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#actually i do have something i can post but </3 it's not the succ. inspired post just yet sadly
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okay i’m gonna be real with you. i have...a LOT...of messages. going as far back as like...january? probably? i know...i’m so bad...don’t crucify me. i tried to get through all of them but there were a lot that i didn’t have a worthwhile reply for so i’m sorry if i didn’t answer something you sent :{
so here we have: a lot of nice things, a lot of santisms, reactions to the lou and cillian punchout, a few responses to my portfolio and other stuffs...i wanted to put astrology asks in at the end but it’s...a lot more than i thought it was and it’s 3 am so i’d rather die than answer all of those LMAO sorry. i’ll get to it next time
Anonymous said:
u can delete the snorting cum asks but it will still follow you for eternity
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okay so I saw the ask about snorting cum and it reminded me of a time that cum came out of my nose. It was gross but my boyfriend and I laughed it off. idk. I thought it would be a funny thing to share!! i'd understand if you didn't want this on your blog!! (maybe it makes you laugh!!)
wELL. WE’RE OFF TO A GOOD START HERE. i’m screaming at this...i hope nothing EVER comes out of my nose ever in life...i hate this but ur right it did make me laugh
(Winry anon again) Also, did you get her name from FMA Winry Rockbell because if so I love it
hehe...yes...
hornybodies
this is what bartsim calls me and i hate her for it
whats the truth bitch
I DON’T EVEN REMEMBER WHAT THIS IS ABOUT BUT I’M LAUGHIGN
i never realised how much i actually missed santi but now im CRYING AND I WANT HIM BACK IN EVERY SINGLE POST WITH LOU BY HIS SIDE LIVING HAPPILY EVER AFTER PLEASE
I missed santirat's beautiful face there are literal tears rn
me too...i hate that i miss him so much it’s so freaking dumb...i haven’t cried to my own story in a while but i bet i’m gonna once santi’s comeback rolls around. i’m already bracing myself
nvm u can have the lovely rat back, that way my heart wouldn’t be hurting like it is now
honestly yeah that’s fair
Been silently following your blog and though I'm more of a "ghost"(? What does that even mean¿) follower, I can't help but express just how chocked I am to see Santi again OMG. Gutted Lou has had a flashback, she does not deserve this. :'(
hello casper the friendly ghost...i love having santi pop up with surprise flashbacks hehe...ur right though she DOES NOT NEED THIS in her life, but it will get better for her soon do not fret my ghoulish friend
I need more pics of Lou and Santi together I’m not satisfied, thankssss
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ELI AND MIYU GETTING SO EXCIted WHEN LOU TOLD THEM SHE LIKES GIRLS MY HEART :’)
HEHEH i love it cause that’s literally how my friends and i act, it was fun to write in a scene :~} i’m glad you liked it :’}}
Yeah when I cut my hair short everyone assumed I liked girls I found it kind of odd, but I didn't care too much. It mostly just made me end up realizing all the shit lgbt people go through, one time a guy literally went up to me and my friend, my bff who no one really knew was a lesbian was terrified because he said "oh dont worry lesbians are hot, but gay guys are just disgusting" it ended up he was talking to me, i just rolled up a piece of paper as tight as I could and smacked him on the head
EWW first of all that guy can take his weird fetishization and homophobia elsewhere thanks...i’m glad you threw a paper ball at him LMAO. but yeah on one hand, coming from ignorant/straight people it’s like “uhhhh why would you assume that about me”, within the lgbt community it’s like...common ground...an inside joke...i guess? so it’s weird. the link between hair, clothes and sexuality is can definitely be harmful in certain circumstances
fiona is my spirit animal and i love her ok thanks for coming to my TED Talk
that was illuminating thank you
i re-read santis story and i s2g i've read it so many times idk, but like its so easy to read i dont mean like emotionally but it flows really well. and like its not too confusing i hate when people make overly convoluted stories in an excuse for being deep its some good shit good job my dude
AKJSDKGKSJD THAT MEANS THE WORLD TO ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i never expected anyone to read it oNCE let alone REPEATEDLY...that really makes me so happy though because it’s definitely something you have to go back and read to catch all the details. ahhhhh thank you so much, i never ever want my story to be too complicated so i’m glad you don’t think it is!!
im crying because your recent post reminds me so much of my relationship with my mom when i was younger... she was always out of a job and sometimes we had to resort to living with other family members, it was all really hard on her and especially with having a kid she had to take care of at the same time. even though these are fictional characters, it’s comforting to know that other people have gone through the same situations i have. i love fiona and lou so much, they’re my heart and soul <3
OMG ;_________; i’m crying i’m so glad it resonates with you...i had a lot of friends growing up who were in similar situations and i think i kinda based lou and fi’s relationship on that, so you’re definitely not alone <33 i’m so glad you love them i love u
basically what I’ve learned from these asks is that Gianni is a perfect god-like human and I want one
he is. one time an anon told me they were like santi but they wanted to be rooney and i was like “i’m both santi and rooney on different days and i want to be gianni.” now u know why
hi, i just wanted to pop in and say that i really, really love your blog and i admire your editing skills SO much, i think you are EXTREMELY talented and i don't think you get told that enough. i've been following you for awhile now and i am in love with ALL of your stories, characters and edits you've put out! you're really an inspiration to me and i hope someday my edits can turn out as good as yours!! i don't have reshade so it's harder for me, but i'm trying to learn!! ok have a good day :-)
OMFG ;-; I DO GET TOLD IT A LOT AND IT STILL SEEMS FAKE...you don’t have to go out of your way to compliment me ;___; but thank you so so so much i’m crying...it makes me so giddy that i might inspire someone like WHAT...i don’t even know what i’m doing half the time i edit so u will definitely be able to catch up to me one day even if you don’t have reshade, i know it. i edited without reshade for like 2 and a half years on this blog so you can do it i promise!! have a good day/night/life i love u
fuck my succ
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I'm in need of some giannti in my life
we all need some gianti in our lives
Hey! I just wanted to say that ur an amazing writer. You portray everything so well, it’s insane. I want to be a writer someday and I hope my writing is at least somewhat close to yours. Have an awesome day my dude💕
WOW I’M CRYING...i still have a lot of room to grow and so do you, i hope you are able to become the writer you want to be :’} and thank you so much for the wonderful compliment i’m emo have a great day as well
aver is my queen, confirmed.
avey is everyone’s queen confirmed
oksy but listen, look up the model Charlotte Ray Spencer
i did but i couldn’t find her?? all that came up was ray spencer obituaries in charlotte, SC LMFAO...charlotte spencer is an actress tho it seems, is that...who...? omfg
MAY I JUST OFFER THIS NEW SONG OF THE NEIGHBOURHOOD CALLED VOID BC I HAVE A FEELING SANTI WOULD LOVE IT (it's also meant for my aggressive sadboi oc)
OH I LOVE THIS IT FITS PERFECTLY WITH THE PLAYLIST I’M MAKING FOR THE NEW ERA OF SANTI...THANK YOU I’M TOTALLY ADDING IT
I had a ectopic pregnancy when I was seventeen but I feel like I got off lightly compared to Molly. Your story is so beautiful in so many ways, I think it’s incredible how much character development you’ve managed to pull off honestly I’m amazed. Thank you ❤️
omg ;_______; i don’t even know what to say to this, but it means so much to me i can’t even put it into words. thank you thank you thank you so much, and i’m so sorry you had to go through that as well. molly was an extreme case and i hope no one has to go through what she went through. i’m glad you’re okay now, and thank you so much for reaching out to me and reading my story at all ;-; <3333
just a heads up: the links button on your ccfinds blog goes to the femmefinds url still
oh yeah i know i’m gonna be real with you...i’m too lazy to fix it lmAO
Luv your stick n poke tats u posted!!! Could u do more? Maybe on diff places on the bod?? Ur so talented. Xx
omg that was FOREVER ago...maaaaaybe in the future...we shall see...but thank you <33
Can u do a family portrait for all ur characters like u did w Lou!!!
oooooh hehe i probably will in the future!!
Kill v maim is one of my favorite songs of all time omg it makes me wanna wear ripped jeans and a leather jacket and cover myself in glitter and smash some windows with a baseball bat MMMMMM
HELL yeah me too...i become a cyber punk alien vampire when i hear that song
maybe do a casting call posted here ? u have many followers and im sure a good chunk live in ur area and would be willing to model ^_^
omg SCARY...i probably could tho tbh that’s a good idea, thank you!
hi sunny, what program do you use to merge your cc and what do you use to detect and remove broken cc that just doesn't work in game anymore? thanks!
i actually haven’t merged on my new laptop yet but i used s4s for merging and there’s the mod conflict detector!!
My game hasn't been working since the first Cats and Dogs patch but I uninstalled and reinstalled and it finally works again 😭
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sunny!! would you recommend your computer to play ts4 on? has it good graphics, can handle the highest settings and so? i really need a new computer but i have no idea which one to go for
yes i would recommend it!! i have reshade, ultra settings and like 8 gb of cc.
thanks for answering my ask eee ur story is probably the best ive read on here and yeah. i love how everything connects and everyones just so real. you dont have to post this i just wanted to thank you for being my inspiration and making me smile, laugh, cry, and scream in the middle of the night with your characters.
I LOVE U...it still sounds so fake to me when people say i inspire them, i don’t even know how to respond to all this ;-; just thank you for sparing a glance my way and resonating with my creations. <3 we scream and cry 2gether
I listened to Separator by Radiohead on repeat whilst reading Santi’s story and now that song just reminds me of him and Lou. I’d totally suggest listening to it’s so good! As is your story :3 xxx
oh radiohead that’s good sh*t...i’m listening to it now and i feel the santou vibes...especially when santi’s feeling out of his mind and she’s the only one who can calm him...haha cool..anyways THANK YOU!!!!
how do you make poses for the roof? i'm not sure how i can know if the sims will clip into the roof or float
honestly i just...eyeball it...because all roofs are different and you can’t put them into blender so. i just winged it lmao...i just made a pose that looked like it could’ve been lou climbing out the window, only the rig was still ground level, and then i used alt + 9 to lift the teleporter onto the roof as best as i could. that’s why it probably wouldn’t be a very practical pose to release, because i have no way of making it easy to use 
Lou punched him and I knew it would happen. 😀�� nice, nice I like Lou whopping ass.
hehe i’m glad you enjoyed it...who knew she had a freaking hook like that
ok a theory... santi went to look for molly's mother and yea
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omg tell me cillian sings every other freckle at some point
OMFG well...that song came out in 2013 and the current flashback year is 2008 so. i would personally murder cillian myself if he was still in lou’s life 5 years after this honestly
hey kitty girl! i was wondering if you could answer this teensy lil question i got. im writing a "story" anddd i was trying to figure out how to make some parts not cliche. like i hate reading about whatever and being like girll ive done seen this before so i just needs to know. kisses
i absolutely love how this is worded and the fact that u called me kitty, very cute. anyway...this is pretty broad, perhaps you could clarify what kinda cliches you want to steer clear from? a lot of the time when i know something is gonna be cliche and there’s no avoiding it, i just kinda own up to it and try to subtly point out how cliche it is and somehow that makes it work out better...like being self aware somehow adds another more realistic element to the story that makes it better? idk...anyway dm me if you need help!!
so.... lou can remember more of what happened? this is good! go 2 the police bitch! tell them!!!!!!!
she should!! but the only problem is she doesn’t have proof. so... 🤔
how do you write your stories in a way that everything is organized and you're certain and not confused with everything? i mean, do you have any way for writing that let you develop your stories with not so much difficults? i'm trying to write an story for months but i only have a few of the most important events on my mind, i don't know how to develop another important details, i always feel that everything is confuse or crap
hmmmmm well my mind is very ah convoluted so it’s a wonder any of this comes out even somewhat cohesive? but basically i have a very good memory and utilize google docs a lot hahaha. i’ve gone in depth about my writing process here!
whats a good way when it comes to starting a sims story? i mean like the first post? :/
ummmmmm maybe test the waters a bit and just make a post introducing your character(s) first? or dive right in and get sh*t started. it could go either way tbh
boyish by japanese breakfast is a santixlou bop
oh sh*t!!!!!! i love japanese breakfast!! and i love this thank you!
So is lou like into cillian in a way? Making him kinda be in her type
as of right now (in the flashbacks)? HELL fucking no. but you’re right, she did say those things in the future to santi. so 🤔
Everyone guessing shit stupidly annoys me haha. I'M UNOBSERVANT AND I DON'T WANNA GO BACK AND CHECK SHIT, LET ME LIVE. *Like* if you a ~dum~ reader who doesn't want every bit of foreshadowing called out. lol
i respect this honestly whenever i drop the hottest foreshadowing of 2018 i never expect my inbox to flood like it does but here we are and i am amazed
CILLIAN NEEDS TO FUCKING FIGHT ME (TYPING THIS ON MY COMPUTER BC I SAW HIS DINOSAUR ASS AND CHUCKED MY PHONE OUT THE WINDOW)
i’m screaming...i’m so sorry it’s my fault about your phone but like also i’m poor i can’t pay for that
i'm studying your latest posts because they're beautiful and my hatred for that long necked bitch is intensifying -- what makes me burn even more is that he's still wearing her necklace, can we say let the bitch burn?
burn babey burn
Why don't you use quick tags?
i’m dumb is why
CILLIAN IS SUCH A SHITASS I HATE HIS FACE WHY R U DOING THIS TO ME
BRUHHHHH THE DINOSAUR LOOKIN ASS BOY IS B A C K run
WAIT THE NECKLACE. HE STOLE THE MCFUCKING NECKLACE BROOOOO
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What if Fi's blue eyes are from... Cillian..?
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wHY did you have to make him cute and fucking cool though? I still hate him but it's harder.
NVM I JUST LOOKED AT THE POST AGAIN HES WEARING HER NECKLACE INHOPE SHE CHOKES HIMS WOTH IT THIS TIME
I SCREAMED AT THIS SERIES OF QUESTIONS OISDFNGJKDSKJN yeah sorry he’s conventionally attractive but unsettlingly so and i feel uneasy when i look at him and plus the fact that he’s literally evil so .
im like, to 90% sure that cillian is in ace joker. so that song might have reminded lou of him...
this was sent right after that scene of lou hearing the song at pippin’s, so
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My conspiracy theory is that cillian is Lou's father. Speakimg of which are we gonna get to that soon, I'm dying of curiosity;.;
I’M LAUGHING I THINK U MEANT FIONA’S FATHER AKSJDKJGDSJ but yeah well. You’ll See
what do u resize ur photos to?
whatever 33% of 1920x1080 is i forget. i have a resizing + sharpening action so i just run that
im about to kill those kids if they keep fucking with my baby
THESE BITCHES BULLYING MY BABY LOU? CATCH THESE HANDS
me @ these ugly kids:
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Who are the best creators for mens clothing? I struggle so much to find good cc creators with men specifically!
badabing badaboom
I’m not sure if you’ve converted things before but do you know any good sims 3 cc to sims 4 tutorials? Or your followers?
errrrrr i have no idea i’m sorry :x
would you consider making like a photoshop psd file with all the layers in your editing process?
omg...heck no it would be so unhelpful OMFG mostly because my editing is just my own action + shading and highlighting unique to that pic
would you ever do an editing timlapse of your gameplay pics? 💖💖
ahhhhh maybe!! probably in the future!
OMG HEATHERS WAS FILMED AT MY HIGH SCHOOL AND IM JUST HYPED UP SEEING IT BEING MENTIONED ON THIS ACCOUNT!!
OMFG THAT’S RAD...i’ve literally only seen it once tho i’m fake
I'M SHOOK. my friend kinda asked me out and I wanna say yes but my parents won't let me date. I'm 18! I need your advice! -signed 18 and alone anon
um UR 18 BUDDY UR AN ADULT...DATE WHOEVER THE F*CK U WANT HONESTLY
Can you pretty please link some photoshop tutorials you recommend? I really want to make my photos more cinematic and like your's without totally copying you or someone else. All I do right now is sharpen, color balance, and add some noise and then resize. I really need some more ways to get better looking photos such as yours.
ahhhhh the problem is i don’t know of any i’m sorry...lmao this is totally unhelpful :\ i have my own editing tutorial which is outdated but can probably help you out with the basics of lighting effects and shading n stuff?
