The MeatEater Podcast

Ep. 446: When an African Cape Buffalo Beats Your Butt

Jun 5, 2023

Randall Williams

Corinne Schneider

Experienced hunters and guides share thrilling stories from African hunts, encounters with wildlife, including a dangerous moment with an African Cape Buffalo, the significance of local trackers in Tanzania, the challenges of poaching, and the value of wildlife conservation in Africa and North America. The conversation delves into the pay-to-play hunting model, the role of professional hunters, and the impact of ethical hunting practices for conservation efforts.

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Becoming a Hunter: From Water Buffalo to Movie Productions

Experiences in African Hunting and Wildlife Encounters

08:13 • 28min

Rabbit Eating Appeal and School District Incident

Encounter with an African Cape Buffalo

43:12 • 16min

Shoulder Injury on a Hunting Trip

Hunting Sitatunga and Tracking Buffalo with Trackers

01:02:16 • 14min

Local Trackers in Tanzania and Trout Routes

01:16:29 • 8min

Poaching in Tanzania and North America

01:24:47 • 6min

Wildlife Management in the US vs. Other Countries

01:31:14 • 13min

Challenges and Ethical Considerations in Wildlife Management

01:44:32 • 15min

Value of Wildlife in Africa and Pay to Play Hunting Model

01:59:26 • 7min

Hunting, Conservation, and Professionalism in Africa and North America

02:06:25 • 25min

Hunting Adventures in Africa and Conservation Efforts

02:31:06 • 14min

Innovative truck organization system and Venison delivery service on Maui

02:44:40 • 2min