I was just farting around on the internet as I usually do when I read about some rumors that India and Cambodia may be reopening for hunters. I know things can move pretty slow with some governments so I'd like to know if any progress on this has been made in the past few years.
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Ooh.... I wonder what will be offered in India. That would be a hunt I would have to seriously consider. 
From what I heard, the operation will mostly stick to Madhya Pradesh. The big reason that hunting is being considered is because chital deer, blackbuck, wild boar, etc. have had a huge population increase and are devastating crops and overgrazing habitat for the endangered barasingha deer.Ooh.... I wonder what will be offered in India. That would be a hunt I would have to seriously consider.
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I'm sure an infusion of $$ from foreign hunters could help the problems of them eating crops. Also there are sure to be some locals that would love to become guides. Win-win. Bruce
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Personally, I'd really like to have a go at the blackbuck and nilgai in Ganganagar (I have family there so I can just stay with them).
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Sambar...HMMMM I would love that. Although I did see some great Sambar in New Zealand.
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It would be nice to hunt in India and Cambodia.
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