I see in the Age (or was it the Australian yesterday where a safari operator has got the go ahead to organize four hunts for man eating crocs in PNG for a cool $250,000 each.

He thinks the opportunities will go real fast.

I think he said the safaris will be 10 days in length.

Now, what could I do with that amount of money?


ross

It must be a miss print??????
Big Nile crocs with all the trimmings in Africa dont bring even a tenth of that price..why would you then if its not a m/print

I think there would be a pretty good profit in it for him. It wouldnt cost too much to pay off the land owners to pop a few of their crocs. They dont realy put much value on Puk Puks as they call crocs. It cost me nothing to join some locals with this a few years ago, using a 303 with old military ammo.

I'll get the paper out tomorrow and let you know all the details. Was a bit of a leftie, bleeding hearts job.

Ross

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Originally posted by GreybeardBushman:
... where a safari operator has got the go ahead to organize four hunts for man eating crocs in PNG for a cool $250,000 each.

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I don't believe it! A journalist has probably got his facts wrong even after the usual exhaustive research and verification!

Page 8. The Age. I'll see how I go with hyperlinking. Thursday 12th jan.

Heres the man himself boys

http://www.crocodilemickonline.com.au/

here is the hunting side of it all.


http://www.crocodilemickonline.com.au/crocodile_hunts.htm

Mmmmmmm, choices, choices.

Possibily a black rhino or even two or a New Guinea crocodile.

For that price naw I dont think so.
Let see what could I do with 250K
New house, furnished
used car
used truck
couple non hunting vacations with girlfriend
African Safari
a few other things and still have plenty left to invest.

WORLD WIDE HUNTING FOR ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING IS AVAILABLE FOR THAT PRICE...ITS A CON TO THE GOV TO ALLOW IT...MONEY MONEY MONEY