The New Yorker explores the captive-breeding and exotic-hunting business in the U.S.A. The story profiles a Texas ranch, Diamond K, where almost extinct African species are being "harvested" and tamed as attraction for "trophy hunters." The report details "legal and ethical battles that rage over game ranches."
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