Dickinson resident Beld talks about 10-day hunting safari in Africa
The 26-hour plane ride and seven-hour drive to the Eden Trophy Hunting camp was worth every second. Dickinson resident Amber Beld, along with seven other women from around the United States, traveled to Namibia, Africa, on April 29 to May 12. It.
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Dickinson resident Amber Beld sits next to the warthog she shot on her 10-day hunting trip at the Eden Trophy Hunting camp in Namibia, Africa.
The 26-hour plane ride and seven-hour drive to the Eden Trophy Hunting camp was worth every second.
Dickinson resident Amber Beld, along with seven other women from around the United States, traveled to Namibia, Africa, on April 29 to May 12.