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Lead has long been used in hunting, particularly in ammunition, due to its affordability and ballistic performance. While it has served the hunting community well, science has shown that lead, once absorbed into the body, does not break down easily and can accumulate over time. This article is an effort to share factual information so that professionals can make informed, responsible decisions. In humans, lead is primarily absorbed through the digestive tract. This means that

Professional hunting in Namibia is more than just a job, it is a respected career that offers financial stability, a connection to nature, and an opportunity to contribute to conservation efforts. With Namibia's well-structured training system and growing tourism sector, becoming a hunting professional is an excellent option for individuals seeking a rewarding career in the outdoors. A Career Rooted in Culture and Nature Namibia has a long-standing tradition of living in harm

The hunting community stands at a crossroads. While we have long been stewards of conservation, internal divisions now threaten our future just as much as external attacks from anti-hunting activists. These groups are relentless, spreading misinformation, influencing policymakers, and pressuring businesses to cut ties with us. While they unite in their cause, we often allow internal disputes to weaken our position which is something they eagerly exploit. Why Ethical, Sustaina