Heyyy, I saw that you answered a question about making a ps action like your reshade, and I just wanted to say that I would love that! Unfortunately Mac users like me, can’t use reshade unless boot camping Windows onto our computers...☹️ and your reshade is just soooo pretty...
i don’t know if i’ll be able to replicate the reshade effect totally but i could release the action i’ve made for myself? it warms up screenshots but is totally adjustable to your liking for different color tones so in that way it’s kinda similar to the reshade. i’ll seeeeee what i can do...i know the woes of mac users all too well, my friend
i just wanna give lou a big ol cozy hug :o((( pls
pls hug her she needs it.
Do you post on tumblr from your phome or from your computer? Just curious.
mostly from my computer, sometimes i answer messages on my phone while i’m out and you can tell because autocorrect actually makes me use proper capitalization for once in my life
how many hours have you played the sims? for me i have 4,070 hours. haha help
OMFG i think mine is like...900 or something...i can’t tell if that’s too much or too little, but it’s definitely inaccurate
if i could only look at one person's tumblr from now on it would be yours. ur literally the queen of tumblr #shookaf and also i really hope i die before you ever say ur leaving tumblr cause when u do, i will legit die and bury my own grave. i really appreciate u and hope one day i can be on ur level but rn im at level 1.5 while ur up in the millions :D
I’M SCREAMING PLEASE I AM A PLEB.............i cry u flatter me too much ;-; i genuinely hope i never leave this place because it’s been so fun and it’s helped me evolve so much as an artist and a writer, plus i made some of my greatest friends on here. so i hope that day never comes!! but who knows life is wild. anyway i’m sure you’re actually like at level 578 and are just being modest. it’s okay you don’t have to be humble
i think its so cool that you and wanderlust and other simmers use multiple worlds to make your own town and stuff. idk why but thats just so cool to me and i would have never thought of it. love your blog and story <3
omg!!! well i couldn’t resist, i love a bunch of them and can’t limit myself to just one ya know. plus the more i thought about it, the more my gen 2 story kinda centers around these kids from this one town and the town itself is very relevant. so i felt like i had to make my own!! and i’m very excited to get started with that hehe
I just met a guy named Rodrigo Santiago and I sCREAMED HOLY SHIT
Update (tho idk of you got the first one): I just got a text from a classmate named Rodrigo Santiago. I'm sCREECHING
no freaking way. there’s no way i don’t believe...i want proof...
YOU SO FUCKIN PRECIOUS WHEN U SMILE
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dont worry about posting this or do idc but i just wanted to say you should write about whatever you want and not care about whether people think you condone it or not. if i (a gay male) were to write about lesbians its not like im saying YOU HAVE TO BE LESBIANS BLAH BLAH BLAH you know what i mean? or if im writing about a robbery doesnt mean im like condoning robbery so like idk you do you boo and keep it coming ;D ilysm btw
OMFG no yeah i get it, i mean i think now especially in this online environment, people are hyper aware of Problematique things and so they’re a little too quick to point fingers without looking deeper than the surface. and whatever it’s fine people are always gonna be like that because people are mostly inherently judgmental, especially when it comes to consuming media. artists/writers face stuff like this all the time because people refuse to look past the surface, hence why works have gotten misconstrued all the time. but yeah i really appreciate this sentiment, thank u i love u
hope this isnt a weird question but what is the image size that u used for your character page?? thnk u 💕
omg it’s 300x300
have u listened to visions of gideon by sufjan stevens i was listening to it while reading ur stories and it made me so :(
oh my boy sufjan aka gianni’s personality claim i love him...and this song is :{ but i love even if it’s from the nasty age gap peach fucking movie
If i was married to Jamie and he treatin’ our daughter like that… oh I swear HES GOT TO GO!
it’s 2 am i’m so tired answering all of these i forgot who jaime was for a sec i was like um why are we talking about GoT anyways good night
how does alpha hair work with reshade? it seems so good in your screenshots and i’ve seen that in others screenshots it looks bad? whats the secret?
well good morning haha jk i never went to sleep anyway here u go
hooow do you make adorable toddlers in ts4?? teach me, gimme some advice please :(((
chubby cheeks! big eyes! small faces! little but plump lips! a good skin! dats all
how did u get ur sim onto the fire escapes?
ze teleporter mod, that’s it
I snickered at the, THE RETURN OF SANTI. Like I imagine it written in red horror lettering and santi just busts down the door and says ho ho ho im back bench, Did U miss me?
honestly i own a calendar and if i knew a definite date u already fucking kNOW it would be up there
ahhh im sorry for asking but im wondering how you find voice claims?? i'm looking for some for my sims, but it's tough to find one that's *right*, you know?? and your voice claims are great!! thank you <3
OMG voice claims are HARD, i literally just like “collect” them over time...i have a list in my phone of voices i like/may use in the future lmao, but try to think of actors or musicians and search interviews/movie or tv scenes with them speaking!!
i don't even read your story but i still follow you because i love your personality, sim style and just your whole entire tumblr
u follow me for ME? UM...what are u doing here...i’m so sorry (i love u...)
do you have a different reshade preset for flashback screenshots and for the present ones?
i do not!! i just edit differently
what happened to the honeycomb?
OMFG it’s still there...but we legit haven’t seen it since girooni’s wedding so um...it’s gonna have to get a makeover. i’m gonna do it when girooni come back home so i can finally show rupi working there like...wow...she deserves to be seen
lou's dad is the biggest asshole and i am waiting for the day that bitch dies
us when he dies
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shit theory: caroline goes to find and confront cillian about what he did in teen lou timeline. care ends up forming a crush on cillian and goes back to meet him several more times, but cillian ends up liking lou more which makes caroline jealous. and that's why they don't speak currently, 'cause cillian ruined lou's life in more ways than one.
uM holy fuck that’s all i got to say
pls tell me that Caro killed the dude that choked Lou (or beat his ass)
god i hope so !
how many people do you follow? are you “strict” with who you follow?
i follow 264 people and yeah i’ve gotten a bit stricter with it just cause like...i only want to follow people whose content i truly care about/will actually notice on my dash
would you ever do a sim dump?
probably in the future, it seems like people want more male and female sims from me SO
ramona got some moves tf
the girl is out here bobbing to the chicken dance like nobody’s business
have u seen the end of the fucking world? if u did what are your #thots
UM......................i watched the first episode ‘cause i heard so much about it and um.............................it was so bad OMFG i hated it. way too edgy for me. completely missed the mark. not into it at all. hard pass
CAN LOU PLEASE HAVE A MAN IN HER LIFE WHO IS NOT A COMPLETE TWAT PLEASE
HOPEFULLY ezra will follow through with that and i don’t necessarily mean in a romantic way but like...as her new roommate MAYBE he will be a blessing we can HOPE
I'm not sure if you've been asked this or not, but your poses are so good and I was wondering if you have ever considered making a pose pack? Sorry if this came off as rude! I love your posts!
i will probably in the future!! but first i gotta figure out which ones i’d actually include
okay so this is random but I just wanted to say that I absolutely love your sims stories. Everything is so perfect and I'm forever shook because I can't believe the "sets" you use are actually the game. Your sims are so fleshed out and you are a huge inspiration to me. Anyways sorry if this was weird but I'm like obsessed with ur blog. bYe
AJHSDHJFSD THANK YOU!!!!!!! yes somehow we work miracles into this game can u believe it...ahh but thank you so much, it means everything that i would inspire you in any way...like what...omg
Santi is actually standing outside present Lou’s apartment wondering where the fuck he went wrong
he’s been there for 6 months just on the street standing there please someone let him in .
LOUUUU OH MY GODDD SKKDSNSJDH MY BABY. SO THATS HOW SHE GOT THE SCAR. WOW
there it is fellas. this message is sooooo old i’m so bad
Have you read/heard of The Lunar Chronicles
i have not!! but i’ll jot it down!
I was wondering if you’ve ever had any problems with skins? For me some on the palm side of the hand it’s noticeably darker than what the skin is supposed to be.. like the rest comes out find but the hands are darker.
hmm...that’s weird, i haven’t seen that. i think it probably depends on the skin? or maybe your sim detail settings?
santi my daddy, honeybodies my mommy, lou looking like a cutie when she saw dat tiny puppy. my name is rappin anon, and i just wanted to say, ur are my favorite simblr basically saving my day. rappin anon OUT
o...my god
i love u
i love u...
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A lot of flashes back into my life, if you know what I mean. It reads easily, it’s clear and very understandable. I can even use some of it in my life right now. The only problem with this e-book is that I should have had it about ten years ago!!!
I can see that it will be the bible for first time and up coming Professional Hunters. Well done!!”
Wikus Groenewald – Professional Hunter – South Africa, Tanzania & Mozambique
“I have had the good fortune to have been on three African Safaris with Steve Robinson as my PH. On each occasion his camps, conduct, knowledge and expertise have been a revelation and, having read his eBook on how to become an African Professional Hunter, I can see why.
The scope and depth of knowledge required of an African PH is astounding and it’s something you don’t fully realise until you’ve read this book.
If I were a youngster and looking to become an African PH, this book would have to be essential reading, indeed, without it, the aspiring PH would need to spend a long time gathering the information contained therein by not only research but also by actual experience, and that sort of experience can take years to obtain.
Additionally, a client reading the book can get a most illuminating and useful insight into the business, gaining an appreciation of just what goes into organising an African Safari and the role of the PH. This will, undoubtedly, give the client a better understanding of what goes on, leading to a better, more enjoyable, safari.”
Peter Lang – Veteran African Hunting Client – UK
The information in this book has never been published anywhere else before. I’ve held nothing back. ‘How To Be A Professional Hunter In Africa’ is your complete, 242 page, step-by-step guide to success in the African hunting industry.
“Good, practical advice in this eBook on bushcraft, camp management, arms and ammunition, the ins and outs of running a safari business, and the law as related to hunting (and don’t forget here that trophy hunting usually involves legislation from more than one country, and African governments tend to regard change as being as good as improvement and are forever fiddling with their laws).
The material herein is well-presented, and from the standpoint of on-the-ground experience, Steve Robinson is more than qualified to write it – it worked for him!”
Ira Larivers – Editor ‘African Hunter Magazine’
What You’ll Learn in ‘How To Become a Professional Hunter In Africa’
Chapter 1 – How To Get Started
How to improve your background knowledge of hunting in Africa
Professional Hunter training in South Africa
Possible obstacles to becoming a trained PH in Africa
Advantages of a South African training course
Other ways to get started in the African hunting industry
Chapter 2 – The South African Professional Hunter Training Syllabus
Duration and costs of a South African Hunter training course
Pre-course compulsory reading
The complete South African hunter training course syllabus and modules
Chapter 3 – Advice on how to tackle the SA hunter training course
What to practice before the course
Practical advice on all course topics
Chapter 4 – ‘Back To School’
An article by Australian John Wilkes who attended PH school in South Africa
Chapter 5 – Getting your first Professional Hunting Licence
Ways to gain Professional Hunting experience in several African countries
Practical advice on ‘cover hunting’ and getting dangerous game hunting experience
Chapter 6 – Hunting Legalities
Legal aspects of hunting every Professional Hunter should know
CITES
Lacey Act
Hunt contracts with clients and outfitters
Chapter 7 – Getting Operational
Hunting job options
Working as an employee
Freelance hunting
Buying hunt time
Getting your own hunting area
Tips/Gratuities
Chapter 8 – Firearms and Ammunition
The right rifle for a Professional Hunter
Ammunition for the Professional Hunter
Chapter 9 – Hunting Kit
Practical advice on all hunting kit items
List for what to carry as a Professional Hunter
List of extra kit for leopard hunting
Chapter 10 – Building A Hunting Camp
Practical advice on all aspects of building a hunting camp from scratch in the wilderness
Chapter 11 – Fly Camps
How to set up a comfortable fly camp
All the supplies to carry
Chapter 12 – Developing A Hunting Area
How to open up a wilderness area for successful hunting
Area surveys and road building
Chapter 13 – Hunting Trucks
How to convert a vehicle into an ideal hunting truck
Tools and spares to carry
Chapter 14 – Marketing your Hunting Safaris
Hunting conventions
Magazine advertising
Websites
Hunting Forums
Hunting Agents
Chapter 15 – Hunt Management
Managing your hunting operation
Hunt contracts and cancellation policies
Hunting indemnity
Hunting staff management
Hunting client management
Chapter 16 – Taxidermy
Management of skinning staff and skinning shed
Other trophy mementos
Trophy tagging and taxidermy register
Chapter 17 – Health
What a Professional Hunter should know to keep himself healthy
Assisting clients with health issues
Chapter 18 – Top Tips and Hints
“Steve, I recently purchased your ebook, I am a Professional Hunter from South Africa. I am also hunting the Zambezi Valley.
The reason for writing you is although I am an experienced hunter this ebook is the best resource I have come across, very informative and as the saying goes “you are not to old, or too clever to learn something new” this book contains valuable information and tips even to an experienced hunter. The “I know it all” guys can buy this book and find out that they do not know it all there is people, like you, that know more.
Thank you for an excellent resource, and I wish you the best with your safari hunting career, if you treat your clients like you have compiled this book they are surely in good hands and your mentors can but only be proud of you.”
Theo Verster – Professional Hunter, South Africa
“Possibly the most concise,comprehensive, and relevant book ever written on African Game Hunting.
Steve Robinson’s book will provide essential guidance to the newcomer, and will also be a useful remedial guide to the more experienced hunter that may be experiencing some problems.
His passionate and non-apologetic approach to African Game is relevant throughout the book, as he concentrates on the subject of hunting rather than it’s continual justification.
I think you will need two copies, one for the hunting truck and one for the bookshelf.”
Shaine Derrick – UK hunter
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Written in a light but authoritative style the author takes you through the trials and tribulations of becoming part of (and being successful in) the African Hunting Safari industry. Well illustrated with colour pictures and peppered with his experiences as an Englishman who came to Africa some thirty years ago and made a success of life as a Professional Hunter and Safari Operator, the book really is an invaluable asset to anyone thinking of a career as an African PH.
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The book is entertainingly structured featuring not only the authors work but contributions from others, either directly or through links to the extensive Shakari Connection website.
From Cites to cisterns, buffalo to bullet performance all aspects of life as a PH are covered. Steve does not pull his punches and quickly dispels romantic illusions that some might have of the industry.
If you ever wanted to know how to construct a top quality wilderness hunting camp, manage staff and clients and the thousand other things that are required of the modern African PH then this is the only readily available source.
Whilst there has been (and still is) much published from the Safari client perspective no previous work has addressed the ‘other side of the campfire’. I certainly wish it had been available when I started my recent path to PH status. Steve and Susan are to be congratulated on an original and innovative contribution to the industry.”
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tagged by @acequeenm thanks BB!!
Nickname? ➝ Kyra, Shellfish ( only one person but they arent that involved in my life anymore), Ky, Ive gone by Eri before too, and Adonis is an actual name im thinking of taking on
Star sign? ➝ Leo :3
Height? ➝ 5′4 / 163cm
Time right now? ➝ 6:39pm
Favourite music artist(s)? ➝ Hammock,,,and the Neighbourhood are the only two that I can think of,, im more into the songs in general than the artist themselves
Song stuck in your head? ➝ “wait for it” - Hamilton
Last movie watched? ➝ Transformers 4, it was at school and it was as amazing as I remembered
Last TV show watched? ➝ THE OFFICE MY LOVE MY LIFE MY INSPIRATION IM ON SEASON 8 AND READY TO DIE
What are you wearing right now? ➝ Seatpants, black turtle neck, kylo ren boxers, and surprisingly not my binder
When did you create your blog? ➝ 2012/13 ish? cant remember exactly
What kind of stuff do you post? ➝ basically bullshit
Do you have any other blogs? ➝ Yeah but they mostly are my url saves lmfao i have like 20,,, i need help
Do you get asks regularly? ➝ no,,, not even when I beg for them,,,y’all succ
Why did you choose your URL? ➝ my ex-friend (?? idk what we are) helped me come up with it and,, i just really like it,,its my user for everything
Gender? ➝ Demiboy (He/They)
Hogwarts house? ➝ ravenclaw
Pokemon team? ➝ mystic
Favourite colour? ➝ UH,,,I like the colour of finn’s eyes those are really nice and intimidate me
Average hours of sleep? ➝ 6-ish if im luckys and 4 if im not
Lucky number? ➝ 9,,, im alwyas 9 or 8
Favourite characters? ➝  (Some of these are people I kin with//but i dont talk about that much!! so dont ask thanks) Yotie (Nabari No Ou), Hikaru Hitachiin (Ouran HIgh School Host Club), Megatron (Transformers), Jim Halpert ( The Office), Levi ( SNK), Yuri/Victor ( Yuri On Ice!) , My OC Koi, Ginko/Yoki ( Mushi-Shi), Sangwoo ( Stalking Killing), Kylo Ren ( Star Wars) , Ryan ( Front Cover), Ning ( Front Cover),,, I have alot so imma stop now
How many blankets do you sleep with ➝  1 in summer and maybe two in winter
Dream job ➝ Something in which im happy, can be able to travel, and be able to support myself tbh 
Following ➝ 166,, ha i went on a massive unfollwing spree some time ago cause i was off Tumblr for 2-ish years so now im looking for blogs that fit my taste now,, plus alot of people changed their url and such and got lost over the years,,
i tag @almondmlik , @povertycrane , and @chatonbaton
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An SEO Primer for Entrepreneurs
So, two weeks ago you realized that your company was missing out completely on online business. You were struggling to make your minimum sales quotas month to month, and you certainly weren’t moving forward. For the past two to three years now you’ve watched your profit margins get slashed, your ROI drop precipitously, and your bottom line bottom out. You’ve been wracking your brain to figure out what to do, how to reinvigorate your struggling business.
