Posing for a sickening photo, here is the Brit who arranges kills of young lions on South African safaris.
David Watt features in a book of the world’s most notorious trophy hunters in a vile industry that has led to more than 1.7 million animals being slaughtered for sport over a decade.
Watt, 72, of Doncaster, South Yorks, is seen next to a lioness killed by tourists on a trip with Nduna Safaris, where he works as international sales manager.
Experts say the animals, which are bred for hunting in enclosures, are no older than three or four years old.
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