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Cape Buffalo charges Hunter. Craig Middleton stops it just in time!

Hunting Africa's Black Death isn't for everyone. This bull came charging through the thick bush but Professional Hunter Craig Middleton stood his ground with just enough time for one shot. He made the perfect shot, saving his own life. He used a .458 win mag, loaded with 450gr Titan Expandable bullets Never underestimate the danger of these animals. To hunt with this outfitter: www.kilomberonorth.com To have your own hunts filmed (worldwide): [email protected] Click here for a very special deal on binoculars: Vortex Optics Triumph HD 10x42 Binoculars: https://amzn.to/3FIrx6G Trophy hunting can generate substantial economic benefits, community and political support, and have direct benefits for threatened species and biodiversity by: • Compensating for the costs of living with wildlife that are destructive and/or threaten human safety; • Offsetting opportunity costs of alternative and more destructive uses of wildlife habitat; • Generating economic benefits that improve livelihoods and thereby provide incentives to communities, land owners and other users to manage their wildlife sustainably and to choose wildlife conservation as a preferred land use option rather than other uses, such as commercial agriculture; • Generating revenues for government agencies that improve their ability to manage wildlife; • Enabling direct vigilance and support by trophy-hunting operations to reduce wildlife poaching and habitat alteration; and • Engendering philanthropic and political support for biodiversity conservation by hunters who value both the hunting opportunity and the non-monetary values of conservation. These mechanisms often work in concert with nature tourism, direct payments for biodiversity conservation, and other forms of support for nature conservation. WWF accordingly encourages the use of multiple methods, where possible, to diversify and increase incentives for conservation. As such, even the WWF holds the position that trophy hunting is a potential conservation tool that can be considered as part of an overall conservation strategy, including for threatened species (here encompassing the IUCN categories of vulnerable, endangered and critically endangered.)