Your kids were your first inspiration – day after day for several years you’ve come home weary from worry, to find them plunked in front of the family desktop, staring, laughing, and telling you to watch the latest video online. You always hated computers, even from the start of the personal computer revolution. You found them intimidating, confusing, and beyond comprehension, but as time has gone by you’ve gotten used to the notion that they seem to be here to stay. All your business associates, friends, family and neighbors seem to have embraced them with gusto, but you alone have held out. You felt yourself to be the last bastion of normalcy in a world aswim in electronics.
Ah, those kids… they drive you crazy, don’t they? You wonder, “How much time per week do those kids spend staring at that screen, while they might better use their time on more constructive things?” “What a waste of time,” you harp.
You’re bothered, annoyed, worried about your company, as well. “How can we get back on top of the market?” you wonder. You’re watching those teenage maniacs glibly speeding through their paces, page after page, photo after photo, clicking this and that. You stand amazed at the amount of attention and time they devote to this meaningless pursuit.
Suddenly, something caught your eye as you are peeking over young Courtney’s shoulder. There, in the right column of the page was a small advertisement for a company that offers self-publishing of books. Your jaw muscles clenched and then went slack. Your children heard a strange “clunk” as your jaw made contact with your collarbone. Drool began to stream from your pendulous, quivering lower lip as you stared incredulously at that little, “insignificant” ad.
“What,” you may ask, dear reader, “is the cause of the above graphic description?”
Our captain of industry had just had an epiphany regarding internet marketing platforms. Namely, that of finding that his main competitor is the source for the ad that he was gazing at right at that moment with incredulity. Our hero had just found the source of his frustrations, he’d finally realized how stuck in the mud and out of sync with the rest of the business world he truly was. As I mentioned before, he’d had an epiphany.
So, getting back to our hero… You met a man who owns a specialty fabrication company. He told you of how his company was on the rocks. He talked about how he and his partners were beside themselves, not knowing how to proceed or what to do to overcome the multifaceted impediments that were preventing them from prospering. Your new friend said he was about to throw in the towel when he heard from a business acquaintance about a certain marketing company. Your friend said that he made the decision, after hearing about the complete turnaround that occurred with his friend’s company, that he had nothing to lose and that he’d better give it a shot, or spend the next several weeks and months watching his business go down the tubes.
Your friend conveyed to you how, despite his misgivings, he watched in awe as, just a few weeks later the orders started to trickle, then flow, and finally to pour in. After awhile, it became clear to him that he needed to expand in order to handle all the business!
Convinced, mostly, you contacted the same marketing consultancy, looking for answers, solutions to the mire you found yourself trapped in.
Shift ahead one month. You hooked up with that marketing consultancy, a Cincinnati marketing firm, and watched things miraculously come together. The consultancy created a new logo that describes your company in a bright, new way. A website took shape, sporting the latest advances in technology. The next conversation you had with the marketing rep went as such, “We need to optimize your website for search engine marketing.” You blankly looked at him and said, “Okay.” He explained to you that SEO is an ongoing project, a moving target, but that it was totally necessary to commit to sticking with it, and even increasing the scope and breadth of the overall program into the future. That took you aback a bit. Your face betrayed the fact that you still had some doubts about the whole thing, “After all, this isn’t what we always did in the past,” you complained. “And look where that got you,” the marketing rep replied gently. He assured you, again, that the times have changed and there are many more options than in the old days. You no longer needed a dedicated bank of secretaries, operators, a back room full of high schoolers and college kids folding, stuffing, licking and stamping direct mail pieces, and more, to make your business hum. In fact, that route was a waste of money.
“What we’ve seen, using our four-step marketing method, is unprecedented growth, up to 300% for some clients,” the marketing rep continued. “We are making an SEO marketing plan that, if followed, will drastically grow the traffic of your small business. Being a marketing consultant, what I’m sharing with my clients isn’t theory. These suggestions are strategies that have proven to provide explosive growth for many small business client’s revenues, some 200% or 300% annually. A large part of our focus and work involves the marketing arsenal weapon, SEO, which directs prospects to your main website.”
“Okay. Let’s talk about 6 key concepts that have the potential to greatly help your company grow,” says I.
SEO Tip #1
On-site Optimization – With going into great detail, by optimizing, or changing, the code, the content, your keyword density, as well as the linking structure of your website in certain ways, the top search engines will end up approving and promoting your site. We make sure that we fix your broken links, checking that the meta data is clean on the entire website. Eliminating duplicate content on your website is very important, as well. So basically, the first step is to make sure that your site has all the attributes that will make search engines like it”
SEO Tip #2
Micro-site Marketing – “This next technique might seem like I’m just saying this to make myself more money. Don’t believe it, my motives are pure, although I will make myself more money by doing this for you, and so will you…
Imagine the effect that having 60 small websites all selling exactly what your main site sells, but using different keywords, original content, and images. Now 60 is just a number that I grabbed out of the air. It could be any number, as there’s no magic number. The point is creating a whole bunch of exposure, right? By creating, let’s say, 60 small, even 1 page sites, you are weaving a web of notoriety for the advancement of your agenda – sales!
a. Use an SEO-friendly Platform – To get optimum results, we mostly use a certain well-known website platform. We typically create a custom theme, or customize an existing one, with SEO as the focus. Once that theme is completed, and signed off on by our client, we use the same theme, with some minor changes for each of the additional micro-sites, maintaining a uniform look throughout. Think of it as a unified campaign.
b. Make Sure Your Domain Name is SEO Friendly – Let’s say that we have a client come to us who owns an HVAC company. “Stan” says to me, “Frank, we are only five miles away from Kenwood and Montgomery, but we can’t seem to get any business in those two areas. They are, as you know, high-dollar areas, and it would be great to get a foothold in the region. What can you do for me?” “Stanley my friend, I think we can help. We’ll build some sites for you with keywords written into the domain name, the URL. So then, when people search those keywords, for those areas of Cincinnati, your company will come up at the top, they’ll call you, and you can close the sale! The keywords might look like this:
Keyword – Kenwood Ohio HVAC Company
Keyword – Montgomery Ohio HVAC Company
While your domain names might be:
Domains – www dot Kenwood hi HVAC dot com or www dot Montgomery Ohio HVAC dot com
Of course, we’re not talking about your main website! These would be microsites for SEO purposes only, for the generation of traffic in those areas. We could just make one site, and then clone it many times, changing the verbiage of each.
c. Ya Gotta Have Unique Content – Just as the maxim in real estate is “Location. Location. Location.”, the maxim when dealing with search engines, and especially the big one, is “Original. Original. Original.” – content, that is. The biggest search engines couldn’t care less about the number of sites a company has, they just want each one to be UNIQUE, text-wise. They can have the same theme, looking very similar, but they have to have unique content.
SEO Tip #3
Webpages which Convert – By fixing your on-site SEO, and working on creating multiple micro-sites, a small business can be fairly sure of good results. The thing to avoid is whipping out a bunch of low quality, schlock-type sites. Good quality content, useful information, good design, and a focus on closing the deal, tactfully, will give a good return on your marketing investment.
How do you know whether what you paid for is actually having the desired results? Measurement! Because you have multiple microsites, you are able to do much A/B testing. Change one aspect on one site to differentiate it from the next, and you’re on your way. Not only is such testing a good idea, but it is critical to your success.
a. Analyze – To quickly find out about traffic coming to your micro-sites and what they’re up to, we use analytics software from the major search engines, as well as other proprietary software. Imagine yourself receiving a report in your email on a set schedule that tells you your traffic is up 25% or 50% from the last month! Do you think you’d be jazzed about that?
b. Individual Phone Numbers – Lining up unique phone numbers for each micro-site is another method by which we can track who’s going where, how often, for how long, and what they look at. All those numbers just go on to the company’s principal phone number, of course, letting us inform the client further.
c. Opt-in Forms – We like to include an opt-in form on each page of your micro-sites to be sure to involve your prospects to the highest degree. Offering something for free, if it is worth your prospects taking the time and bother, makes a great impact on the eventual sale.
These things will help greatly to give you webpages which convert prospects into paying customers.
SEO Tip #4
Continue to build content – This could be accomplished through an individual website, the thing is it’s been proven to work vastly better through many microsites. The way to go about it is to load lots of new content each month, till by the end of one year you have many pages, or blog posts, and you no longer have 60 microsites, but 60 unique macrosites with very high rankings in searches.
Thankfully, we have some excellent writers on our team of experts, with experience writing for several fortune 500 companies. You have a very good chance of doubling your traffic by doubling your content. It’s not as simple as that, exactly, but it REALLY helps. It’s important to add fresh, interesting, helpful content each week to get things really moving.
SEO Tip #5
Glacial Link Building Campaigns – Do I love the big G? Yes… and no. Over the course of the last few years, our gigantic friend has sought to dominate the internet, with quite a bit of success, I might add. As a result of that success, the company has found that it has lots of influence in mandating protocol, methodology, and “rules”. It’s these rules against which I chafe. Link building was a standard part of the package of all internet marketers, and indeed it still is. But the ease with which we could use it has come to an end. The big G knows what has been happening, that it has been manipulated into assigning high page ranks through aggressive link building campaigns. The largest search engine has managed to write software code that is very intelligent, able to see when such activity is occurring and penalizing the perpetrator soundly. At present, the route of avoidance of retribution is to set your links to trickling out at a snails pace. If all your code is clean, your content unique and of high value, and you have many high PR pages with links pointing back at you, things should go well with you.
SEO Tip #6
Time For a Little Magic – Finally, I’d like to tell you a story about the value of creating multitudinous links (a link wheel) and social site usage. “What kind of wheel?” you say, “What is that, some kind of artifact that fell off a Conestoga wagon?” In a word, no. It is an awesome notion worth knowing about. In a sense, I’ve already spoken about them, just not by name. Imagine your main, money-making website hovering in a white expanse, alone. Kind of sad, isn’t it? You’re looking at that lonely place and thinking “Nothing’s happening, and I’m getting depressed.” Then, up pops an article site off to the right, which surprises you, but pleasantly. “Pop,” you hear as a blog page arrives on the scene. “Where did that come from?” you ask. “Pop,” you see the logo of one social media company, then another, and another, and another. Then a micro-site pops into view. It’s only 2 pages long and is focused on the same thing your main site promotes, but with different wording and pictures. It’s starting to sound like popcorn in here. You now have a cheerful, if confused, look on your face, and a thought is forming in your mind. You watch as one after another all the available spots surrounding your main website are filled in. You think to your self that it looks kind of like a wheel, and there you are – a link wheel. You see connecting lines from each of these parts of the hub, like the spokes on a bicycle. There are also lines and arrows extending from some of the hub sites to others around them. “Pop, pop, pop, pop.” You can almost taste the popcorn now. It goes on and on like this, ever faster, ever widening, and you wonder whether there is an end to it all. Stepping back a long way, because it’s getting hard to see the entire thing, you think to yourself that it looks more like a donut now. But it just keeps growing, expanding, and luckily, you can see that there is infinite space and this thing could never fill the entire cyber-sphere. You see connectors running out into seemingly nowhere, but when you gaze fixedly out, your eyes somehow are able to focus, and you see another, unfamiliar website with a similar shape. It goes on like this until finally you understand – the visibility of your site has increased exponentially, till it is very hard, or impossible to ignore. At that moment, you see a giant spider-bot thing crawling along a length of web from that website out in the distance. You’re amazed at the speed at which it advances and before you can even blink, it’s here. The thing glances over at you with a look that makes you think it isn’t really impressed and quickly looks away. At first you were intimidated and thought it was going to suck your brain dry, but then you realize it has absolutely no interest in you. “Whew,” you snort, relieved. The spider moves at a blinding speed, analyzing, assessing, considering, measuring, and then stops. Out of a panel in it’s lower abdomen proceeds a tube, or rod. This rod quickly enters a hole that you hadn’t noticed till now in the side of your main website. The spider shakes and jerks a few times and then back goes the tube, the panel in the thing’s abdomen closes and something catches your eye. Your website has now changed, shining, bright, pulsating. You wonder about this, a look of glee on your face. Then all of a sudden, you hear whooshing sounds coming from all sides. You have to duck to avoid getting hit by one or the other connector as they race toward your main site. Connections, they seem to be, from other sites. They are arriving by the dozen, by the hundreds, by the thousands. Then the vision is over.
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How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa
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‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ reveals every strategy and secret I’ve learned hunting in the African bush as a Professional Hunter.
Hi, I’m Professional Hunter, Steve Robinson.
There are many things you can do to become a PH in Africa that may make a tremendous difference to your success.
‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ details everything I’ve learned from over 30 years experience.
I’ve written this book as a step-by-step information resource to help you succeed as a Professional Hunter and succeed in the African hunting safari business.
“An informative book by someone who has “been there and done that” which any prospective professional hunter would do well to read.
If you are thinking of a career in professional hunting, then this book would be a great place to start. Steve tells it like it is. A brutally frank discourse on a profession as rewarding as it is challenging.”
John Harris – Former President KZN Hunting and Conservation Association
“Wow, Steve. I have been hunting professionally for 14 years and I can honestly say I have learned a lot from ‘How to Become a Professional Hunter in Africa’.
Well done, it was well overdue in the industry and will not only put new Professional Hunters on the right track, but will also be used as a reference for those of us that has been hunting for some time. If there was a book like this when I started it would have made my first few years a lot easier, you say it the way it is! A book that will be referred to as the future Professional Hunter’s ‘bible’.”
Jason van Aarde – Professional Hunter in Tanzania, Mozambique & South Africa
I was very lucky indeed in that my first few years’ experience which counted as my, somewhat unusual, Professional Hunting apprenticeship was in a more relaxed generation.
By chance I met and become friends with the now late Vivian Good who kindly gave me that Professional Hunting apprenticeship. He was not only an excellent PH but also a good man who gave unstintingly of his advice, encouragement, hospitality and friendship.
I struck lucky again when I went along to undergo my first formal Professional Hunter training and examination with Ian Goss of the Goss Estates Professional Hunting Academy in Kwa Zulu Natal.
“It feels like I am doing my PH career all over again.
A lot of flashes back into my life, if you know what I mean. It reads easily, it’s clear and very understandable. I can even use some of it in my life right now. The only problem with this e-book is that I should have had it about ten years ago!!!
I can see that it will be the bible for first time and up coming Professional Hunters. Well done!!”
Wikus Groenewald – Professional Hunter – South Africa, Tanzania & Mozambique
“I have had the good fortune to have been on three African Safaris with Steve Robinson as my PH. On each occasion his camps, conduct, knowledge and expertise have been a revelation and, having read his eBook on how to become an African Professional Hunter, I can see why.
The scope and depth of knowledge required of an African PH is astounding and it’s something you don’t fully realise until you’ve read this book.
If I were a youngster and looking to become an African PH, this book would have to be essential reading, indeed, without it, the aspiring PH would need to spend a long time gathering the information contained therein by not only research but also by actual experience, and that sort of experience can take years to obtain.
Additionally, a client reading the book can get a most illuminating and useful insight into the business, gaining an appreciation of just what goes into organising an African Safari and the role of the PH. This will, undoubtedly, give the client a better understanding of what goes on, leading to a better, more enjoyable, safari.”
Peter Lang – Veteran African Hunting Client – UK
The information in this book has never been published anywhere else before. I’ve held nothing back. ‘How To Be A Professional Hunter In Africa’ is your complete, 242 page, step-by-step guide to success in the African hunting industry.
