Dear Sir
I came across an article relating to what hunting contributes to the income of Namibia. I can assure that had I not been a hunter, I would have NEVER consider Namibia as a destination.

However, my family and friends of ours totalling eight people are spending a total of 18 days in Namibia, seven of which will be devoted to hunting.
As a member of an Australia wide hunting club, you can be assured that whatever impression this trip makes to us will be widely spread.
So the direct, but more so, the indirect economic benefits that hunting makes to the economy can not be measured, but are enormous I am sure.