♪
[speaking foreign language]
♪
[Philip speaks]
[Philip laughs]
[goat bleating]
[flies buzzing]
[Chris speaks in a foreign language]
[speaking in English]
[Chris] Break the door where are people sleeping?
Yes.
[Chris] This recurs the problem.
It can't continue like this.
Someone will be eaten. It's only a matter of time.
Maybe it's better for people to cry by dead lions
We don't cry by dead people
It's better.
[speaking foreign language]
We go to extreme lengths
to keep animals from being shot
on Animal Problems Control Programs
Maybe 95 percent from time
we can get animals out of society
and return them to where they are
and keep trying the two separate.
Because they don't get along well.
And people are killed every year
with elephants, and hippos and crocodiles, and lions.
This is part of life.
Part of life here, Besides, of course.
The lion enters and really destroys the life of a man,
and he has no way to maintain his future.
Maybe he will end in bush,
install cable meshes and poaching.
At the end of the day we are fighting a hunting war.
[man] We trained to recruit people
We do anti-poaching campaigns.
Trained to...
to teach people and explain to them
importance of animals.
The problem is, society, they are suffering
So they are forced now to go into the bushes
to make a living.
Stay, stay
Stay. Be a good boy.
Be a good child. Stay, baby, stay.
[David speaks]
Yes, David, You don't.
Let me tell you, You certainly don't.
[dog hump]
It was there just 14 months old.
I think two of them are pregnant
And then another cow with a A young calf is also injured.
He still has bullets in his brisket
Whether it will be fatal or not, we don't know.
Fucking sick.
They can give you 10, 12, and even 13 calves in their lives.
That is all deleted
in one moment.
[flies buzzing]
[dog gasping]
[man] Her body is completely mutilated
Means it is certain some locals are involved
I am suspicious host camp
Because rhinos, they know him,
and he knows how to go and Stand in their midst
quietly...
and maybe also, You know, two people,
one side banging and one banging this side.
That's how I imagined it in my nightmare
[John] So where does leave it?
[Charles] Yes, but... What I say is that
we will have Things that are more difficult to convince
trade pro -
Do you mean anti-trading?
[Charles] Yes, anti -
Convincing anti-trade, do you mean?
[Charles] yes
Charles, I know that
I know it's better than you all I'm there.
I'm in a fight all day and every day
So I know that.
I'm not pro and I'm not anti.
Both approaches have achievements in place
and inappropriate, because of the motive
behind commercial action
very rarely based on conservation.
They are profit-based,
and they sell it to the public based on--
- pay, it's fixed - pay, it's fixed Yes.
I am not a messenger for your purpose Not all of them.
Only for rhinos, not for my purposes
That's all I want. Be for rhinos.
Try it and keep it alive.
That's all I have ask everyone [Charles] You and I can sit and discuss.
Let me tell you something. Anthony Bones said,
If you are anti-trading,
You anti-legal trade.
Then there are two things I want you to think about it.
First, you keep money from me,
I need to protect my rhinoceros
Second, if that's the case anti-legal trade,
with my implications,
You are an illegal trade.
And that is a hunter.
[Charles] In fact The problem is that -
The fact is,
within ten years, if there is no legalization,
You won't see one damn clown here
They will all die or leave.
That is the fact of the problem
[dogs barking]
[men speak in foreign languages]
[door banging]
[click weapon]
Husbands have gone to bush and shot elephants.
That network for years, maybe...
for the past ten years
will contribute a several thousand elephants,
at least.
So, yes. They're bad people.
Finish a lot of bad things.
[man] say this damn woman now
we are not bored with this.
We go leave it with...
[man speaks foreign language]
[Chris speaks English]
[speaking foreign language]
[speaks English]
[speaking foreign language]
You know your father a long time ago.
The future in the bush is not the future.
There is no future.
If not, you can die, leave your family.
Or imprisoned.
with lots of future to your side
I know if we stay like this, we will end...
[speaking foreign language]
That won't continue.
[Chris] We fight this war for society.
This community.
and other communities further
Want this elephant too.
They deserve a lot of money,
and they will go to all lengths to get what they want
So, yes.
You need to look in the mirror every morning.
I made that point.
Every morning I look in the mirror,
because we have to confirm that
we don't cross the line,
uh, that's...
We cannot lose our humanity for humanity
I think it's very important.
This will be rough, and you do it things that are sometimes...
when you see it, it will frighten people.
But we already...
We have to do what... We have to keep this fight going.
This is a war to save elephants from extinction
[John] how many boiled rhinos
in less than a year?
Twenty.
When I was fired before Company security,
I'm really suspicious
that some of them are involved in hunting rhinos.