“Good, practical advice in this eBook on bushcraft, camp management, arms and ammunition, the ins and outs of running a safari business, and the law as related to hunting (and don’t forget here that trophy hunting usually involves legislation from more than one country, and African governments tend to regard change as being as good as improvement and are forever fiddling with their laws).
The material herein is well-presented, and from the standpoint of on-the-ground experience, Steve Robinson is more than qualified to write it – it worked for him!”
Ira Larivers – Editor ‘African Hunter Magazine’
What You’ll Learn in ‘How To Become a Professional Hunter In Africa’
Chapter 1 – How To Get Started
How to improve your background knowledge of hunting in Africa
Professional Hunter training in South Africa
Possible obstacles to becoming a trained PH in Africa
Advantages of a South African training course
Other ways to get started in the African hunting industry
Chapter 2 – The South African Professional Hunter Training Syllabus
Duration and costs of a South African Hunter training course
Pre-course compulsory reading
The complete South African hunter training course syllabus and modules
Chapter 3 – Advice on how to tackle the SA hunter training course
What to practice before the course
Practical advice on all course topics
Chapter 4 – ‘Back To School’
An article by Australian John Wilkes who attended PH school in South Africa
Chapter 5 – Getting your first Professional Hunting Licence
Ways to gain Professional Hunting experience in several African countries
Practical advice on ‘cover hunting’ and getting dangerous game hunting experience
Chapter 6 – Hunting Legalities
Legal aspects of hunting every Professional Hunter should know
CITES
Lacey Act
Hunt contracts with clients and outfitters
Chapter 7 – Getting Operational
Hunting job options
Working as an employee
Freelance hunting
Buying hunt time
Getting your own hunting area
Tips/Gratuities
Chapter 8 – Firearms and Ammunition
The right rifle for a Professional Hunter
Ammunition for the Professional Hunter
Chapter 9 – Hunting Kit
Practical advice on all hunting kit items
List for what to carry as a Professional Hunter
List of extra kit for leopard hunting
Chapter 10 – Building A Hunting Camp
Practical advice on all aspects of building a hunting camp from scratch in the wilderness
Chapter 11 – Fly Camps
How to set up a comfortable fly camp
All the supplies to carry
Chapter 12 – Developing A Hunting Area
How to open up a wilderness area for successful hunting
Area surveys and road building
Chapter 13 – Hunting Trucks
How to convert a vehicle into an ideal hunting truck
Tools and spares to carry
Chapter 14 – Marketing your Hunting Safaris
Hunting conventions
Magazine advertising
Websites
Hunting Forums
Hunting Agents
Chapter 15 – Hunt Management
Managing your hunting operation
Hunt contracts and cancellation policies
Hunting indemnity
Hunting staff management
Hunting client management
Chapter 16 – Taxidermy
Management of skinning staff and skinning shed
Other trophy mementos
Trophy tagging and taxidermy register
Chapter 17 – Health
What a Professional Hunter should know to keep himself healthy
Assisting clients with health issues
Chapter 18 – Top Tips and Hints
“Steve, I recently purchased your ebook, I am a Professional Hunter from South Africa. I am also hunting the Zambezi Valley.
The reason for writing you is although I am an experienced hunter this ebook is the best resource I have come across, very informative and as the saying goes “you are not to old, or too clever to learn something new” this book contains valuable information and tips even to an experienced hunter. The “I know it all” guys can buy this book and find out that they do not know it all there is people, like you, that know more.
Thank you for an excellent resource, and I wish you the best with your safari hunting career, if you treat your clients like you have compiled this book they are surely in good hands and your mentors can but only be proud of you.”
Theo Verster – Professional Hunter, South Africa
“Possibly the most concise,comprehensive, and relevant book ever written on African Game Hunting.
Steve Robinson’s book will provide essential guidance to the newcomer, and will also be a useful remedial guide to the more experienced hunter that may be experiencing some problems.
His passionate and non-apologetic approach to African Game is relevant throughout the book, as he concentrates on the subject of hunting rather than it’s continual justification.
I think you will need two copies, one for the hunting truck and one for the bookshelf.”
Shaine Derrick – UK hunter
Examples of the full-colour images you’ll find in ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook
Learn how to become a successful Professional Hunter in Africa
. . . for just $39.99
This book is loaded with proven strategies, tips, and years of experience that you won’t find anywhere else!
You can access ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ for only $39.99 – about the same price you’d pay for a few beers.
I’m certain the information in this book will do a lot to increase your chances of becoming a Professional Hunter in Africa.
I think you’ll be inspired by this guide – and that when you begin using these strategies to start your PH career, you’ll find it’s the best $39.99 you’ve ever invested.
“Unique is a much used and an often inappropriately applied word, but it certainly describes this fascinating e-book by Steve Robinson .
Written in a light but authoritative style the author takes you through the trials and tribulations of becoming part of (and being successful in) the African Hunting Safari industry. Well illustrated with colour pictures and peppered with his experiences as an Englishman who came to Africa some thirty years ago and made a success of life as a Professional Hunter and Safari Operator, the book really is an invaluable asset to anyone thinking of a career as an African PH.
But in truth it is more than that, it is an up to date insight into the world of Professional Hunting in Africa and will be of as much interest to clients and African hunting buffs as to prospective Professionals.
The book is entertainingly structured featuring not only the authors work but contributions from others, either directly or through links to the extensive Shakari Connection website.
From Cites to cisterns, buffalo to bullet performance all aspects of life as a PH are covered. Steve does not pull his punches and quickly dispels romantic illusions that some might have of the industry.
If you ever wanted to know how to construct a top quality wilderness hunting camp, manage staff and clients and the thousand other things that are required of the modern African PH then this is the only readily available source.
Whilst there has been (and still is) much published from the Safari client perspective no previous work has addressed the ‘other side of the campfire’. I certainly wish it had been available when I started my recent path to PH status. Steve and Susan are to be congratulated on an original and innovative contribution to the industry.”
John Wilkes – PH Student – Australia
242 pages with 85 full-colour photographs
US$39.99
Ready To Order?
Just click the button below and you’ll be taken to a secure shopping cart to place your order, where after you’ll be advised how to download the book, without any delays or mailing costs.
Immediately after your purchase, you can download your ebook and start learning how to become a Professional Hunter in Africa within minutes.
Order Now and receive a complimentary copy of the eArticle ‘Ethical Lion Management In The 21st Century’ by Steve Robinson
Here’s how you’ll get your ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook:
After your transaction has been processed, you’ll be automatically transferred to a ‘Thank You’ page where you are requested to submit your name and email address.
An email will be sent to your Inbox immediately with a link and password to a secure page to download these eBooks instantly.
The eBook comes in a downloadable Adobe Acrobat PDF format and are readable by both PCs and Macs. You can start reading them in just minutes!
If your computer doesn’t have the Adobe Reader software, you can easily install it for free by just clicking the button below.
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‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ reveals every strategy and secret I’ve learned hunting in the African bush as a Professional Hunter.
Hi, I’m Professional Hunter, Steve Robinson.
There are many things you can do to become a PH in Africa that may make a tremendous difference to your success.
‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ details everything I’ve learned from over 30 years experience.
I’ve written this book as a step-by-step information resource to help you succeed as a Professional Hunter and succeed in the African hunting safari business.
“An informative book by someone who has “been there and done that” which any prospective professional hunter would do well to read.
If you are thinking of a career in professional hunting, then this book would be a great place to start. Steve tells it like it is. A brutally frank discourse on a profession as rewarding as it is challenging.”
John Harris – Former President KZN Hunting and Conservation Association
“Wow, Steve. I have been hunting professionally for 14 years and I can honestly say I have learned a lot from ‘How to Become a Professional Hunter in Africa’.
Well done, it was well overdue in the industry and will not only put new Professional Hunters on the right track, but will also be used as a reference for those of us that has been hunting for some time. If there was a book like this when I started it would have made my first few years a lot easier, you say it the way it is! A book that will be referred to as the future Professional Hunter’s ‘bible’.”
Jason van Aarde – Professional Hunter in Tanzania, Mozambique & South Africa
I was very lucky indeed in that my first few years’ experience which counted as my, somewhat unusual, Professional Hunting apprenticeship was in a more relaxed generation.
By chance I met and become friends with the now late Vivian Good who kindly gave me that Professional Hunting apprenticeship. He was not only an excellent PH but also a good man who gave unstintingly of his advice, encouragement, hospitality and friendship.
I struck lucky again when I went along to undergo my first formal Professional Hunter training and examination with Ian Goss of the Goss Estates Professional Hunting Academy in Kwa Zulu Natal.
“It feels like I am doing my PH career all over again.
A lot of flashes back into my life, if you know what I mean. It reads easily, it’s clear and very understandable. I can even use some of it in my life right now. The only problem with this e-book is that I should have had it about ten years ago!!!
I can see that it will be the bible for first time and up coming Professional Hunters. Well done!!”
Wikus Groenewald – Professional Hunter – South Africa, Tanzania & Mozambique
“I have had the good fortune to have been on three African Safaris with Steve Robinson as my PH. On each occasion his camps, conduct, knowledge and expertise have been a revelation and, having read his eBook on how to become an African Professional Hunter, I can see why.
The scope and depth of knowledge required of an African PH is astounding and it’s something you don’t fully realise until you’ve read this book.
If I were a youngster and looking to become an African PH, this book would have to be essential reading, indeed, without it, the aspiring PH would need to spend a long time gathering the information contained therein by not only research but also by actual experience, and that sort of experience can take years to obtain.
Additionally, a client reading the book can get a most illuminating and useful insight into the business, gaining an appreciation of just what goes into organising an African Safari and the role of the PH. This will, undoubtedly, give the client a better understanding of what goes on, leading to a better, more enjoyable, safari.”
Peter Lang – Veteran African Hunting Client – UK
The information in this book has never been published anywhere else before. I’ve held nothing back. ‘How To Be A Professional Hunter In Africa’ is your complete, 242 page, step-by-step guide to success in the African hunting industry.
“Good, practical advice in this eBook on bushcraft, camp management, arms and ammunition, the ins and outs of running a safari business, and the law as related to hunting (and don’t forget here that trophy hunting usually involves legislation from more than one country, and African governments tend to regard change as being as good as improvement and are forever fiddling with their laws).
The material herein is well-presented, and from the standpoint of on-the-ground experience, Steve Robinson is more than qualified to write it – it worked for him!”
Ira Larivers – Editor ‘African Hunter Magazine’
What You’ll Learn in ‘How To Become a Professional Hunter In Africa’
Chapter 1 – How To Get Started
How to improve your background knowledge of hunting in Africa
Professional Hunter training in South Africa
Possible obstacles to becoming a trained PH in Africa
Advantages of a South African training course
Other ways to get started in the African hunting industry
Chapter 2 – The South African Professional Hunter Training Syllabus
Duration and costs of a South African Hunter training course
Pre-course compulsory reading
The complete South African hunter training course syllabus and modules
Chapter 3 – Advice on how to tackle the SA hunter training course
What to practice before the course
Practical advice on all course topics
Chapter 4 – ‘Back To School’
An article by Australian John Wilkes who attended PH school in South Africa
Chapter 5 – Getting your first Professional Hunting Licence
Ways to gain Professional Hunting experience in several African countries
Practical advice on ‘cover hunting’ and getting dangerous game hunting experience
Chapter 6 – Hunting Legalities
Legal aspects of hunting every Professional Hunter should know
CITES
Lacey Act
Hunt contracts with clients and outfitters
Chapter 7 – Getting Operational
Hunting job options
Working as an employee
Freelance hunting
Buying hunt time
Getting your own hunting area
Tips/Gratuities
Chapter 8 – Firearms and Ammunition
The right rifle for a Professional Hunter
Ammunition for the Professional Hunter
Chapter 9 – Hunting Kit
Practical advice on all hunting kit items
List for what to carry as a Professional Hunter
List of extra kit for leopard hunting
Chapter 10 – Building A Hunting Camp
Practical advice on all aspects of building a hunting camp from scratch in the wilderness
Chapter 11 – Fly Camps
How to set up a comfortable fly camp
All the supplies to carry
Chapter 12 – Developing A Hunting Area
How to open up a wilderness area for successful hunting
Area surveys and road building
Chapter 13 – Hunting Trucks
How to convert a vehicle into an ideal hunting truck
Tools and spares to carry
Chapter 14 – Marketing your Hunting Safaris
Hunting conventions
Magazine advertising
Websites
Hunting Forums
Hunting Agents
Chapter 15 – Hunt Management
Managing your hunting operation
Hunt contracts and cancellation policies
Hunting indemnity
Hunting staff management
Hunting client management
Chapter 16 – Taxidermy
Management of skinning staff and skinning shed
Other trophy mementos
Trophy tagging and taxidermy register
Chapter 17 – Health
What a Professional Hunter should know to keep himself healthy
Assisting clients with health issues
Chapter 18 – Top Tips and Hints
“Steve, I recently purchased your ebook, I am a Professional Hunter from South Africa. I am also hunting the Zambezi Valley.
The reason for writing you is although I am an experienced hunter this ebook is the best resource I have come across, very informative and as the saying goes “you are not to old, or too clever to learn something new” this book contains valuable information and tips even to an experienced hunter. The “I know it all” guys can buy this book and find out that they do not know it all there is people, like you, that know more.
Thank you for an excellent resource, and I wish you the best with your safari hunting career, if you treat your clients like you have compiled this book they are surely in good hands and your mentors can but only be proud of you.”
Theo Verster – Professional Hunter, South Africa
“Possibly the most concise,comprehensive, and relevant book ever written on African Game Hunting.
Steve Robinson’s book will provide essential guidance to the newcomer, and will also be a useful remedial guide to the more experienced hunter that may be experiencing some problems.
His passionate and non-apologetic approach to African Game is relevant throughout the book, as he concentrates on the subject of hunting rather than it’s continual justification.
I think you will need two copies, one for the hunting truck and one for the bookshelf.”
Shaine Derrick – UK hunter
Examples of the full-colour images you’ll find in ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook
Learn how to become a successful Professional Hunter in Africa
. . . for just $39.99
This book is loaded with proven strategies, tips, and years of experience that you won’t find anywhere else!
You can access ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ for only $39.99 – about the same price you’d pay for a few beers.
I’m certain the information in this book will do a lot to increase your chances of becoming a Professional Hunter in Africa.
I think you’ll be inspired by this guide – and that when you begin using these strategies to start your PH career, you’ll find it’s the best $39.99 you’ve ever invested.
“Unique is a much used and an often inappropriately applied word, but it certainly describes this fascinating e-book by Steve Robinson .
Written in a light but authoritative style the author takes you through the trials and tribulations of becoming part of (and being successful in) the African Hunting Safari industry. Well illustrated with colour pictures and peppered with his experiences as an Englishman who came to Africa some thirty years ago and made a success of life as a Professional Hunter and Safari Operator, the book really is an invaluable asset to anyone thinking of a career as an African PH.
But in truth it is more than that, it is an up to date insight into the world of Professional Hunting in Africa and will be of as much interest to clients and African hunting buffs as to prospective Professionals.
The book is entertainingly structured featuring not only the authors work but contributions from others, either directly or through links to the extensive Shakari Connection website.
From Cites to cisterns, buffalo to bullet performance all aspects of life as a PH are covered. Steve does not pull his punches and quickly dispels romantic illusions that some might have of the industry.
If you ever wanted to know how to construct a top quality wilderness hunting camp, manage staff and clients and the thousand other things that are required of the modern African PH then this is the only readily available source.
Whilst there has been (and still is) much published from the Safari client perspective no previous work has addressed the ‘other side of the campfire’. I certainly wish it had been available when I started my recent path to PH status. Steve and Susan are to be congratulated on an original and innovative contribution to the industry.”
John Wilkes – PH Student – Australia
242 pages with 85 full-colour photographs
US$39.99
Ready To Order?
Just click the button below and you’ll be taken to a secure shopping cart to place your order, where after you’ll be advised how to download the book, without any delays or mailing costs.
Immediately after your purchase, you can download your ebook and start learning how to become a Professional Hunter in Africa within minutes.
Order Now and receive a complimentary copy of the eArticle ‘Ethical Lion Management In The 21st Century’ by Steve Robinson
Here’s how you’ll get your ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook:
After your transaction has been processed, you’ll be automatically transferred to a ‘Thank You’ page where you are requested to submit your name and email address.
An email will be sent to your Inbox immediately with a link and password to a secure page to download these eBooks instantly.
