Minnesota local paper StarTribune regarding extradition:
http://www.startribune.com/u-s-now-...is-looking-for-twin-cities-dentist/320076361/
"Palmer had been listed in a record book compiled by Safari Club International, an organization for big-game hunters. The clubs record book listed 43 kills by Palmer, all by bow and arrow, including moose, buffalo, a polar bear and a mountain lion. The club said this week that it was suspending the memberships of Palmer and his Zimbabwe-based guide."
I sure hope he gets back to Zimbabwe.
Don't you have those bounty hunters in America? Sounds like the ideal job for one of them!
Threat taped to Palmer vacation home
http://www.grandforksherald.com/news/crime-and-courts/3808451-threat-taped-palmer-vacation-home
It says in that article that the Fish and Wildlife Service is investigating this to see if it was part of a conspiracy to violate US laws against illegal wildlife trading. Can anyone explain to me what that means?
Very interesting! Really appreciate the article!Thanks for all your posts and updates. I hope this man is extradited and is punished to the full extent of the law in Zimbabwe.
One bit of good news Cecil's brother has stepped in to protect his Cubs from another lion. It is amazing that animals have the instinct to do this they are wiser than we give them credit for.
"The cubs fathered by Cecil the lion are being protected by his brother amid fears they will be killed by a male rival, researchers said today.
The much-loved lion was killed by American dentist Walter Palmer earlier this month, sparking outrage around the world.
After his death, there were fears his cubs would be killed by the next lion in the hierarchy a male named Jericho so he could father his own offspring with the females in the pride.
But a team at Oxford University's Wildlife Conservation Unit, which had been studying Cecil before he was shot dead, said the lion's brother had stepped in to safeguard the young."
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...s-Oxford-University-expert.html#ixzz3hTzyYGYU
If Dr. Palmer is not careful, he might lose the "Dr." Part of his name!
If Dr. Palmer is not careful, he might lose the "Dr." Part of his name!
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2015/0...lion-wanted-to-kill-elephant-next-guide-says/
So his bloodlust wasn't quenched after killing Cecil! "Theo Bronkhorst told The Daily Telegraph Thursday that after killing the lion, known as Cecil, Palmer asked the guide if he could locate an elephant whose tusk weighed more than 63 pounds "which is a very large elephant.""