How Hunting Saved the Bontebok

The Bontebok is one of the most extraordinary examples of species population recovery and habitat protection brought about by the efforts of hunters. At the brink of extinction in the early 1900s with approximately 120 individuals, the Bontebok population today has rebounded to around 8,000 animals. This fantastic recovery is a testament to the work of hunters and demonstrates the imperative to protect hunting around the world.  READ FURTHER