The eBook comes in a downloadable Adobe Acrobat PDF format and are readable by both PCs and Macs. You can start reading them in just minutes!
If your computer doesn’t have the Adobe Reader software, you can easily install it for free by just clicking the button below.
If you have a question prior to purchase of this eBook, please CONTACT US.
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    eBook by Steve Robinson
2nd Edition
‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ reveals every strategy and secret I’ve learned hunting in the African bush as a Professional Hunter.
Hi, I’m Professional Hunter, Steve Robinson.
There are many things you can do to become a PH in Africa that may make a tremendous difference to your success.
‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ details everything I’ve learned from over 30 years experience.
I’ve written this book as a step-by-step information resource to help you succeed as a Professional Hunter and succeed in the African hunting safari business.
“An informative book by someone who has “been there and done that” which any prospective professional hunter would do well to read.
If you are thinking of a career in professional hunting, then this book would be a great place to start. Steve tells it like it is. A brutally frank discourse on a profession as rewarding as it is challenging.”
John Harris – Former President KZN Hunting and Conservation Association
“Wow, Steve. I have been hunting professionally for 14 years and I can honestly say I have learned a lot from ‘How to Become a Professional Hunter in Africa’.
Well done, it was well overdue in the industry and will not only put new Professional Hunters on the right track, but will also be used as a reference for those of us that has been hunting for some time. If there was a book like this when I started it would have made my first few years a lot easier, you say it the way it is! A book that will be referred to as the future Professional Hunter’s ‘bible’.”
Jason van Aarde – Professional Hunter in Tanzania, Mozambique & South Africa
I was very lucky indeed in that my first few years’ experience which counted as my, somewhat unusual, Professional Hunting apprenticeship was in a more relaxed generation.
By chance I met and become friends with the now late Vivian Good who kindly gave me that Professional Hunting apprenticeship. He was not only an excellent PH but also a good man who gave unstintingly of his advice, encouragement, hospitality and friendship.
I struck lucky again when I went along to undergo my first formal Professional Hunter training and examination with Ian Goss of the Goss Estates Professional Hunting Academy in Kwa Zulu Natal.
“It feels like I am doing my PH career all over again.
A lot of flashes back into my life, if you know what I mean. It reads easily, it’s clear and very understandable. I can even use some of it in my life right now. The only problem with this e-book is that I should have had it about ten years ago!!!
I can see that it will be the bible for first time and up coming Professional Hunters. Well done!!”
Wikus Groenewald – Professional Hunter – South Africa, Tanzania & Mozambique
“I have had the good fortune to have been on three African Safaris with Steve Robinson as my PH. On each occasion his camps, conduct, knowledge and expertise have been a revelation and, having read his eBook on how to become an African Professional Hunter, I can see why.
The scope and depth of knowledge required of an African PH is astounding and it’s something you don’t fully realise until you’ve read this book.
If I were a youngster and looking to become an African PH, this book would have to be essential reading, indeed, without it, the aspiring PH would need to spend a long time gathering the information contained therein by not only research but also by actual experience, and that sort of experience can take years to obtain.
Additionally, a client reading the book can get a most illuminating and useful insight into the business, gaining an appreciation of just what goes into organising an African Safari and the role of the PH. This will, undoubtedly, give the client a better understanding of what goes on, leading to a better, more enjoyable, safari.”
Peter Lang – Veteran African Hunting Client – UK
The information in this book has never been published anywhere else before. I’ve held nothing back. ‘How To Be A Professional Hunter In Africa’ is your complete, 242 page, step-by-step guide to success in the African hunting industry.
“Good, practical advice in this eBook on bushcraft, camp management, arms and ammunition, the ins and outs of running a safari business, and the law as related to hunting (and don’t forget here that trophy hunting usually involves legislation from more than one country, and African governments tend to regard change as being as good as improvement and are forever fiddling with their laws).
The material herein is well-presented, and from the standpoint of on-the-ground experience, Steve Robinson is more than qualified to write it – it worked for him!”
Ira Larivers – Editor ‘African Hunter Magazine’
What You’ll Learn in ‘How To Become a Professional Hunter In Africa’
Chapter 1 – How To Get Started
How to improve your background knowledge of hunting in Africa
Professional Hunter training in South Africa
Possible obstacles to becoming a trained PH in Africa
Advantages of a South African training course
Other ways to get started in the African hunting industry
Chapter 2 – The South African Professional Hunter Training Syllabus
Duration and costs of a South African Hunter training course
Pre-course compulsory reading
The complete South African hunter training course syllabus and modules
Chapter 3 – Advice on how to tackle the SA hunter training course
What to practice before the course
Practical advice on all course topics
Chapter 4 – ‘Back To School’
An article by Australian John Wilkes who attended PH school in South Africa
Chapter 5 – Getting your first Professional Hunting Licence
Ways to gain Professional Hunting experience in several African countries
Practical advice on ‘cover hunting’ and getting dangerous game hunting experience
Chapter 6 – Hunting Legalities
Legal aspects of hunting every Professional Hunter should know
CITES
Lacey Act
Hunt contracts with clients and outfitters
Chapter 7 – Getting Operational
Hunting job options
Working as an employee
Freelance hunting
Buying hunt time
Getting your own hunting area
Tips/Gratuities
Chapter 8 – Firearms and Ammunition
The right rifle for a Professional Hunter
Ammunition for the Professional Hunter
Chapter 9 – Hunting Kit
Practical advice on all hunting kit items
List for what to carry as a Professional Hunter
List of extra kit for leopard hunting
Chapter 10 – Building A Hunting Camp
Practical advice on all aspects of building a hunting camp from scratch in the wilderness
Chapter 11 – Fly Camps
How to set up a comfortable fly camp
All the supplies to carry
Chapter 12 – Developing A Hunting Area
How to open up a wilderness area for successful hunting
Area surveys and road building
Chapter 13 – Hunting Trucks
How to convert a vehicle into an ideal hunting truck
Tools and spares to carry
Chapter 14 – Marketing your Hunting Safaris
Hunting conventions
Magazine advertising
Websites
Hunting Forums
Hunting Agents
Chapter 15 – Hunt Management
Managing your hunting operation
Hunt contracts and cancellation policies
Hunting indemnity
Hunting staff management
Hunting client management
Chapter 16 – Taxidermy
Management of skinning staff and skinning shed
Other trophy mementos
Trophy tagging and taxidermy register
Chapter 17 – Health
What a Professional Hunter should know to keep himself healthy
Assisting clients with health issues
Chapter 18 – Top Tips and Hints
“Steve, I recently purchased your ebook, I am a Professional Hunter from South Africa. I am also hunting the Zambezi Valley.
The reason for writing you is although I am an experienced hunter this ebook is the best resource I have come across, very informative and as the saying goes “you are not to old, or too clever to learn something new” this book contains valuable information and tips even to an experienced hunter. The “I know it all” guys can buy this book and find out that they do not know it all there is people, like you, that know more.
Thank you for an excellent resource, and I wish you the best with your safari hunting career, if you treat your clients like you have compiled this book they are surely in good hands and your mentors can but only be proud of you.”
Theo Verster – Professional Hunter, South Africa
“Possibly the most concise,comprehensive, and relevant book ever written on African Game Hunting.
Steve Robinson’s book will provide essential guidance to the newcomer, and will also be a useful remedial guide to the more experienced hunter that may be experiencing some problems.
His passionate and non-apologetic approach to African Game is relevant throughout the book, as he concentrates on the subject of hunting rather than it’s continual justification.
I think you will need two copies, one for the hunting truck and one for the bookshelf.”
Shaine Derrick – UK hunter
Examples of the full-colour images you’ll find in ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook
Learn how to become a successful Professional Hunter in Africa
. . . for just $39.99
This book is loaded with proven strategies, tips, and years of experience that you won’t find anywhere else!
You can access ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ for only $39.99 – about the same price you’d pay for a few beers.
I’m certain the information in this book will do a lot to increase your chances of becoming a Professional Hunter in Africa.
I think you’ll be inspired by this guide – and that when you begin using these strategies to start your PH career, you’ll find it’s the best $39.99 you’ve ever invested.
“Unique is a much used and an often inappropriately applied word, but it certainly describes this fascinating e-book by Steve Robinson .
Written in a light but authoritative style the author takes you through the trials and tribulations of becoming part of (and being successful in) the African Hunting Safari industry. Well illustrated with colour pictures and peppered with his experiences as an Englishman who came to Africa some thirty years ago and made a success of life as a Professional Hunter and Safari Operator, the book really is an invaluable asset to anyone thinking of a career as an African PH.
But in truth it is more than that, it is an up to date insight into the world of Professional Hunting in Africa and will be of as much interest to clients and African hunting buffs as to prospective Professionals.
The book is entertainingly structured featuring not only the authors work but contributions from others, either directly or through links to the extensive Shakari Connection website.
From Cites to cisterns, buffalo to bullet performance all aspects of life as a PH are covered. Steve does not pull his punches and quickly dispels romantic illusions that some might have of the industry.
If you ever wanted to know how to construct a top quality wilderness hunting camp, manage staff and clients and the thousand other things that are required of the modern African PH then this is the only readily available source.
Whilst there has been (and still is) much published from the Safari client perspective no previous work has addressed the ‘other side of the campfire’. I certainly wish it had been available when I started my recent path to PH status. Steve and Susan are to be congratulated on an original and innovative contribution to the industry.”
John Wilkes – PH Student – Australia
242 pages with 85 full-colour photographs
US$39.99
Ready To Order?
Just click the button below and you’ll be taken to a secure shopping cart to place your order, where after you’ll be advised how to download the book, without any delays or mailing costs.
Immediately after your purchase, you can download your ebook and start learning how to become a Professional Hunter in Africa within minutes.
Order Now and receive a complimentary copy of the eArticle ‘Ethical Lion Management In The 21st Century’ by Steve Robinson
Here’s how you’ll get your ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook:
After your transaction has been processed, you’ll be automatically transferred to a ‘Thank You’ page where you are requested to submit your name and email address.
An email will be sent to your Inbox immediately with a link and password to a secure page to download these eBooks instantly.
The eBook comes in a downloadable Adobe Acrobat PDF format and are readable by both PCs and Macs. You can start reading them in just minutes!
If your computer doesn’t have the Adobe Reader software, you can easily install it for free by just clicking the button below.
If you have a question prior to purchase of this eBook, please CONTACT US.
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    eBook by Steve Robinson
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‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ reveals every strategy and secret I’ve learned hunting in the African bush as a Professional Hunter.
Hi, I’m Professional Hunter, Steve Robinson.
There are many things you can do to become a PH in Africa that may make a tremendous difference to your success.
‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ details everything I’ve learned from over 30 years experience.
I’ve written this book as a step-by-step information resource to help you succeed as a Professional Hunter and succeed in the African hunting safari business.
“An informative book by someone who has “been there and done that” which any prospective professional hunter would do well to read.
If you are thinking of a career in professional hunting, then this book would be a great place to start. Steve tells it like it is. A brutally frank discourse on a profession as rewarding as it is challenging.”
John Harris – Former President KZN Hunting and Conservation Association
“Wow, Steve. I have been hunting professionally for 14 years and I can honestly say I have learned a lot from ‘How to Become a Professional Hunter in Africa’.
Well done, it was well overdue in the industry and will not only put new Professional Hunters on the right track, but will also be used as a reference for those of us that has been hunting for some time. If there was a book like this when I started it would have made my first few years a lot easier, you say it the way it is! A book that will be referred to as the future Professional Hunter’s ‘bible’.”
Jason van Aarde – Professional Hunter in Tanzania, Mozambique & South Africa
I was very lucky indeed in that my first few years’ experience which counted as my, somewhat unusual, Professional Hunting apprenticeship was in a more relaxed generation.
By chance I met and become friends with the now late Vivian Good who kindly gave me that Professional Hunting apprenticeship. He was not only an excellent PH but also a good man who gave unstintingly of his advice, encouragement, hospitality and friendship.
I struck lucky again when I went along to undergo my first formal Professional Hunter training and examination with Ian Goss of the Goss Estates Professional Hunting Academy in Kwa Zulu Natal.
“It feels like I am doing my PH career all over again.
A lot of flashes back into my life, if you know what I mean. It reads easily, it’s clear and very understandable. I can even use some of it in my life right now. The only problem with this e-book is that I should have had it about ten years ago!!!
I can see that it will be the bible for first time and up coming Professional Hunters. Well done!!”
Wikus Groenewald – Professional Hunter – South Africa, Tanzania & Mozambique
“I have had the good fortune to have been on three African Safaris with Steve Robinson as my PH. On each occasion his camps, conduct, knowledge and expertise have been a revelation and, having read his eBook on how to become an African Professional Hunter, I can see why.
The scope and depth of knowledge required of an African PH is astounding and it’s something you don’t fully realise until you’ve read this book.
If I were a youngster and looking to become an African PH, this book would have to be essential reading, indeed, without it, the aspiring PH would need to spend a long time gathering the information contained therein by not only research but also by actual experience, and that sort of experience can take years to obtain.
Additionally, a client reading the book can get a most illuminating and useful insight into the business, gaining an appreciation of just what goes into organising an African Safari and the role of the PH. This will, undoubtedly, give the client a better understanding of what goes on, leading to a better, more enjoyable, safari.”
Peter Lang – Veteran African Hunting Client – UK
The information in this book has never been published anywhere else before. I’ve held nothing back. ‘How To Be A Professional Hunter In Africa’ is your complete, 242 page, step-by-step guide to success in the African hunting industry.
“Good, practical advice in this eBook on bushcraft, camp management, arms and ammunition, the ins and outs of running a safari business, and the law as related to hunting (and don’t forget here that trophy hunting usually involves legislation from more than one country, and African governments tend to regard change as being as good as improvement and are forever fiddling with their laws).
The material herein is well-presented, and from the standpoint of on-the-ground experience, Steve Robinson is more than qualified to write it – it worked for him!”
Ira Larivers – Editor ‘African Hunter Magazine’
What You’ll Learn in ‘How To Become a Professional Hunter In Africa’
Chapter 1 – How To Get Started
How to improve your background knowledge of hunting in Africa
Professional Hunter training in South Africa
Possible obstacles to becoming a trained PH in Africa
Advantages of a South African training course
Other ways to get started in the African hunting industry
Chapter 2 – The South African Professional Hunter Training Syllabus
Duration and costs of a South African Hunter training course
Pre-course compulsory reading
The complete South African hunter training course syllabus and modules
Chapter 3 – Advice on how to tackle the SA hunter training course
What to practice before the course
Practical advice on all course topics
Chapter 4 – ‘Back To School’
An article by Australian John Wilkes who attended PH school in South Africa
Chapter 5 – Getting your first Professional Hunting Licence
Ways to gain Professional Hunting experience in several African countries
Practical advice on ‘cover hunting’ and getting dangerous game hunting experience
Chapter 6 – Hunting Legalities
Legal aspects of hunting every Professional Hunter should know
CITES
Lacey Act
Hunt contracts with clients and outfitters
Chapter 7 – Getting Operational
Hunting job options
Working as an employee
Freelance hunting
Buying hunt time
Getting your own hunting area
Tips/Gratuities
Chapter 8 – Firearms and Ammunition
The right rifle for a Professional Hunter
Ammunition for the Professional Hunter
Chapter 9 – Hunting Kit
Practical advice on all hunting kit items
List for what to carry as a Professional Hunter
List of extra kit for leopard hunting
Chapter 10 – Building A Hunting Camp
Practical advice on all aspects of building a hunting camp from scratch in the wilderness
Chapter 11 – Fly Camps
How to set up a comfortable fly camp
All the supplies to carry
Chapter 12 – Developing A Hunting Area
How to open up a wilderness area for successful hunting
Area surveys and road building
Chapter 13 – Hunting Trucks
How to convert a vehicle into an ideal hunting truck
Tools and spares to carry
Chapter 14 – Marketing your Hunting Safaris
Hunting conventions
Magazine advertising
Websites
Hunting Forums
Hunting Agents
Chapter 15 – Hunt Management
Managing your hunting operation
Hunt contracts and cancellation policies
Hunting indemnity
Hunting staff management
Hunting client management
Chapter 16 – Taxidermy
Management of skinning staff and skinning shed
Other trophy mementos
Trophy tagging and taxidermy register
Chapter 17 – Health
What a Professional Hunter should know to keep himself healthy
Assisting clients with health issues
Chapter 18 – Top Tips and Hints
“Steve, I recently purchased your ebook, I am a Professional Hunter from South Africa. I am also hunting the Zambezi Valley.
