corruption any way? there is no guarantee the huge license fees paid by palmer the dentist from minnesota that the money even winds up where it is meant to go. there are many questions about that. even if some of the money goes where it is supposed to go is it meaningful amounts? studies have shown with lavish hunts, 3 to 5% of the income from the hunt ends up for local people on the ground where the hunt happens and there are better ways to earn this money. revenue from nature tourism, where the animal is not killed brings in three to 15 times what is brought in from these trophy hunts in africa. it has been banned in some countries in africa still legal in others. what will it take for something like this to be essentially outlawed everywhere? think i first of all, this the outcry shows what people believe. the more these issues are looked at and the more people talk about what is going on it is hopefully going to be something of the past. one of the problems with the