One of the people in the team that I really like
a chap with the name from Thomas Chowke.
That is our friend Thomas At that time he was here.
I have a very reliable one report from the police
that Thomas entered in hunting.
That is, emotionally,
the worst part of this are you friends now
You are a friend of your rhinoceros
You feel you can't trust anyone
[man] I won't be able to to guarantee
zero loss in this property
But I can tell you that most of them incidents mapped there
is a direct result
have the wrong person at the location,
with inappropriate equipment, is not the right training,
not too motivated
[John] So we will now change the full policy
to elite reaction units.
I don't need them in body bags.
I want to disappoint them
for them to say, "No no No. politicians pray for peace,
we pray for war
More conflicts might occur needed in this arena
to solve problems
[John] To be honest, I feel poor,
because they are all very expensive.
It seems that Radar is somehow
between ten and 20 million thousand.
This helicopter here is my charge of almost one million a month.
Then there are underground people,
and bleed male information,
and, and, and...
Eric, so has come through
so long if you knock it on the top of the face.
I mean, why are they? here?
They walk from there down there,
Along the way here, into this camp,
to come and boil this.
Why?
Just because they're fucking with my head, or why?
You feel very helpless, you know.
Good morning, honey.
Let me scratch you
This one is four months old.
[Pam] I don't think anyone ever thought
private person
will have 1300 rhinos.
And next year we will have 200 more likely
But I guess that's right an addiction, maybe
[man] And where do you think? it will stop
When he kicked the bucket, I guess.
Then hopefully one of them his children will continue to run
He won't stop before he is six feet below.
My dream is to continue what my father did
This is to continue with breeding rhinos.
Unfortunately, irony,
I will not breed rhinos, because it is too expensive,
and very high risk.
I mean, we're dead Threats here at home.
If I see what he has experienced in the last 15 years,
The financial position already exists gradually getting worse
the more rhinos he gets.
I have invested $ 50 million in this project
with almost no return.
[helicopter rotates]
This project will end
except if you make money.
I can continue selling my assets,
but it's not sustainable in the long run
I used to have six resorts.
I have had more than 3,000 beds All resorts have,
and this is the last that will be sold at auction.
[spiel auction]
First time.
For the second time, 24 million.
Thank you ma'am. That's yours.
[applause]
[John] After taking various suggestions,
I believe that I have no choice
but to take the government to court
to lift the moratorium
If not, I will run out of money,
and my rhinoceros will be killed by the hunter.
Go.
Sure.
We believe that hunters will be shot
an elephant today,
and we hope to meet them on the road,
and explain to them
this is no longer happening in this area.
[chuckles]
[gun load]
[Chris] There is a sting operation in our southern district,
where many are armed hunters come from
And what happens is,
a man takes out a knife,
trying to stab police.
He was shot.
Uh, he died
shortly after that
Eh, yes, I don't know.
Somewhat weird, Because the next day,
I have to go and shoot an elephant
on behalf of the council.
But walking up for the elephant,
which is very unusual A dangerous thing to do,
and you have this big adrenaline rush
when you walk there.
This... Your heart goes, your head goes...
You must be clean shoot this animal
And when it falls and it's...
falling to the floor after your shot,
there's only this big a drop of emotion,
for me, anyway.
And...
... for me...
very sad.
It turns out from this beautiful animals
into this mess from gray skin.
For me, shooting elephants is difficult
I understand it must be done, and sometimes I have to do it.
But this is a difficult call.
Yes, this is an emotional thing, killing an animal
I thought maybe so part of the hunt
Where are people
have this big buildup, and then switch this emotional.
[stutter] I get that
So I understand maybe if someone else gets it,
and maybe it becomes passionate addiction
I don't know
♪ Happy birthday for you ♪
♪ happy birthday Dear Philip ♪
♪ Happy birthday for you ♪
♪ And much more ♪
Applause.
[clapping]
Do you mind?
Who is wild?
You spill it
Are you, a kind of wild animal?
[woman] Mother, Father, you are watching
Philip opens the prize.
Oh, I remember what this
[laughs]
"A birthday shout on your search for the Big Five."
Something Merlot
[woman] Something.
In some types of chocolate. What is that?
- [woman] happy birthday - [Philip] thank you
[kiss]
[Philip] Unfortunately, here it is My birthday gift, I think.
They have listed the lions as threatened,
and all lions are threatened,
and other species as endangered.
So effective, hunting lions is over
Now, when it's all running As a result, I don't know.
We are only a few months out,
so maybe we are fine, Maybe we don't.