The reason for writing you is although I am an experienced hunter this ebook is the best resource I have come across, very informative and as the saying goes “you are not to old, or too clever to learn something new” this book contains valuable information and tips even to an experienced hunter. The “I know it all” guys can buy this book and find out that they do not know it all there is people, like you, that know more.
Thank you for an excellent resource, and I wish you the best with your safari hunting career, if you treat your clients like you have compiled this book they are surely in good hands and your mentors can but only be proud of you.”
Theo Verster – Professional Hunter, South Africa
“Possibly the most concise,comprehensive, and relevant book ever written on African Game Hunting.
Steve Robinson’s book will provide essential guidance to the newcomer, and will also be a useful remedial guide to the more experienced hunter that may be experiencing some problems.
His passionate and non-apologetic approach to African Game is relevant throughout the book, as he concentrates on the subject of hunting rather than it’s continual justification.
I think you will need two copies, one for the hunting truck and one for the bookshelf.”
Shaine Derrick – UK hunter
Examples of the full-colour images you’ll find in ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook
Learn how to become a successful Professional Hunter in Africa
. . . for just $39.99
This book is loaded with proven strategies, tips, and years of experience that you won’t find anywhere else!
You can access ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ for only $39.99 – about the same price you’d pay for a few beers.
I’m certain the information in this book will do a lot to increase your chances of becoming a Professional Hunter in Africa.
I think you’ll be inspired by this guide – and that when you begin using these strategies to start your PH career, you’ll find it’s the best $39.99 you’ve ever invested.
“Unique is a much used and an often inappropriately applied word, but it certainly describes this fascinating e-book by Steve Robinson .
Written in a light but authoritative style the author takes you through the trials and tribulations of becoming part of (and being successful in) the African Hunting Safari industry. Well illustrated with colour pictures and peppered with his experiences as an Englishman who came to Africa some thirty years ago and made a success of life as a Professional Hunter and Safari Operator, the book really is an invaluable asset to anyone thinking of a career as an African PH.
But in truth it is more than that, it is an up to date insight into the world of Professional Hunting in Africa and will be of as much interest to clients and African hunting buffs as to prospective Professionals.
The book is entertainingly structured featuring not only the authors work but contributions from others, either directly or through links to the extensive Shakari Connection website.
From Cites to cisterns, buffalo to bullet performance all aspects of life as a PH are covered. Steve does not pull his punches and quickly dispels romantic illusions that some might have of the industry.
If you ever wanted to know how to construct a top quality wilderness hunting camp, manage staff and clients and the thousand other things that are required of the modern African PH then this is the only readily available source.
Whilst there has been (and still is) much published from the Safari client perspective no previous work has addressed the ‘other side of the campfire’. I certainly wish it had been available when I started my recent path to PH status. Steve and Susan are to be congratulated on an original and innovative contribution to the industry.”
John Wilkes – PH Student – Australia
242 pages with 85 full-colour photographs
US$39.99
Ready To Order?
Just click the button below and you’ll be taken to a secure shopping cart to place your order, where after you’ll be advised how to download the book, without any delays or mailing costs.
Immediately after your purchase, you can download your ebook and start learning how to become a Professional Hunter in Africa within minutes.
Order Now and receive a complimentary copy of the eArticle ‘Ethical Lion Management In The 21st Century’ by Steve Robinson
Here’s how you’ll get your ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook:
After your transaction has been processed, you’ll be automatically transferred to a ‘Thank You’ page where you are requested to submit your name and email address.
An email will be sent to your Inbox immediately with a link and password to a secure page to download these eBooks instantly.
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    eBook by Steve Robinson
2nd Edition
‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ reveals every strategy and secret I’ve learned hunting in the African bush as a Professional Hunter.
Hi, I’m Professional Hunter, Steve Robinson.
There are many things you can do to become a PH in Africa that may make a tremendous difference to your success.
‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ details everything I’ve learned from over 30 years experience.
I’ve written this book as a step-by-step information resource to help you succeed as a Professional Hunter and succeed in the African hunting safari business.
“An informative book by someone who has “been there and done that” which any prospective professional hunter would do well to read.
If you are thinking of a career in professional hunting, then this book would be a great place to start. Steve tells it like it is. A brutally frank discourse on a profession as rewarding as it is challenging.”
John Harris – Former President KZN Hunting and Conservation Association
“Wow, Steve. I have been hunting professionally for 14 years and I can honestly say I have learned a lot from ‘How to Become a Professional Hunter in Africa’.
Well done, it was well overdue in the industry and will not only put new Professional Hunters on the right track, but will also be used as a reference for those of us that has been hunting for some time. If there was a book like this when I started it would have made my first few years a lot easier, you say it the way it is! A book that will be referred to as the future Professional Hunter’s ‘bible’.”
Jason van Aarde – Professional Hunter in Tanzania, Mozambique & South Africa
I was very lucky indeed in that my first few years’ experience which counted as my, somewhat unusual, Professional Hunting apprenticeship was in a more relaxed generation.
By chance I met and become friends with the now late Vivian Good who kindly gave me that Professional Hunting apprenticeship. He was not only an excellent PH but also a good man who gave unstintingly of his advice, encouragement, hospitality and friendship.
I struck lucky again when I went along to undergo my first formal Professional Hunter training and examination with Ian Goss of the Goss Estates Professional Hunting Academy in Kwa Zulu Natal.
“It feels like I am doing my PH career all over again.
A lot of flashes back into my life, if you know what I mean. It reads easily, it’s clear and very understandable. I can even use some of it in my life right now. The only problem with this e-book is that I should have had it about ten years ago!!!
I can see that it will be the bible for first time and up coming Professional Hunters. Well done!!”
Wikus Groenewald – Professional Hunter – South Africa, Tanzania & Mozambique
“I have had the good fortune to have been on three African Safaris with Steve Robinson as my PH. On each occasion his camps, conduct, knowledge and expertise have been a revelation and, having read his eBook on how to become an African Professional Hunter, I can see why.
The scope and depth of knowledge required of an African PH is astounding and it’s something you don’t fully realise until you’ve read this book.
If I were a youngster and looking to become an African PH, this book would have to be essential reading, indeed, without it, the aspiring PH would need to spend a long time gathering the information contained therein by not only research but also by actual experience, and that sort of experience can take years to obtain.
Additionally, a client reading the book can get a most illuminating and useful insight into the business, gaining an appreciation of just what goes into organising an African Safari and the role of the PH. This will, undoubtedly, give the client a better understanding of what goes on, leading to a better, more enjoyable, safari.”
Peter Lang – Veteran African Hunting Client – UK
The information in this book has never been published anywhere else before. I’ve held nothing back. ‘How To Be A Professional Hunter In Africa’ is your complete, 242 page, step-by-step guide to success in the African hunting industry.
“Good, practical advice in this eBook on bushcraft, camp management, arms and ammunition, the ins and outs of running a safari business, and the law as related to hunting (and don’t forget here that trophy hunting usually involves legislation from more than one country, and African governments tend to regard change as being as good as improvement and are forever fiddling with their laws).
The material herein is well-presented, and from the standpoint of on-the-ground experience, Steve Robinson is more than qualified to write it – it worked for him!”
Ira Larivers – Editor ‘African Hunter Magazine’
What You’ll Learn in ‘How To Become a Professional Hunter In Africa’
Chapter 1 – How To Get Started
How to improve your background knowledge of hunting in Africa
Professional Hunter training in South Africa
Possible obstacles to becoming a trained PH in Africa
Advantages of a South African training course
Other ways to get started in the African hunting industry
Chapter 2 – The South African Professional Hunter Training Syllabus
Duration and costs of a South African Hunter training course
Pre-course compulsory reading
The complete South African hunter training course syllabus and modules
Chapter 3 – Advice on how to tackle the SA hunter training course
What to practice before the course
Practical advice on all course topics
Chapter 4 – ‘Back To School’
An article by Australian John Wilkes who attended PH school in South Africa
Chapter 5 – Getting your first Professional Hunting Licence
Ways to gain Professional Hunting experience in several African countries
Practical advice on ‘cover hunting’ and getting dangerous game hunting experience
Chapter 6 – Hunting Legalities
Legal aspects of hunting every Professional Hunter should know
CITES
Lacey Act
Hunt contracts with clients and outfitters
Chapter 7 – Getting Operational
Hunting job options
Working as an employee
Freelance hunting
Buying hunt time
Getting your own hunting area
Tips/Gratuities
Chapter 8 – Firearms and Ammunition
The right rifle for a Professional Hunter
Ammunition for the Professional Hunter
Chapter 9 – Hunting Kit
Practical advice on all hunting kit items
List for what to carry as a Professional Hunter
List of extra kit for leopard hunting
Chapter 10 – Building A Hunting Camp
Practical advice on all aspects of building a hunting camp from scratch in the wilderness
Chapter 11 – Fly Camps
How to set up a comfortable fly camp
All the supplies to carry
Chapter 12 – Developing A Hunting Area
How to open up a wilderness area for successful hunting
Area surveys and road building
Chapter 13 – Hunting Trucks
How to convert a vehicle into an ideal hunting truck
Tools and spares to carry
Chapter 14 – Marketing your Hunting Safaris
Hunting conventions
Magazine advertising
Websites
Hunting Forums
Hunting Agents
Chapter 15 – Hunt Management
Managing your hunting operation
Hunt contracts and cancellation policies
Hunting indemnity
Hunting staff management
Hunting client management
Chapter 16 – Taxidermy
Management of skinning staff and skinning shed
Other trophy mementos
Trophy tagging and taxidermy register
Chapter 17 – Health
What a Professional Hunter should know to keep himself healthy
Assisting clients with health issues
Chapter 18 – Top Tips and Hints
“Steve, I recently purchased your ebook, I am a Professional Hunter from South Africa. I am also hunting the Zambezi Valley.
The reason for writing you is although I am an experienced hunter this ebook is the best resource I have come across, very informative and as the saying goes “you are not to old, or too clever to learn something new” this book contains valuable information and tips even to an experienced hunter. The “I know it all” guys can buy this book and find out that they do not know it all there is people, like you, that know more.
Thank you for an excellent resource, and I wish you the best with your safari hunting career, if you treat your clients like you have compiled this book they are surely in good hands and your mentors can but only be proud of you.”
Theo Verster – Professional Hunter, South Africa
“Possibly the most concise,comprehensive, and relevant book ever written on African Game Hunting.
Steve Robinson’s book will provide essential guidance to the newcomer, and will also be a useful remedial guide to the more experienced hunter that may be experiencing some problems.
His passionate and non-apologetic approach to African Game is relevant throughout the book, as he concentrates on the subject of hunting rather than it’s continual justification.
I think you will need two copies, one for the hunting truck and one for the bookshelf.”
Shaine Derrick – UK hunter
Examples of the full-colour images you’ll find in ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook
Learn how to become a successful Professional Hunter in Africa
. . . for just $39.99
This book is loaded with proven strategies, tips, and years of experience that you won’t find anywhere else!
You can access ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ for only $39.99 – about the same price you’d pay for a few beers.
I’m certain the information in this book will do a lot to increase your chances of becoming a Professional Hunter in Africa.
I think you’ll be inspired by this guide – and that when you begin using these strategies to start your PH career, you’ll find it’s the best $39.99 you’ve ever invested.
“Unique is a much used and an often inappropriately applied word, but it certainly describes this fascinating e-book by Steve Robinson .
Written in a light but authoritative style the author takes you through the trials and tribulations of becoming part of (and being successful in) the African Hunting Safari industry. Well illustrated with colour pictures and peppered with his experiences as an Englishman who came to Africa some thirty years ago and made a success of life as a Professional Hunter and Safari Operator, the book really is an invaluable asset to anyone thinking of a career as an African PH.
But in truth it is more than that, it is an up to date insight into the world of Professional Hunting in Africa and will be of as much interest to clients and African hunting buffs as to prospective Professionals.
The book is entertainingly structured featuring not only the authors work but contributions from others, either directly or through links to the extensive Shakari Connection website.
From Cites to cisterns, buffalo to bullet performance all aspects of life as a PH are covered. Steve does not pull his punches and quickly dispels romantic illusions that some might have of the industry.
If you ever wanted to know how to construct a top quality wilderness hunting camp, manage staff and clients and the thousand other things that are required of the modern African PH then this is the only readily available source.
Whilst there has been (and still is) much published from the Safari client perspective no previous work has addressed the ‘other side of the campfire’. I certainly wish it had been available when I started my recent path to PH status. Steve and Susan are to be congratulated on an original and innovative contribution to the industry.”
John Wilkes – PH Student – Australia
242 pages with 85 full-colour photographs
US$39.99
Ready To Order?
Just click the button below and you’ll be taken to a secure shopping cart to place your order, where after you’ll be advised how to download the book, without any delays or mailing costs.
Immediately after your purchase, you can download your ebook and start learning how to become a Professional Hunter in Africa within minutes.
Order Now and receive a complimentary copy of the eArticle ‘Ethical Lion Management In The 21st Century’ by Steve Robinson
Here’s how you’ll get your ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook:
After your transaction has been processed, you’ll be automatically transferred to a ‘Thank You’ page where you are requested to submit your name and email address.
An email will be sent to your Inbox immediately with a link and password to a secure page to download these eBooks instantly.
The eBook comes in a downloadable Adobe Acrobat PDF format and are readable by both PCs and Macs. You can start reading them in just minutes!
If your computer doesn’t have the Adobe Reader software, you can easily install it for free by just clicking the button below.
If you have a question prior to purchase of this eBook, please CONTACT US.
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    eBook by Steve Robinson
2nd Edition
‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ reveals every strategy and secret I’ve learned hunting in the African bush as a Professional Hunter.
Hi, I’m Professional Hunter, Steve Robinson.
There are many things you can do to become a PH in Africa that may make a tremendous difference to your success.
‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ details everything I’ve learned from over 30 years experience.
I’ve written this book as a step-by-step information resource to help you succeed as a Professional Hunter and succeed in the African hunting safari business.
“An informative book by someone who has “been there and done that” which any prospective professional hunter would do well to read.
If you are thinking of a career in professional hunting, then this book would be a great place to start. Steve tells it like it is. A brutally frank discourse on a profession as rewarding as it is challenging.”
John Harris – Former President KZN Hunting and Conservation Association
“Wow, Steve. I have been hunting professionally for 14 years and I can honestly say I have learned a lot from ‘How to Become a Professional Hunter in Africa’.
Well done, it was well overdue in the industry and will not only put new Professional Hunters on the right track, but will also be used as a reference for those of us that has been hunting for some time. If there was a book like this when I started it would have made my first few years a lot easier, you say it the way it is! A book that will be referred to as the future Professional Hunter’s ‘bible’.”
Jason van Aarde – Professional Hunter in Tanzania, Mozambique & South Africa
I was very lucky indeed in that my first few years’ experience which counted as my, somewhat unusual, Professional Hunting apprenticeship was in a more relaxed generation.
By chance I met and become friends with the now late Vivian Good who kindly gave me that Professional Hunting apprenticeship. He was not only an excellent PH but also a good man who gave unstintingly of his advice, encouragement, hospitality and friendship.
I struck lucky again when I went along to undergo my first formal Professional Hunter training and examination with Ian Goss of the Goss Estates Professional Hunting Academy in Kwa Zulu Natal.
“It feels like I am doing my PH career all over again.
A lot of flashes back into my life, if you know what I mean. It reads easily, it’s clear and very understandable. I can even use some of it in my life right now. The only problem with this e-book is that I should have had it about ten years ago!!!
I can see that it will be the bible for first time and up coming Professional Hunters. Well done!!”
Wikus Groenewald – Professional Hunter – South Africa, Tanzania & Mozambique
“I have had the good fortune to have been on three African Safaris with Steve Robinson as my PH. On each occasion his camps, conduct, knowledge and expertise have been a revelation and, having read his eBook on how to become an African Professional Hunter, I can see why.
The scope and depth of knowledge required of an African PH is astounding and it’s something you don’t fully realise until you’ve read this book.
If I were a youngster and looking to become an African PH, this book would have to be essential reading, indeed, without it, the aspiring PH would need to spend a long time gathering the information contained therein by not only research but also by actual experience, and that sort of experience can take years to obtain.
Additionally, a client reading the book can get a most illuminating and useful insight into the business, gaining an appreciation of just what goes into organising an African Safari and the role of the PH. This will, undoubtedly, give the client a better understanding of what goes on, leading to a better, more enjoyable, safari.”
