Peter Flack

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Peter Flack
Peter Flack in 2006
Born	Peter Hamilton Flack (1948-03-12) 12 March 1948 (age 73) Cape Town, South Africa
Occupation	Hunter, writer, conservationist, retired game rancher
Nationality	South African
Alma mater	1967 – B.A. (UCT), 1971 – LL.B. (UCT), 1973 – D.C.L.S. (Cantab), 1983 – H. Dip. Tax (Wits) 1976 – admitted to the side bar in both South Africa, 1981 – admitted to the bar in New York
Genre	Hunting, author
Website
peterflack.co.za

Peter Hamilton Flack is a South African lawyer, businessman and hunter.

Biography[]

He studied and worked as a corporate lawyer in the United Kingdom, the United States and South Africa. In his mid thirties, he changed careers and became the CEO of the largest mining contracting company in Africa and, ten years later, accepted an offer to lead one of the world's largest gold mining groups. After retiring from mining, he and two partners formed what was to become the leading^{[citation needed]} turnaround company in Africa.

Throughout this time, Flack has been involved in wildlife and wildlife habitats. He has participated in the conversion of an eroded and bankrupt goat farm into a model working game ranch^{[citation needed]}.

He has produced thirteen books, seven films, hundreds of magazine articles and many hunting trips to some 15 African countries.

Personal[]

He has been married to Jane for over 40 years. They are the parents of Lisa Murison and Richard Flack.

Works[]

Books[]

• Hunting the African Buffalo (2017)
• Hunting the Spiral Horns - Bongo & Nyala, the Elite African Trophies (2016)
• Hunting the Spiral Horns – Sitatunga, the Sly, Shy, Secretive One (2015)
• Hunting the Spiral Horns – Bushbuck, the Little Big Buck (2014)
• Hunting the Spiral Horns – Eland, Everyman's Elephant (2013)
• Hunting the Spiral Horns – Kudu, the Top African Antelope (2012)
• The South African Conservation Success Story (2011)
• Safari Guide II (2010) (with Jacqueline Neufeld)
• Hunting Icons of Africa (2009)
• Great Hunters – Volume 4 (2005)
• African Hunter II (2004) (with Craig Boddington)
• Tales of a Trophy Hunter in Africa (2003)
• Heart of an African Hunter (1999)

DVDs[]

• The South African Conservation Success Story (2010)
• Flack Hunts Cameroon (2007)
• Flack Hunts South Africa (2006)
• Flack Hunts Namibia (2005)
• Flack Hunts Chad (2004)
• Flack Hunts Ethiopia (2004)
• Flack Hunts Tanzania (2001)

Articles[]

Alphabetical Order Peter Flack has written articles for a variety of printed and online hunting magazines.

• "B" is for Big Botswana Bulls
• Barbary Sheep Hunt In Chad
• Bongo – The African Hunting Icon
• Buffalo Blunders
• Caveat Congo – the Anatomy of a Hunting Disaster
• Conversations With My Son
• Cornwallis Harris's Cameleopard
• Crocodiles – Birds Or Lizards?
• First Buffalo
• First Lion
• G.F.H. in the C.A.R.
• Geoff Smith's 100 Pounder
• Hippopotamus – A Curious And Clever Beast
• How I Found My Hundred Pounder
• How to Hunt Hard when it's Hard to Hunt
• In Foortu's Footsteps – Hunting in the Umkomaas and Nhlamvini Valleys
• Hyenas – The Voice of Africa
• Last Hunt on Bankfontein
• Last Nile Buffalo In Dati
• Leopard Lunacy
• Natural History Museums And Hunting – Is There A Connection?
• Of Horses and Rifles
• Omo Valley Venture
• Problem Animal Control in Tunisia or Tackling the Barbary Wild Boar
• Rain Forest Elephant Hunting In Cameroon
• Ready to Hunt in Africa?
• Red Lechwe Ramblings
• Safari Marksmanship
• Second Bull Bandit
• Sesse Island Sitatunga
• Some Roan I Remember
• "The" African Rifle
• The Five Huntable Hartebeest on Licence in Africa Today
• The Geopolitical Giraffe
• The Legend Of Welverdiend
• The Livingstone’s Eland of Mocambique’s Niassa Reserve
• The Most Special Spiral Horn?
• The Taxonomy of African Game Animals
• The Unspeakable in Full Pursuit of the Uneatable
• Trackers – The Unsung Heroes
• What do Bongo and Art have in Common?
• Who Shot the Donkey?
• World Record Bongo – Africa's Top Trophy
• World Record Nyala versus South Africa's Conservation Revolution
• Zambia's Royal Sable
• Zebra - Pyjama Clad Horses?

