Yes, I agree with much in that article. I see a lot of people writing disgusting criticism of McGrath but it just shows how a generation of animal liberation seemingly turns the world upside down after the millions of years our ancestors have hunted for sustenance and, later, sport.

Ninety years ago, if a gentleman of means lost his wife or fiancee to death or desertion, an African safari would be just what the doctor ordered to help him recover.

It's up to us hunters to educate the ill informed. We simply cannot rely on any other forms realistically, certainly not the media anyway - though here in NZ surprisingly, we've had some good and unbiased TVNZ coverage on shooting and hunting in prime time viewing.