Peter Lang – Veteran African Hunting Client – UK
The information in this book has never been published anywhere else before. I’ve held nothing back. ‘How To Be A Professional Hunter In Africa’ is your complete, 242 page, step-by-step guide to success in the African hunting industry.
“Good, practical advice in this eBook on bushcraft, camp management, arms and ammunition, the ins and outs of running a safari business, and the law as related to hunting (and don’t forget here that trophy hunting usually involves legislation from more than one country, and African governments tend to regard change as being as good as improvement and are forever fiddling with their laws).
The material herein is well-presented, and from the standpoint of on-the-ground experience, Steve Robinson is more than qualified to write it – it worked for him!”
Ira Larivers – Editor ‘African Hunter Magazine’
What You’ll Learn in ‘How To Become a Professional Hunter In Africa’
Chapter 1 – How To Get Started
How to improve your background knowledge of hunting in Africa
Professional Hunter training in South Africa
Possible obstacles to becoming a trained PH in Africa
Advantages of a South African training course
Other ways to get started in the African hunting industry
Chapter 2 – The South African Professional Hunter Training Syllabus
Duration and costs of a South African Hunter training course
Pre-course compulsory reading
The complete South African hunter training course syllabus and modules
Chapter 3 – Advice on how to tackle the SA hunter training course
What to practice before the course
Practical advice on all course topics
Chapter 4 – ‘Back To School’
An article by Australian John Wilkes who attended PH school in South Africa
Chapter 5 – Getting your first Professional Hunting Licence
Ways to gain Professional Hunting experience in several African countries
Practical advice on ‘cover hunting’ and getting dangerous game hunting experience
Chapter 6 – Hunting Legalities
Legal aspects of hunting every Professional Hunter should know
CITES
Lacey Act
Hunt contracts with clients and outfitters
Chapter 7 – Getting Operational
Hunting job options
Working as an employee
Freelance hunting
Buying hunt time
Getting your own hunting area
Tips/Gratuities
Chapter 8 – Firearms and Ammunition
The right rifle for a Professional Hunter
Ammunition for the Professional Hunter
Chapter 9 – Hunting Kit
Practical advice on all hunting kit items
List for what to carry as a Professional Hunter
List of extra kit for leopard hunting
Chapter 10 – Building A Hunting Camp
Practical advice on all aspects of building a hunting camp from scratch in the wilderness
Chapter 11 – Fly Camps
How to set up a comfortable fly camp
All the supplies to carry
Chapter 12 – Developing A Hunting Area
How to open up a wilderness area for successful hunting
Area surveys and road building
Chapter 13 – Hunting Trucks
How to convert a vehicle into an ideal hunting truck
Tools and spares to carry
Chapter 14 – Marketing your Hunting Safaris
Hunting conventions
Magazine advertising
Websites
Hunting Forums
Hunting Agents
Chapter 15 – Hunt Management
Managing your hunting operation
Hunt contracts and cancellation policies
Hunting indemnity
Hunting staff management
Hunting client management
Chapter 16 – Taxidermy
Management of skinning staff and skinning shed
Other trophy mementos
Trophy tagging and taxidermy register
Chapter 17 – Health
What a Professional Hunter should know to keep himself healthy
Assisting clients with health issues
Chapter 18 – Top Tips and Hints
“Steve, I recently purchased your ebook, I am a Professional Hunter from South Africa. I am also hunting the Zambezi Valley.
The reason for writing you is although I am an experienced hunter this ebook is the best resource I have come across, very informative and as the saying goes “you are not to old, or too clever to learn something new” this book contains valuable information and tips even to an experienced hunter. The “I know it all” guys can buy this book and find out that they do not know it all there is people, like you, that know more.
Thank you for an excellent resource, and I wish you the best with your safari hunting career, if you treat your clients like you have compiled this book they are surely in good hands and your mentors can but only be proud of you.”
Theo Verster – Professional Hunter, South Africa
“Possibly the most concise,comprehensive, and relevant book ever written on African Game Hunting.
Steve Robinson’s book will provide essential guidance to the newcomer, and will also be a useful remedial guide to the more experienced hunter that may be experiencing some problems.
His passionate and non-apologetic approach to African Game is relevant throughout the book, as he concentrates on the subject of hunting rather than it’s continual justification.
I think you will need two copies, one for the hunting truck and one for the bookshelf.”
Shaine Derrick – UK hunter
Examples of the full-colour images you’ll find in ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook
Learn how to become a successful Professional Hunter in Africa
. . . for just $39.99
This book is loaded with proven strategies, tips, and years of experience that you won’t find anywhere else!
You can access ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ for only $39.99 – about the same price you’d pay for a few beers.
I’m certain the information in this book will do a lot to increase your chances of becoming a Professional Hunter in Africa.
I think you’ll be inspired by this guide – and that when you begin using these strategies to start your PH career, you’ll find it’s the best $39.99 you’ve ever invested.
“Unique is a much used and an often inappropriately applied word, but it certainly describes this fascinating e-book by Steve Robinson .
Written in a light but authoritative style the author takes you through the trials and tribulations of becoming part of (and being successful in) the African Hunting Safari industry. Well illustrated with colour pictures and peppered with his experiences as an Englishman who came to Africa some thirty years ago and made a success of life as a Professional Hunter and Safari Operator, the book really is an invaluable asset to anyone thinking of a career as an African PH.
But in truth it is more than that, it is an up to date insight into the world of Professional Hunting in Africa and will be of as much interest to clients and African hunting buffs as to prospective Professionals.
The book is entertainingly structured featuring not only the authors work but contributions from others, either directly or through links to the extensive Shakari Connection website.
From Cites to cisterns, buffalo to bullet performance all aspects of life as a PH are covered. Steve does not pull his punches and quickly dispels romantic illusions that some might have of the industry.
If you ever wanted to know how to construct a top quality wilderness hunting camp, manage staff and clients and the thousand other things that are required of the modern African PH then this is the only readily available source.
Whilst there has been (and still is) much published from the Safari client perspective no previous work has addressed the ‘other side of the campfire’. I certainly wish it had been available when I started my recent path to PH status. Steve and Susan are to be congratulated on an original and innovative contribution to the industry.”
John Wilkes – PH Student – Australia
242 pages with 85 full-colour photographs
US$39.99
Ready To Order?
Just click the button below and you’ll be taken to a secure shopping cart to place your order, where after you’ll be advised how to download the book, without any delays or mailing costs.
Immediately after your purchase, you can download your ebook and start learning how to become a Professional Hunter in Africa within minutes.
Order Now and receive a complimentary copy of the eArticle ‘Ethical Lion Management In The 21st Century’ by Steve Robinson
Here’s how you’ll get your ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook:
After your transaction has been processed, you’ll be automatically transferred to a ‘Thank You’ page where you are requested to submit your name and email address.
An email will be sent to your Inbox immediately with a link and password to a secure page to download these eBooks instantly.
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    eBook by Steve Robinson
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‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ reveals every strategy and secret I’ve learned hunting in the African bush as a Professional Hunter.
Hi, I’m Professional Hunter, Steve Robinson.
There are many things you can do to become a PH in Africa that may make a tremendous difference to your success.
‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ details everything I’ve learned from over 30 years experience.
I’ve written this book as a step-by-step information resource to help you succeed as a Professional Hunter and succeed in the African hunting safari business.
“An informative book by someone who has “been there and done that” which any prospective professional hunter would do well to read.
If you are thinking of a career in professional hunting, then this book would be a great place to start. Steve tells it like it is. A brutally frank discourse on a profession as rewarding as it is challenging.”
John Harris – Former President KZN Hunting and Conservation Association
“Wow, Steve. I have been hunting professionally for 14 years and I can honestly say I have learned a lot from ‘How to Become a Professional Hunter in Africa’.
Well done, it was well overdue in the industry and will not only put new Professional Hunters on the right track, but will also be used as a reference for those of us that has been hunting for some time. If there was a book like this when I started it would have made my first few years a lot easier, you say it the way it is! A book that will be referred to as the future Professional Hunter’s ‘bible’.”
Jason van Aarde – Professional Hunter in Tanzania, Mozambique & South Africa
I was very lucky indeed in that my first few years’ experience which counted as my, somewhat unusual, Professional Hunting apprenticeship was in a more relaxed generation.
By chance I met and become friends with the now late Vivian Good who kindly gave me that Professional Hunting apprenticeship. He was not only an excellent PH but also a good man who gave unstintingly of his advice, encouragement, hospitality and friendship.
I struck lucky again when I went along to undergo my first formal Professional Hunter training and examination with Ian Goss of the Goss Estates Professional Hunting Academy in Kwa Zulu Natal.
“It feels like I am doing my PH career all over again.
A lot of flashes back into my life, if you know what I mean. It reads easily, it’s clear and very understandable. I can even use some of it in my life right now. The only problem with this e-book is that I should have had it about ten years ago!!!
I can see that it will be the bible for first time and up coming Professional Hunters. Well done!!”
Wikus Groenewald – Professional Hunter – South Africa, Tanzania & Mozambique
“I have had the good fortune to have been on three African Safaris with Steve Robinson as my PH. On each occasion his camps, conduct, knowledge and expertise have been a revelation and, having read his eBook on how to become an African Professional Hunter, I can see why.
The scope and depth of knowledge required of an African PH is astounding and it’s something you don’t fully realise until you’ve read this book.
If I were a youngster and looking to become an African PH, this book would have to be essential reading, indeed, without it, the aspiring PH would need to spend a long time gathering the information contained therein by not only research but also by actual experience, and that sort of experience can take years to obtain.
Additionally, a client reading the book can get a most illuminating and useful insight into the business, gaining an appreciation of just what goes into organising an African Safari and the role of the PH. This will, undoubtedly, give the client a better understanding of what goes on, leading to a better, more enjoyable, safari.”
Peter Lang – Veteran African Hunting Client – UK
The information in this book has never been published anywhere else before. I’ve held nothing back. ‘How To Be A Professional Hunter In Africa’ is your complete, 242 page, step-by-step guide to success in the African hunting industry.
“Good, practical advice in this eBook on bushcraft, camp management, arms and ammunition, the ins and outs of running a safari business, and the law as related to hunting (and don’t forget here that trophy hunting usually involves legislation from more than one country, and African governments tend to regard change as being as good as improvement and are forever fiddling with their laws).
The material herein is well-presented, and from the standpoint of on-the-ground experience, Steve Robinson is more than qualified to write it – it worked for him!”
Ira Larivers – Editor ‘African Hunter Magazine’
What You’ll Learn in ‘How To Become a Professional Hunter In Africa’
Chapter 1 – How To Get Started
How to improve your background knowledge of hunting in Africa
Professional Hunter training in South Africa
Possible obstacles to becoming a trained PH in Africa
Advantages of a South African training course
Other ways to get started in the African hunting industry
Chapter 2 – The South African Professional Hunter Training Syllabus
Duration and costs of a South African Hunter training course
Pre-course compulsory reading
The complete South African hunter training course syllabus and modules
Chapter 3 – Advice on how to tackle the SA hunter training course
What to practice before the course
Practical advice on all course topics
Chapter 4 – ‘Back To School’
An article by Australian John Wilkes who attended PH school in South Africa
Chapter 5 – Getting your first Professional Hunting Licence
Ways to gain Professional Hunting experience in several African countries
Practical advice on ‘cover hunting’ and getting dangerous game hunting experience
Chapter 6 – Hunting Legalities
Legal aspects of hunting every Professional Hunter should know
CITES
Lacey Act
Hunt contracts with clients and outfitters
Chapter 7 – Getting Operational
Hunting job options
Working as an employee
Freelance hunting
Buying hunt time
Getting your own hunting area
Tips/Gratuities
Chapter 8 – Firearms and Ammunition
The right rifle for a Professional Hunter
Ammunition for the Professional Hunter
Chapter 9 – Hunting Kit
Practical advice on all hunting kit items
List for what to carry as a Professional Hunter
List of extra kit for leopard hunting
Chapter 10 – Building A Hunting Camp
Practical advice on all aspects of building a hunting camp from scratch in the wilderness
Chapter 11 – Fly Camps
How to set up a comfortable fly camp
All the supplies to carry
Chapter 12 – Developing A Hunting Area
How to open up a wilderness area for successful hunting
Area surveys and road building
Chapter 13 – Hunting Trucks
How to convert a vehicle into an ideal hunting truck
Tools and spares to carry
Chapter 14 – Marketing your Hunting Safaris
Hunting conventions
Magazine advertising
Websites
Hunting Forums
Hunting Agents
Chapter 15 – Hunt Management
Managing your hunting operation
Hunt contracts and cancellation policies
Hunting indemnity
Hunting staff management
Hunting client management
Chapter 16 – Taxidermy
Management of skinning staff and skinning shed
Other trophy mementos
Trophy tagging and taxidermy register
Chapter 17 – Health
What a Professional Hunter should know to keep himself healthy
Assisting clients with health issues
Chapter 18 – Top Tips and Hints
“Steve, I recently purchased your ebook, I am a Professional Hunter from South Africa. I am also hunting the Zambezi Valley.
The reason for writing you is although I am an experienced hunter this ebook is the best resource I have come across, very informative and as the saying goes “you are not to old, or too clever to learn something new” this book contains valuable information and tips even to an experienced hunter. The “I know it all” guys can buy this book and find out that they do not know it all there is people, like you, that know more.
Thank you for an excellent resource, and I wish you the best with your safari hunting career, if you treat your clients like you have compiled this book they are surely in good hands and your mentors can but only be proud of you.”
Theo Verster – Professional Hunter, South Africa
“Possibly the most concise,comprehensive, and relevant book ever written on African Game Hunting.
Steve Robinson’s book will provide essential guidance to the newcomer, and will also be a useful remedial guide to the more experienced hunter that may be experiencing some problems.
His passionate and non-apologetic approach to African Game is relevant throughout the book, as he concentrates on the subject of hunting rather than it’s continual justification.
I think you will need two copies, one for the hunting truck and one for the bookshelf.”
Shaine Derrick – UK hunter
Examples of the full-colour images you’ll find in ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook
Learn how to become a successful Professional Hunter in Africa
. . . for just $39.99
This book is loaded with proven strategies, tips, and years of experience that you won’t find anywhere else!
You can access ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ for only $39.99 – about the same price you’d pay for a few beers.
I’m certain the information in this book will do a lot to increase your chances of becoming a Professional Hunter in Africa.
I think you’ll be inspired by this guide – and that when you begin using these strategies to start your PH career, you’ll find it’s the best $39.99 you’ve ever invested.
“Unique is a much used and an often inappropriately applied word, but it certainly describes this fascinating e-book by Steve Robinson .
Written in a light but authoritative style the author takes you through the trials and tribulations of becoming part of (and being successful in) the African Hunting Safari industry. Well illustrated with colour pictures and peppered with his experiences as an Englishman who came to Africa some thirty years ago and made a success of life as a Professional Hunter and Safari Operator, the book really is an invaluable asset to anyone thinking of a career as an African PH.
But in truth it is more than that, it is an up to date insight into the world of Professional Hunting in Africa and will be of as much interest to clients and African hunting buffs as to prospective Professionals.
The book is entertainingly structured featuring not only the authors work but contributions from others, either directly or through links to the extensive Shakari Connection website.
From Cites to cisterns, buffalo to bullet performance all aspects of life as a PH are covered. Steve does not pull his punches and quickly dispels romantic illusions that some might have of the industry.
If you ever wanted to know how to construct a top quality wilderness hunting camp, manage staff and clients and the thousand other things that are required of the modern African PH then this is the only readily available source.
Whilst there has been (and still is) much published from the Safari client perspective no previous work has addressed the ‘other side of the campfire’. I certainly wish it had been available when I started my recent path to PH status. Steve and Susan are to be congratulated on an original and innovative contribution to the industry.”
John Wilkes – PH Student – Australia
242 pages with 85 full-colour photographs
US$39.99
Ready To Order?
Just click the button below and you’ll be taken to a secure shopping cart to place your order, where after you’ll be advised how to download the book, without any delays or mailing costs.
Immediately after your purchase, you can download your ebook and start learning how to become a Professional Hunter in Africa within minutes.
Order Now and receive a complimentary copy of the eArticle ‘Ethical Lion Management In The 21st Century’ by Steve Robinson
Here’s how you’ll get your ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook:
After your transaction has been processed, you’ll be automatically transferred to a ‘Thank You’ page where you are requested to submit your name and email address.
An email will be sent to your Inbox immediately with a link and password to a secure page to download these eBooks instantly.
