The annual Safari Club International Convention, which celebrated its 50th anniversary this year, boasts being the world’s biggest trade for trophy killers committed to conservation
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The Safari Club International Convention has run for 50 years(Image: Rowan Griffiths / Daily Mirror)
ByChristopher BucktinUnited States Editor
- 16:52, 21 Jan 2022
- UPDATED19:53, 21 Jan 2022
Sat as thousands of bloodthirsty big game hunters stroll by, the Mirror is offered the chance “to follow in the footsteps” of dentist Walter Palmer to kill alion.
Despite mounting global outrage over the pay-to-slay industry that sees thousands ofanimalsslaughtered each year, for £73,000 we could take one of the kings of the jungle’s lives.
We were made sickening offers this week at the annual Safari Club International (SCI) Convention – which boasts being the world’s biggest trade for trophy killers committed to conservation.
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Exposing the Big Game 
What a waste. These people shouldn’t be allowed anywhere near wildlife.
The problem is, far from being a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, which is bad enough in itself when wildlife is under so much pressure from humans in every way, they are so greedy that they have to have several lions, elephants and other wildlife as trophies! One is never enough for these greedy bastards.
There are nearly 8 Billion humans. Even killing something ‘once in a lifetime’ takes a major toll.