Maybe we should go to a different country,
Maybe the whole trip was destroyed, I don't know
So I think that makes me crazy
is the director of this service Dana Ash,
say that, and I quote,
"That's a privilege, not a right,
for us to bring back this trophy from another country."
I don't think he was chosen by anyone
I think he was appointed bureaucrat,
and he has no right to tell me
what are my rights,
and what is the privilege become a US citizen.
I will be the first hunter there for the hunting season
And we plan it like that.
So I leave as early as possible in this coming year.
But, um...
that may not be quite early
[chat is not clear]
[speaking foreign language]
That is the point.
[speaking foreign language]
[Pieter] There are about 150 farms in South Africa who has permission to save it and breed lions.
About 70 percent of all hunters
comes from United States and Canada.
And now the import is from the Lion Cup
will be much harder
And that will give my industry a heavy blow
If we can't get a hunter
to hunt our lions,
we slaughter the lions and sell their bones.
[Christo] What else is another? Alternative is there if you can't take care of your animals,
and there is no value for your animal
How do you see after them?
Where will you find the money to feed them?
If you take it that value,
I have to get rid of it.
There is nothing else choice for me
Walk from my place,
Let people shoot them, euthanize them
What's more?
What can you hope I do?
I can't let them open the camp
and let them run out of free and kill people.
[low growl]
[once] occasionally,
individual animals
can capture public imagination
and change public attitudes.
[news anchor] Anger around the world
during the death of from Cecil the Lion,
killed in the hands of an American dentist.
[Will] Cecil's death be created
a kind of swollen land from opinions
it has been translated into real action
You know, I eat hamburgers
But that's not hunting, That is murder.
And this person must have enough collection of animal heads,
because here he posed Next to the bear he shot.
He was killed like half from Noah's Ark
[audience laughs]
[announcer] Kill a lion for sports?
Not in the era of Instagram and Facebook.
Not for generations who were raised to connect with Simba.
We will always be together, right?
No, we won't.
I will be killed by a dentist from Minnesota Looking at the constellation?
That is like that a white man in his 50s
with a fake smile
[man] Walter damn Palmer.
You hunt Cecil the lion like a damn coward bitch.
Palmer dentist, welcome to court of public opinion.
I'm very happy it's social media
get this story out there.
You have to stop talking about it, I will be really angry.
What will happen if you do it? are being hunted, bastard?
We will never forgive what you do.
[announcer] Behind public anger
for the murder from Cecil the Lion,
the three biggest airlines in the US are prohibitions
on carrying trophies as goods
[Will] Someone pays so this item works.
Someone provides clothes,
coverage, outdoor equipment.
And that makes big corporate actors in this case
think very carefully
about how close they want to be linked
with certain practices.
And I think that will change,
and that will change quickly.
And people will say, "Mm-mmm.
I don't want part of this."
[protesters chant] Save our lions!
[man] Kill game hunting!
[crowd] Save our lion!
[man] Kill game hunting!
[crowd] Save our lion!
[man] Kill game hunting!
[crowd] Save our lion!
We will embarrass these people.
We will isolate these people.
We will press it on our government
so they have there is no place to go
And not just a lion.
A certain man who breeds 1200 white rhinos in South Africa
spend 5.2 million grand years
feed them and take care of them,
says he can no longer be able to pay for all of that.
He must destroy the beast,
unless he can sell rhinoceros horns.
And we have to say enough is enough
We will not allow that to happen
We will not allow South Africa to abuse its position...
[Craig] Welcome. I am here tonight for moderate debate
between two very leading conservationists
Will Travers from Born Free Foundation,
and Mr. John Hume.
[John] I really want to hear it what will he say
He is far more experienced than I
in seducing the public
Don't forget it That's what he did.
He woos public,
and that's how they collect money,
and that's why he is very good at it
[applause]
[John] Good night, women and men.
I am a retired property developer,
and now custodians of 1,403 rhinos.
If I can sell the horn,
1400 I will be 2,000, 3,000
and 10,000.
I can't see what's wrong with that,
when my rhinoceros is happy to live
Come and see them where they are.
I have a recipe,
but it takes a lot of money.
I have a way to raise money
without having to beg around the world.
What I need is for that to be legal
I don't think there is a legitimate case
for you have this animal in large numbers
in the private area from the property,
where you can harvest it, where you can benefit from them,
where you can put them into the international market,
where can lead for more destruction
[applause]
Excuse me sir. I don't think you understand Africa.
You don't do it understand Africa
How many consumers can you supply from your rhinoceros?
I cut my horns every two years.
So I can produce with my current rhinoceros,
one ton of horns a year
Rhino. What about the rest? from the population?