The eBook comes in a downloadable Adobe Acrobat PDF format and are readable by both PCs and Macs. You can start reading them in just minutes!
If your computer doesn’t have the Adobe Reader software, you can easily install it for free by just clicking the button below.
If you have a question prior to purchase of this eBook, please CONTACT US.
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    eBook by Steve Robinson
2nd Edition
‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ reveals every strategy and secret I’ve learned hunting in the African bush as a Professional Hunter.
Hi, I’m Professional Hunter, Steve Robinson.
There are many things you can do to become a PH in Africa that may make a tremendous difference to your success.
‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ details everything I’ve learned from over 30 years experience.
I’ve written this book as a step-by-step information resource to help you succeed as a Professional Hunter and succeed in the African hunting safari business.
“An informative book by someone who has “been there and done that” which any prospective professional hunter would do well to read.
If you are thinking of a career in professional hunting, then this book would be a great place to start. Steve tells it like it is. A brutally frank discourse on a profession as rewarding as it is challenging.”
John Harris – Former President KZN Hunting and Conservation Association
“Wow, Steve. I have been hunting professionally for 14 years and I can honestly say I have learned a lot from ‘How to Become a Professional Hunter in Africa’.
Well done, it was well overdue in the industry and will not only put new Professional Hunters on the right track, but will also be used as a reference for those of us that has been hunting for some time. If there was a book like this when I started it would have made my first few years a lot easier, you say it the way it is! A book that will be referred to as the future Professional Hunter’s ‘bible’.”
Jason van Aarde – Professional Hunter in Tanzania, Mozambique & South Africa
I was very lucky indeed in that my first few years’ experience which counted as my, somewhat unusual, Professional Hunting apprenticeship was in a more relaxed generation.
By chance I met and become friends with the now late Vivian Good who kindly gave me that Professional Hunting apprenticeship. He was not only an excellent PH but also a good man who gave unstintingly of his advice, encouragement, hospitality and friendship.
I struck lucky again when I went along to undergo my first formal Professional Hunter training and examination with Ian Goss of the Goss Estates Professional Hunting Academy in Kwa Zulu Natal.
“It feels like I am doing my PH career all over again.
A lot of flashes back into my life, if you know what I mean. It reads easily, it’s clear and very understandable. I can even use some of it in my life right now. The only problem with this e-book is that I should have had it about ten years ago!!!
I can see that it will be the bible for first time and up coming Professional Hunters. Well done!!”
Wikus Groenewald – Professional Hunter – South Africa, Tanzania & Mozambique
“I have had the good fortune to have been on three African Safaris with Steve Robinson as my PH. On each occasion his camps, conduct, knowledge and expertise have been a revelation and, having read his eBook on how to become an African Professional Hunter, I can see why.
The scope and depth of knowledge required of an African PH is astounding and it’s something you don’t fully realise until you’ve read this book.
If I were a youngster and looking to become an African PH, this book would have to be essential reading, indeed, without it, the aspiring PH would need to spend a long time gathering the information contained therein by not only research but also by actual experience, and that sort of experience can take years to obtain.
Additionally, a client reading the book can get a most illuminating and useful insight into the business, gaining an appreciation of just what goes into organising an African Safari and the role of the PH. This will, undoubtedly, give the client a better understanding of what goes on, leading to a better, more enjoyable, safari.”
Peter Lang – Veteran African Hunting Client – UK
The information in this book has never been published anywhere else before. I’ve held nothing back. ‘How To Be A Professional Hunter In Africa’ is your complete, 242 page, step-by-step guide to success in the African hunting industry.
“Good, practical advice in this eBook on bushcraft, camp management, arms and ammunition, the ins and outs of running a safari business, and the law as related to hunting (and don’t forget here that trophy hunting usually involves legislation from more than one country, and African governments tend to regard change as being as good as improvement and are forever fiddling with their laws).
The material herein is well-presented, and from the standpoint of on-the-ground experience, Steve Robinson is more than qualified to write it – it worked for him!”
Ira Larivers – Editor ‘African Hunter Magazine’
What You’ll Learn in ‘How To Become a Professional Hunter In Africa’
Chapter 1 – How To Get Started
How to improve your background knowledge of hunting in Africa
Professional Hunter training in South Africa
Possible obstacles to becoming a trained PH in Africa
Advantages of a South African training course
Other ways to get started in the African hunting industry
Chapter 2 – The South African Professional Hunter Training Syllabus
Duration and costs of a South African Hunter training course
Pre-course compulsory reading
The complete South African hunter training course syllabus and modules
Chapter 3 – Advice on how to tackle the SA hunter training course
What to practice before the course
Practical advice on all course topics
Chapter 4 – ‘Back To School’
An article by Australian John Wilkes who attended PH school in South Africa
Chapter 5 – Getting your first Professional Hunting Licence
Ways to gain Professional Hunting experience in several African countries
Practical advice on ‘cover hunting’ and getting dangerous game hunting experience
Chapter 6 – Hunting Legalities
Legal aspects of hunting every Professional Hunter should know
CITES
Lacey Act
Hunt contracts with clients and outfitters
Chapter 7 – Getting Operational
Hunting job options
Working as an employee
Freelance hunting
Buying hunt time
Getting your own hunting area
Tips/Gratuities
Chapter 8 – Firearms and Ammunition
The right rifle for a Professional Hunter
Ammunition for the Professional Hunter
Chapter 9 – Hunting Kit
Practical advice on all hunting kit items
List for what to carry as a Professional Hunter
List of extra kit for leopard hunting
Chapter 10 – Building A Hunting Camp
Practical advice on all aspects of building a hunting camp from scratch in the wilderness
Chapter 11 – Fly Camps
How to set up a comfortable fly camp
All the supplies to carry
Chapter 12 – Developing A Hunting Area
How to open up a wilderness area for successful hunting
Area surveys and road building
Chapter 13 – Hunting Trucks
How to convert a vehicle into an ideal hunting truck
Tools and spares to carry
Chapter 14 – Marketing your Hunting Safaris
Hunting conventions
Magazine advertising
Websites
Hunting Forums
Hunting Agents
Chapter 15 – Hunt Management
Managing your hunting operation
Hunt contracts and cancellation policies
Hunting indemnity
Hunting staff management
Hunting client management
Chapter 16 – Taxidermy
Management of skinning staff and skinning shed
Other trophy mementos
Trophy tagging and taxidermy register
Chapter 17 – Health
What a Professional Hunter should know to keep himself healthy
Assisting clients with health issues
Chapter 18 – Top Tips and Hints
“Steve, I recently purchased your ebook, I am a Professional Hunter from South Africa. I am also hunting the Zambezi Valley.
The reason for writing you is although I am an experienced hunter this ebook is the best resource I have come across, very informative and as the saying goes “you are not to old, or too clever to learn something new” this book contains valuable information and tips even to an experienced hunter. The “I know it all” guys can buy this book and find out that they do not know it all there is people, like you, that know more.
Thank you for an excellent resource, and I wish you the best with your safari hunting career, if you treat your clients like you have compiled this book they are surely in good hands and your mentors can but only be proud of you.”
Theo Verster – Professional Hunter, South Africa
“Possibly the most concise,comprehensive, and relevant book ever written on African Game Hunting.
Steve Robinson’s book will provide essential guidance to the newcomer, and will also be a useful remedial guide to the more experienced hunter that may be experiencing some problems.
His passionate and non-apologetic approach to African Game is relevant throughout the book, as he concentrates on the subject of hunting rather than it’s continual justification.
I think you will need two copies, one for the hunting truck and one for the bookshelf.”
Shaine Derrick – UK hunter
Examples of the full-colour images you’ll find in ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook
Learn how to become a successful Professional Hunter in Africa
. . . for just $39.99
This book is loaded with proven strategies, tips, and years of experience that you won’t find anywhere else!
You can access ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ for only $39.99 – about the same price you’d pay for a few beers.
I’m certain the information in this book will do a lot to increase your chances of becoming a Professional Hunter in Africa.
I think you’ll be inspired by this guide – and that when you begin using these strategies to start your PH career, you’ll find it’s the best $39.99 you’ve ever invested.
“Unique is a much used and an often inappropriately applied word, but it certainly describes this fascinating e-book by Steve Robinson .
Written in a light but authoritative style the author takes you through the trials and tribulations of becoming part of (and being successful in) the African Hunting Safari industry. Well illustrated with colour pictures and peppered with his experiences as an Englishman who came to Africa some thirty years ago and made a success of life as a Professional Hunter and Safari Operator, the book really is an invaluable asset to anyone thinking of a career as an African PH.
But in truth it is more than that, it is an up to date insight into the world of Professional Hunting in Africa and will be of as much interest to clients and African hunting buffs as to prospective Professionals.
The book is entertainingly structured featuring not only the authors work but contributions from others, either directly or through links to the extensive Shakari Connection website.
From Cites to cisterns, buffalo to bullet performance all aspects of life as a PH are covered. Steve does not pull his punches and quickly dispels romantic illusions that some might have of the industry.
If you ever wanted to know how to construct a top quality wilderness hunting camp, manage staff and clients and the thousand other things that are required of the modern African PH then this is the only readily available source.
Whilst there has been (and still is) much published from the Safari client perspective no previous work has addressed the ‘other side of the campfire’. I certainly wish it had been available when I started my recent path to PH status. Steve and Susan are to be congratulated on an original and innovative contribution to the industry.”
John Wilkes – PH Student – Australia
242 pages with 85 full-colour photographs
US$39.99
Ready To Order?
Just click the button below and you’ll be taken to a secure shopping cart to place your order, where after you’ll be advised how to download the book, without any delays or mailing costs.
Immediately after your purchase, you can download your ebook and start learning how to become a Professional Hunter in Africa within minutes.
Order Now and receive a complimentary copy of the eArticle ‘Ethical Lion Management In The 21st Century’ by Steve Robinson
Here’s how you’ll get your ‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ eBook:
After your transaction has been processed, you’ll be automatically transferred to a ‘Thank You’ page where you are requested to submit your name and email address.
An email will be sent to your Inbox immediately with a link and password to a secure page to download these eBooks instantly.
The eBook comes in a downloadable Adobe Acrobat PDF format and are readable by both PCs and Macs. You can start reading them in just minutes!
If your computer doesn’t have the Adobe Reader software, you can easily install it for free by just clicking the button below.
If you have a question prior to purchase of this eBook, please CONTACT US.
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    eBook by Steve Robinson
2nd Edition
‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ reveals every strategy and secret I’ve learned hunting in the African bush as a Professional Hunter.
Hi, I’m Professional Hunter, Steve Robinson.
There are many things you can do to become a PH in Africa that may make a tremendous difference to your success.
‘How To Become A Professional Hunter In Africa’ details everything I’ve learned from over 30 years experience.
I’ve written this book as a step-by-step information resource to help you succeed as a Professional Hunter and succeed in the African hunting safari business.
“An informative book by someone who has “been there and done that” which any prospective professional hunter would do well to read.
If you are thinking of a career in professional hunting, then this book would be a great place to start. Steve tells it like it is. A brutally frank discourse on a profession as rewarding as it is challenging.”
John Harris – Former President KZN Hunting and Conservation Association
“Wow, Steve. I have been hunting professionally for 14 years and I can honestly say I have learned a lot from ‘How to Become a Professional Hunter in Africa’.
Well done, it was well overdue in the industry and will not only put new Professional Hunters on the right track, but will also be used as a reference for those of us that has been hunting for some time. If there was a book like this when I started it would have made my first few years a lot easier, you say it the way it is! A book that will be referred to as the future Professional Hunter’s ‘bible’.”
Jason van Aarde – Professional Hunter in Tanzania, Mozambique & South Africa
I was very lucky indeed in that my first few years’ experience which counted as my, somewhat unusual, Professional Hunting apprenticeship was in a more relaxed generation.
By chance I met and become friends with the now late Vivian Good who kindly gave me that Professional Hunting apprenticeship. He was not only an excellent PH but also a good man who gave unstintingly of his advice, encouragement, hospitality and friendship.
I struck lucky again when I went along to undergo my first formal Professional Hunter training and examination with Ian Goss of the Goss Estates Professional Hunting Academy in Kwa Zulu Natal.
“It feels like I am doing my PH career all over again.
A lot of flashes back into my life, if you know what I mean. It reads easily, it’s clear and very understandable. I can even use some of it in my life right now. The only problem with this e-book is that I should have had it about ten years ago!!!
I can see that it will be the bible for first time and up coming Professional Hunters. Well done!!”
Wikus Groenewald – Professional Hunter – South Africa, Tanzania & Mozambique
“I have had the good fortune to have been on three African Safaris with Steve Robinson as my PH. On each occasion his camps, conduct, knowledge and expertise have been a revelation and, having read his eBook on how to become an African Professional Hunter, I can see why.
The scope and depth of knowledge required of an African PH is astounding and it’s something you don’t fully realise until you’ve read this book.
If I were a youngster and looking to become an African PH, this book would have to be essential reading, indeed, without it, the aspiring PH would need to spend a long time gathering the information contained therein by not only research but also by actual experience, and that sort of experience can take years to obtain.
Additionally, a client reading the book can get a most illuminating and useful insight into the business, gaining an appreciation of just what goes into organising an African Safari and the role of the PH. This will, undoubtedly, give the client a better understanding of what goes on, leading to a better, more enjoyable, safari.”
Peter Lang – Veteran African Hunting Client – UK
The information in this book has never been published anywhere else before. I’ve held nothing back. ‘How To Be A Professional Hunter In Africa’ is your complete, 242 page, step-by-step guide to success in the African hunting industry.
“Good, practical advice in this eBook on bushcraft, camp management, arms and ammunition, the ins and outs of running a safari business, and the law as related to hunting (and don’t forget here that trophy hunting usually involves legislation from more than one country, and African governments tend to regard change as being as good as improvement and are forever fiddling with their laws).
The material herein is well-presented, and from the standpoint of on-the-ground experience, Steve Robinson is more than qualified to write it – it worked for him!”
Ira Larivers – Editor ‘African Hunter Magazine’
What You’ll Learn in ‘How To Become a Professional Hunter In Africa’
Chapter 1 – How To Get Started
How to improve your background knowledge of hunting in Africa
Professional Hunter training in South Africa
Possible obstacles to becoming a trained PH in Africa
Advantages of a South African training course
Other ways to get started in the African hunting industry
Chapter 2 – The South African Professional Hunter Training Syllabus
Duration and costs of a South African Hunter training course
Pre-course compulsory reading
The complete South African hunter training course syllabus and modules
Chapter 3 – Advice on how to tackle the SA hunter training course
What to practice before the course
Practical advice on all course topics
Chapter 4 – ‘Back To School’
An article by Australian John Wilkes who attended PH school in South Africa
Chapter 5 – Getting your first Professional Hunting Licence
Ways to gain Professional Hunting experience in several African countries
Practical advice on ‘cover hunting’ and getting dangerous game hunting experience
Chapter 6 – Hunting Legalities
Legal aspects of hunting every Professional Hunter should know
CITES
Lacey Act
Hunt contracts with clients and outfitters
Chapter 7 – Getting Operational
Hunting job options
Working as an employee
Freelance hunting
Buying hunt time
Getting your own hunting area
Tips/Gratuities
Chapter 8 – Firearms and Ammunition
The right rifle for a Professional Hunter
Ammunition for the Professional Hunter
Chapter 9 – Hunting Kit
Practical advice on all hunting kit items
List for what to carry as a Professional Hunter
List of extra kit for leopard hunting
Chapter 10 – Building A Hunting Camp
Practical advice on all aspects of building a hunting camp from scratch in the wilderness
Chapter 11 – Fly Camps
How to set up a comfortable fly camp
All the supplies to carry
Chapter 12 – Developing A Hunting Area
How to open up a wilderness area for successful hunting
Area surveys and road building
Chapter 13 – Hunting Trucks
How to convert a vehicle into an ideal hunting truck
Tools and spares to carry
Chapter 14 – Marketing your Hunting Safaris
Hunting conventions
Magazine advertising
Websites
Hunting Forums
Hunting Agents
Chapter 15 – Hunt Management
Managing your hunting operation
Hunt contracts and cancellation policies
Hunting indemnity
Hunting staff management
Hunting client management
Chapter 16 – Taxidermy
Management of skinning staff and skinning shed
Other trophy mementos
Trophy tagging and taxidermy register
Chapter 17 – Health
What a Professional Hunter should know to keep himself healthy
Assisting clients with health issues
Chapter 18 – Top Tips and Hints
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