Morgan Potter

Morgan Potter, an Australian turned professional hunter in Tanzania, shares his vibrant journey in the hunting industry. He reveals the delectable flavors of African game, emphasizing how antelope surpasses North American meat. Potter and the hosts explore thrilling encounters with dangerous wildlife like puff adders and black mambas, alongside the artful skills of local trackers. They discuss the cultural significance of livestock as community wealth and the ongoing challenges of tsetse flies on the hunting experience, blending humor with deeply rooted ecological insights.

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.