They must do the same thing.
That's why I want to give them to the community.
I want to teach the community.
There are Sumatran rhinos, Indian Rhinos
After you flood... "flooding" your market...
So you want me to give up and let my body die?
[woman] It's all about your rhinoceros.
What about global rhinos?
Let global rhinos do the same thing
You have to speak to all rhinos,
not only yours
[applause]
[Will] "if paying, it remains" principle,
commodification wild animals
Elephants will stay if we can sell their ivory
The lion will stay if the rich elite can shoot them for fun.
And rhinos will stay, even though on the farm
very similar to Mr. Humes & apos ;,
if their horns can be sold long distance, remote, deceived buyers.
What a natural vision will
Contained , limited,
commercialized and fake.
[growling]
[playing somber music]
[drilling whirring]
[reporter] South Africa hasn't decided yet
on push to end a global ban
buy and sell rhino horn.
The steps can be open a market worth $ 2 billion,
and also determine its destiny
from critical rare species.
[woman laughs]
Geez.
[Philip] I got this one
[man] do you have this one?
I am back.
[people sing and clap]
They like to talk about numbers,
they like to talk about conservation.
They are fair greenwashing, basically,
the fact that they enjoy murder
And that's basically psychopathic behavior
We see a lot of progress for animals.
Changes will come.
We will put this final .
I'm actually a conservationist
We are very careful about what we hunt,
and we don't hunt endangered species
I'm opposed to all hunting.
Just all hunting, no matter what?
No matter what
No matter the result or...
All hunting
From conservationists point of view,
incoming money from hunting
in the area where the conservancies are,
actually what keep them there
You really think where your money goes
except someone back bag?
- Will... - You breed corruption
Will go to school that we pay.
Will go to -
So go build a school.
If you want to build a school,
I will shake your hand, I will build it with you.
- No problem. - I just said -
Why do you have to shoot? animals to go to school building?
I just said that was the part of our industry.
- It's not the same - This is an option.
Murder is murder.
- Not murder if it's an animal. - That is.
Do you kill the chicken? do you have for lunch?
I don't eat meat, lover.
- Oh good. - I'm vegan
- I don't eat meat - Good. Good.
Because I pay attention to it for all species,
and all life, breathe.
Shameless!
Coward
- [beating drums] - [protesters chanting]
[Craig] This is human nature empathy with individuals.
Be animal rights organization,
That's their thinking,
are individuals
As if somehow it will happen protect the entire area.
This will protect the whole ecosystem. And no.
So they think in terms of Bambi, or Simba, or Fifi.
Because we can see Fifi, and we know Fifi,
and we send photos from Fifi to our donors.
Then it's good, okay?
But Fifi might be on the right middle of the place
if he is right protected area,
and you ignore everywhere else around the edges.
And everyone is cut
and they cut down forests,
and they clear the land,
and they bring their livestock
Right next to Fifi.
And everything goes smoothly.
They ignore facts
that local people are killed by lions,
trampled by elephants,
they lose their crops,
they don't share their value system
If you can't empathize with the locals,
then you will not be at all successful
in protecting in the long run.
In addition, you have a hunter
who is sure
where they operate
they are the last fortress support
to protect this area.
But for animal welfare organization, no.
There are no animals that have to die.
Reality of hunting What is that,
yes, there are some places where hunting does make a difference.
But in many regions, the economy does not increase.
They don't produce enough money.
The land is gone,
especially in most corrupt countries
We have seen that happen again and again
in many parts of Africa,
where did they go out and say, "Everything is fine."
No, it's okay.
Things decrease.
[Chris] What we do is to run a camp
and type of management management in the field
anti poaching in the area.
And we get a daily rate
when foreign hunters come to hunt here,
who really subsidizes
the money I have to run my anti-poaching.
You can imagine all that dust and dirt and rain, and...
We take a little firearm hammer.
That's why we like this AK Action.
Because all AK are built in Israel,
You can't be wrong with them.
- [laughs] - No no.
[Chris] We fight to save this...
for society...
while people kill him.
His...
This is very strange.
We fight to save something
so that others can kill it
It just comes back to...
control, ethics, moral...
sustainability.
You can assimilate both,
hunters and commercial hunters,
But the difference is hunter,
they shoot anything for their teeth
Literally anything.
And they will shoot every last one there,
because there are commercial ones Desires are driven to these teeth.
On the hunting side,
if done correctly,
where there is a very careful measured off-take,
um, I can live with that
Kill every last animal? No, I can't live with that.
Will not do that
That's wrong.
[Martin] are you loaded?
