Pretorius began his career as an ivory hunter -- back in the 1890s
when one could make a living at it, and almost two decades before
the profession of "white hunter" was created. This book, first
published in 1948, tells the story of this famed African adventurer
in his own words.
Responsible for finding and sinking the German warship
Konigsberg during World War I, when Pretorius helped the South
African government clear a huge number of rogue elephants in the
Addo district, he cleaned them out so efficiently that it was
decided to create a reserve and let the remainder live out their
lives there; today that reserve is the Addo Elephant Park.
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