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A quintessential adventurer reminiscent of a bygone era, Peter Capstick brings audiences face to face with the world's most exotic and deadly creatures. Gifted with storytelling acumen, Capstick was an intrepid explorer on a quest to meet the world's most ferocious game animals in order to recount his experiences in breathtaking detail. The African safari is an unforgettable experience: unique, ever-changing, challenging, romantic, dangerous and rewarding. After years of thinking about a safari, you might book one a year in advance, pack a month in advance, travel for three days, hunt for three weeks, and remember it for a lifetime. With the assistance of Gordon Cundill and professional hunters Jeff Ranm and Ronnie Blackbeard of Hunters Africa, Capstick takes Wilson on a Safari in three distinct ecological areas of Botswana: the Chobe River, The Okavango Delta, and the Kalahari Desert.
Cast
Peter Capstick, Gordon Cundill, Jeff Ranm, Ronnie Blackbeard
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