Podcast 156- Elephants, Poachers, Corruption. The Side of Africa Tourists Don’t See!

Join us as we sit down with South African Professional Hunter and Guide Tommy Steele to uncover the real stories behind African hunting, conservation, and what it’s like living as a farmer in today’s South Africa. From elephant overpopulation to poaching, corruption, and unforgettable safari experiences, you won’t see South Africa the same way again. In this episode of The Green Way Outdoors Podcast, Kyle, Jeff, Lecia, and Tommy Steele dive deep into the realities of hunting and conservation in South Africa. Tommy shares his journey from growing up on a farm to becoming one of the most respected hunting guides in the country, building Shibani into a destination that blends world-class hunts with family hospitality. We cover: * How American hunters perceive South Africa vs. the reality * The role of private game farms in saving wildlife populations * Elephant overpopulation in Kruger National Park and why conservation is failing * The truth about poaching, corruption, and survival in rural communities * Personal stories from hunts, community work, and family life in Africa If you’ve ever dreamed of going on safari or wondered what it’s really like to live as a farmer in South Africa—this conversation is eye-opening, inspiring, and unforgettable. Watch our HISTORY Channel show on: - HISTORY Follow us on: - Facebook - Instagram - Twitter - Youtube - Our Website