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Old 5th Apr 2010, 05:15   #1 (permalink)
BTH
 
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: N.S.W
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Flying in Africa with Wildlife
Hello all

I have and always have had a passion for wildlife, especially African wildlife. Can anyone please offer any advice, contacts or hints on how to get my foot in the elusive door in flying any type of work involved in tracking, capturing, counting, darting wildlife etc etc in any parts of Africa ?? (I have over 2500 hrs - all low level remote bush flying and over 2000 hrs turbine).

Thanks in advance and really look forward to hearing from you.

Please feel free to PM me is possible.

Cheers

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