- [Philip] No. - [Martin] You must fill
[Martin] You never know what we can meet here [gun load]
- [Philip] I'm not really chasing a buffalo. - [Martin] okay
Yes. I mean, you know what, we need bait.
So we have three more places to feed
But this is your call You know, I mean, I can -
How much do I pay for hippos for bait?
Four seven fifty.
- And how much for buffalo? - 5,500.
Good.
[Philip clears his throat]
[Philip] alright
[Martin] If it's ready, take it.
[gunshot]
This is one of the possible now 17 bait
we are ready so far for Philip
We have used hippopotamus, zebra, impala
And our biggest problem are they rotting really fast
They only last two or three days, so...
Hopefully, cats find this next two days when it's still fresh,
and give us a little luck.
[Philip] You know, Bible words
He gives power to humans over all animals
And that dominance comes with responsibility
But that also means that is the right to use it
So, I think so Most of that.
And that's a big part of appreciating God's creation
Some people think, "How can you get out?
and shoot God's creation?"
That's really wrong statement
Incorrect point of view
God says that we have authority over animals.
That means we can do it what we choose with them
This is a very strong statement that is in the Bible [gunshot]
[Philip] Give me a ram.
[gunshot]
I think it makes it more specifically for me as a believer
to go there and chase these animals
and know that God put them.
And when I put my hand on the lion,
I can promise you,
at that time, Like all my life,
anyone who believes evolution is a total fool I just don't understand how people can't understand
that God raised the animal into being
[flies buzzing]
[sighs]
[flies buzzing]
[whisper]
[Philip] A thought comes to mind When I come here,
and start feeling emotions
and anticipation from this big hunt
I've been a hunter my whole life
They say I fell from a hunting vehicle
When I'm two years old or three years old,
and land in my head
Maybe it's wrong with me sometimes
And, you know, I lost my father a few years ago,
and he is a hunter.
At that time, I was a little angry with him,
the way he treats me
He will do funny things to me
to make me learn to hunt.
We will be pickup,
and whether it is rabbit or deer,
summer or winter,
we will drive together, and he will see some games.
And everything that will do Turn off the engine
and sit there and not say a word.
And I will do it to find the animal,
get out of the vehicle, and go take a picture.
But he challenged me.
My father challenged me in many ways.
That's just one way.
And...
[chuckles]
I think he will be so really amused
to be able to tell people
back home at the coffee shop,
and when I say "coffee shop" I mean Dairy Queen,
that her child is out hunting lion
I think if he was around he would have done it really got a big kick from it.
[laughs]
[Whisper] It would be better if he rose a little.
- This will come out - Yeah.
This will work, but if you can make a little.
Get down a little.
There.
[blow dryer whirring]
[drilling whirring]
Look at her hair.
That feels right.
You won't believe it, but hair patterns are very important This won't look alive if it's mangy
Actually I have not for myself
I never saved it a work.
Ever.
One day maybe I will end buy skin from the zoo,
one that has expired,
and make yourself a little private museum
Even if it's private, it's still something which will preserve it when it's long gone
The inevitable way we continue in this world
People kill animals for the wrong reasons
Like hunting, use them to...
really irrational
What do you call it Logical reason like medicine
That doesn't work.
This is just a fantasy.
And besides,
dissipation from its natural habitat,
they have no other place to go.
They are involved in conflict with people.
They always come second.
So that's how it is too.
Animals will end someday behind cages
as we have in the zoo, but on a larger scale,
or just fantasy people talk about
"One day there are these animals..."
So this might be fair for them at least.
At least that what I aim for
Because if they become extinct one day,
Then there is something to show the world what they are.
Yes, get well soon.
♪
[thunderous thunder]
[John] I really feel if they know
that they are in danger
They know
that they are not equipped to avoid extinction.
That is humans who have messed up their lives
We must be blamed.
And that makes me understand
that I can't give up.
[thunderous thunder]
Why do we have to save? every species from extinction?
It's almost like, why do we have to breathe?
That's because of us.
Surely we want
our world to survive
We want our world to be a better place
- [shots] - [shrill birds]
Fantastic, friend Good shot
[sighs] Gosh.
[sobbing]
You put it Stick, right?
[chuckles]
That is a good idea.
You don't want that to get a handle from you
I promise so.
The teeth are just...
really extraordinary
How bleak. Look at the red.
and black.
Black in his ears.
Green eyes.
And he's an old and old man.
Really one of the types.
I made a decision a few months ago
that I will come to hunt lions
and this is my trophy.
There are no bureaucrats who can take it from me
[sniffles]
Good. Martin, can we arrange it? to take some pictures?
[click camera]
[car trunk lid]
[playing somber music]
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