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South Africa Safari – 27 April 2012
African Safaris
Hunting Legends offers you the best of both opportunities – Eco – Tourism & Hunting Safaris in Africa.
27 April 2012 – 10 May 2012 a 14 day Safari by His Excellency Mr Elias Murr from Lebanon.
His Excellency Mr. Elias Murr is one of the most celebrated politicians and International businessmen in the Middle East and Hunting Legends yet again had the privilege to host a VIP such as Mr. Murr, his lovely wife Rita and friends Dr Roger Hamouche & Michel Al Akl.
South Africa offers International visitors the safety and first world facilities to host people such as Mr. Murr and his family on a super African Safari, no matter what your needs are.
Services such as first world airports, logistics and infrastructure makes South Africa the preferred destination for busy executives and visitors wanting peace of mind that they are flying to a safe and secure holiday destination.
Only South Africa provides you with that 100% comfort and satisfaction that you may expect from a 5 star African Safari experience.
Mr. Murr chose South Africa as his preferred destination for an African Safari and our camps which are located in MALARIA FREE areas, as this was an important criteria for his selection of destination, yet another reason why South Africa is a destination of choice for the proverbial elite.
After arriving in Lanseria – Hunting Legends was ready to fly our guests out to our Safari camps in one of many private charter planes continously used by our Group. After a lengthy flight to South Africa it is an important aspect of our service to get our clients into camp as soon as possible. All our camps have private airstrips and the planes and crew who fly for us are some of the best in the industry.
More detail on the Murr Safari will follow soon. Keep watching this space.
Hunt – 13 April 2012
13 April 2012 – a one day hunt by Denis Sarana & Rost Tkachenko from Russia.
Cape Buffalo, Nyala, Kudu & Blesbuck in one day.
ANTI HUNTERS HAVE IT WRONG AGAIN
TMZ Is Wrong About Donald Trump Jr. and Safari Hunting
The true story behind Donald Trump Jr.’s safari, the dead elephant, and the media circus that erupted when a photo of him holding the elephant’s severed tail needs to be heard. It says something profound about men, about contemporary media bias and about what it really means to be an honest environmentalist today.
For the inside story I interviewed Donald Jr. He was raring to talk. The media slammed him, but then didn’t care about getting the true story.
First, the media fallout: Somehow TMZ, a celebrity scandalmonger website, obtained photos (even the Trumps don’t know how they got them) of Donald Trump Sr.’s two sons, 34-year-old Donald and 28-year-old Eric, on an African safari posing with that dead elephant as well as a leopard, crocodile, Cape buffalo and more.
TMZ ran the photos with a quote calling the Trump boys “pitiful bloodthirsty morons.”
TMZ also quoted Jack Carone, from the animal-rights group In Defense of Animals, saying, “Privilege has clearly not bought them the sensitivity or wisdom to view the world as anything but their personal playground, including the imagined entitlement to end the lives of sensitive and social animals for mere amusement.”
Something didn’t add up. Donald Trump Jr. has never played the part of the spoiled playboy son of a mega-rich Manhattanite. Sure, his father is Donald Trump Sr., a real estate tycoon revered for his business acumen, a man people can’t wait to hear say, “You’re fired” on NBC’s “The Celebrity Apprentice.” And Donald Jr. certainly has the good looks Hollywood would cast as the careless son of an American magnate. However, his reputation is clean. He’s a hardworking family man. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Finance and Real Estate from the renowned Wharton School of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania. He is an ambassador for Operation Smile, a children’s medical charity that provides cleft-lip and palate repair surgeries to poor children worldwide. He is an executive vice president at The Trump Organization. He spends his days waist deep in real-estate appraisals and other corporate interests. When he appears on “The Celebrity Apprentice” he always seems like a mature professional. When I spoke to him he had the demeanor of a polite, smart and civilized gentleman—not the slightest hint of blood thirst could be detected.
If you want to read the full article in FORBES click here – FORBES ARTICLE
