I know there are many who are cheering this guy's death because of the type of work he did. Here are some things to consider before drawing a conclusions. In Africa nearly all hunting is strictly regulated and very expensive. Meat goes to the local people. Because of the high price of these safaries, animals taken have an actual monetary value put to them. Because of the monetary value, anti-poaching efforts are more aggressive and the consequence of getting caught is high. In some countries it's a capital offense.  I can understand someone's postion for being anti-hunting but in Africa, the hunting industry has created a means and reason to clamp down on poaching. The same can be said for the photo safaries as well and combined make the overall effort stronger. Money does help make the world go around. Like it or not.