04 April 2010, 17:48
mauser93Elephants in The New Yorker!
I suspect that I am in a truly tiny AR minority: subscribers to The New Yorker. The consistently superb writing gets me by the Lefty Doofus stuff easily.
I commend to all with an interest in elephants, and elephant poaching, Mr. Jeffrey Goldberg's article in the April 5 issue, entitled "The Hunted." Very well researched...deals largely with Mark and Delia Owens (Botswana and elsewhere). To my amazement, I found not so much as a hint of either anti-hunting or anti-firearm bias.
If you don't want to spend $5.99 on a magazine the politics of which you abhor, just about every public library will have a copy. It's worth the efort, I think.
Good hunting to all, and Happy Easter.
04 April 2010, 21:34
Kamo GariHadn't seen that yet, but thanks for the heads-up.
04 April 2010, 21:39
analog_peninsulaThe "New Yorker" is one of several periodicals that I've regretfully given up because of their political posturing. Thank you for the library suggestion. It's very helpful, as I refuse to fund Socialists.
04 April 2010, 23:06
sandyhunterNo need to run to the library. Here's the full article:
http://www.newyorker.com/repor...berg?currentPage=allThe most interesting part of the article is about the North Luangwa, in Zambia.
05 April 2010, 05:53
mauser93Thank you, Sandyhunter. I should have thought to do that.
Boy howdy, I seem to wind up saying that a lot...
05 April 2010, 07:16
SevenxbjtVery interesting thanks for posting.