EP 85 Trophy Hunting: How the Landscape Has Changed Over the Last 10 Years
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Show Notes
In this solo episode of PH Journals, professional hunter and conservation advocate Dylan Love explores the evolution of trophy hunting over the past decade.
From shifting public perception and social media scrutiny to changes in airline regulations, conservation funding models, and client expectations—this episode uncovers the key factors that have reshaped the modern hunting industry in Africa.
🎯 Topics Covered:
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The impact of Cecil the Lion and media pressure
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Airline bans & import restrictions
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Community-based conservation efforts
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The rise of ethical and selective hunting
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COVID-19’s influence on the safari industry
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The role of technology and influencer hunters
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Where the trophy hunting industry is headed next
Whether you're a PH, outfitter, client, or conservationist, this episode dives into why trophy hunting today is more nuanced, intentional, and sustainability-focused than ever before.
👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments – how do YOU see trophy hunting evolving in the next 10 years?
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