Worth watching.

I heard a podcast a couple of months back (maybe April Vokey's podcast I can't remember) with the two folks who made the film. They were hard core anti-hunter and their full intension was to expose hunting as an evil endeavor. However, through the process of making the film they came to realize what hunting is really about and that it can be a huge conservation tool. Especially in Africa. They both had a significant change of mind on how they viewed hunting and that's evident in what the film turned out to be.

Thought it was a well balanced film. Was surprised at the opening scene I didn’t think they would have shown actual kills.

The guy who shot the crocodile was a grade A doucher.

I would be embarrassed to be in his company, tough talking a swimming pool raised croc he shot in a stock tank

I def. didn’t see it as anti-hunting though

Sheep farmer must make a killing!

Watching it now

Seeing those crocs made my heart break, especially after visiting Brazos Bend SP yesterday and seeing their American cousins lazily entertaining human annoyance, but free and wild nonetheless.

Interesting concept with the rhino ivory farming.

I like CNN documentaries. I've only seen one other, which is Blackfish and for Comp II, but it was well done. Don't think I'll ever go to SeaWorld again, but still lol.


Just got to the canned croc part I AM SEETHING. I actually physically cringed. I'm not one to want to punch someone in the gut, but this guy would definitely get it.

Just watched it, interesting.

LOL......