By at trueactivist.com
Forensic experts believe they have found the remains of wildlife hunter Scott van Zyl.
While on a hunting safari last week, wildlife hunter Scott van Zyl disappeared on the bank of the Limpopo River in South Africa. He is now believed to have been eaten by crocodiles after human remains were found inside two animals.
The Telegraph reports that the professional hunter, who is known for killing elephants, lions, and other exotic animals, often organizes trips for foreign clients. He was last seen with a pack of dogs and a Zimbabwean tracker. Reportedly, Mr. van Zyl and the tracker left the truck and walked in different directions into the bush. Though the dogs and the Zimbabwean tracker returned, Mr. Van Zyl did not. In fact, his belongings remained in the vehicle.
For days, the area was scoured by rescue teams, helicopters, trackers, and divers. The last tracks of his show that he walked to the bank of the river; his backpack was found nearby. According to Sakkie Louwrens, a member of one of the search teams, it is most likely Mr. van Zyl was consumed by two Nile crocodiles.
The rescuer commented:
“We found what could possibly be human remains in them.”
The hunter’s website proudly proclaims that the SS Pro Safaris company “has conducted numerous safaris” throughout Southern Africa. These include “elephants in Botswana to the smallest blue duiker in KwaZulu Natal”. As The Independent notes, the list includes buffalo, rhino, lions, leopards and antelopes.
Forensic experts are presently conducting tests to determine whether or not the remains belong to the wildlife hunter. What are your thoughts? Please comment below and share this news!
Karma is a bitch… I’m glad he’s dead!
If he has guided people to the killing of elephants and big cats, he has received his karma. Excellent!!
Boo fucking hoo! I’m happy to hear that the animals now can live longer lives not needing to worry about this douchebag trying to kill them.
Thank goodness from the wild kingdom!
Although I am not a supporter of hunting animals, especially exotic animals for “fun”, my condolences to his family. To wish harm on this man and grief for his family is no better than his act against killing animals for the “sport” of it.
Divine Karma!
BBI this man deserved all he got!! You get what you are given and this man killed defenceless animals. And he became the defenceless one!! Il happy
Karma at its best! Sorry for the man’s family, but yayyyy for the animals!
why the hell did they kill the crocodiles. he wasn’t worth it
Please note hunting is NOT the same as poaching guys. Hunting generates a huge income that contributes to the conservation of wildlife. Please get your facts straight. https://africacheck.org/factsheets/factsheet-how-much-does-hunting-contribute-to-african-economies/
The real problem with these hunting guides is that a lot of them will lure the animals from a preserve or national park into the area where they are not protected. THAT is plain wrong. When so many elephants and lions are being wiped out, how is this conservation?
so glad so glad so glad… hoping his next life…would becoming a turkey for thanksgiving…
Eww. I don’t want to eat that guy in his next life.
Just not necessary to hunt anymore. Killing for sport is barbaric and cruel…there are so many other ways to raise money. Don’t feel sorry for Him what so ever. Perfect way for him to go.
While I can not rejoice at anyone’s demise . I can say that one’s actions or lack of will most certainly come back to you. This has been proven time and time again.
I do feel badly for his family. They know how much agony he suffered and how afraid he most likely was in his last moments. They will have to live with that knowledge. Compassion for those left behind is important to me. I never want to loose that part of my thought process. IF I ever do then I will be as ugly as this poacher.
The guy left his rifle in the car. What hunter does that?