How the anti hunting crowd is hurting Africans

NY Times:

A Hunting Ban Saps a Village’s Livelihood

Villages like Sankuyo, Botswana, have lost income from trophy hunting while growing numbers of lions and elephants threaten their livestock and crops. Many in Africa argue that Western sensitivities are actually hurting conservation efforts.

Hollywood and other liberal enclaves have glorified wild animals to the point that those animals have become a danger to the Africans who once made a living off of trophy hunters.  Media campaigns against hunters have become ridiculously short sighted.  The internet has fed this anti hunting frenzy.