This came from an email I got from Heym Germany.

I met him at Jagd and Hund 3 years ago, and then again in 2019 and normally I would not promote someone I don't personally like. But it is 2020, and I think everyone should get over themselves and help those in need. Apparently he is trying to recovery financially from this year, like many others are.

From Heym:
Kai-Ewe Denker, well-known professional hunter in Namibia and a good friend and absolute hey fan (express box) had an economic total outage this year and therefore wrote another book that can be ordered from him.
Dear friends and hunting guests
As most of you can probably think, the Corona measures caused us to have had a total economic outage this year. According to the motto ′′ complaining does not help, looking for solutions ", I have
sat me down in April trying to do what I somewhat master next to ′′ hunting writing.
And finally put a little story in mind that I've had in mind for a while.
This is what became the booklet ′′ Invisible Threads
It's a small story that takes the incredible coincidence of a very personal experience, embedded in the intact nature of the Nordkalahari with its ancient rhythm of
Seasons - the dry season sunlight and the eternal return of the life-giving rainy season -, interwoven with the hope, sorrow and confidence that comes with the knowledge of greater connections.
Size: 18 x13 cm, 41 pages of which 10 photo pages
Price includes shipping in Germany until the end of 2020:
15.00 €
Price includes shipping to Austria / Switzerland until the end of 2020: 17.00 €
You can order directly from: denkerk@erongosafaris.com
Payment: please ask for German account details
or: PayPal anjadenker@gmail.com
It is a beautiful, contemplative Christmas present, which can also be recommended to others (the booklet can also be ordered through Namibiana Book Depot-www.namibiana.de-buchdepot@namibiana.de) we would be very happy about your support.

Different world when I would help someone I think is a dickhead, but that is 2020.

Good News

I have read his first two books and liked them and his approach to hunting. Just curious, why do you think he is a dichhead?

My opinion... we can all be dickheads at times
I like his books