Blog[]

• 25 February 2019 - Does Trophy Hunting Really Benefit Conservation and Local Communities?
• 25 February 2019 - Kruger Park Lion Debate: Animal rights activists are just plain wrong
• 25 February 2019 - Pinnock vs Vegter
• 25 February 2019 - Conservation on the Continent
• 18 June 2018 - Umbabat Private Nature Reserve – Media Statement
• 18 June 2018 - Kruger Lions: Who really cares about conservation?
• 18 June 2018 - Theodore Roosevelt – Killer or Conservationist?
• 18 June 2018 - Hunting Facts versus Animal Rights Fiction
• 9 May 2018 - Opposition to Fair Chase
• 3 May 2018 - Creativity Explained by David Priilaid
• 3 May 2018 - Custodians of Professional Hunting and Conservation
• 8 March 2018 - Hunting Statistics 2016
• 19 April 2017 - My last Newsletter and Blog Post
• 4 April 2017 - WWF – Its True Colours
• 4 April 2017 - Why Men Trophy Hunt by Messrs Darimont, Codding and Hawke
• 6 February 2017 - Opposition to the Fair Chase Guild
• 5 December 2016 - South African Hunting Statistics for 2015 – Some Observations
• 5 December 2016 - “Expelled” from WWF South Africa – continued
• 24 November 2016 - “Expelled” from WWF South Africa
• 2 March 2016 - Lies, Bloody Lies and Surveys – Game Numbers
• 2 March 2016 - Lies, Bloody Lies and Surveys – Colour Variants 3
• 2 December 2015 - Colour Variants and Canned Killing – The Namibian Policy
• 1 December 2015 - Speech: Colour Variants and Canned Killing
• 15 September 2015 - Public Relations and Hunting
• 13 August 2015 - From Barbara Crown, publisher of The Hunting Report
• 11 August 2015 - Amateur hunting bodies have failed their members
• 3 August 2015 - Some Erudite Alternative Views
• 27 July 2015 - PHASA President Calls for a Review of Lion Hunting
• 25 June 2015 - Submission to Panel of Experts into South Africa’s comprehensive integrated approach to reduce rhino poaching
• 3 June 2015 - High Game Prices = Major Conservation Reward
• 9 May 2015 - Intensive Breeders Sense of Humour Failures
• 4 May 2015 - Article in Rapport Sunday Newspaper – Death knell for hunting? Artificial breeding of game 'damages SA’s reputation as an eco-destination'
• 29 March 2015 - 'Shopping and Shooting versus Hunting'*
• 23 January 2015 - Game ranchers are the wrong target
• 12 January 2015 - Rhino in Crisis – Blueprint For Survival
• 8 September 2014 - Eulogy of Opportunities Missed
• 20 August 2014 - Pyramid Schemes and the Breeding and Manipulation of Colour Variants and other Unnatural Freaks
• 20 August 2014 - Canned Killings and other Unnatural Behaviour in the Game Ranching Industry
• 15 April 2014 - History of Hunting Article Published in Financial Mail
• 14 April 2014 - History of Hunting Article Published in Fairlady
• 24 February 2014 - Wildlife Matters 2
• 7 January 2014 - Shooting Or Hunting: What Is It To Be?
• 6 January 2014 - Canned Lion Killing Interview for SBS TV Australia
• 8 November 2013 - SA Hunters Speech
• 28 August 2013 - Hunting endangered animals
• 23 August 2013 - Game price stampede
• 9 July 2013 - The legalisation of rhino horn trading
• 28 May 2013 - The elephant in the room
• 15 April 2013 - Time to preserve game?
• 28 February 2013 - Why do I hunt?
• 15 February 2013 - Letter to hunters
• 1 November 2012 - Wildlife Matters
• 22 September 2012 - Package for you! Wonder what it can be?

Awards[]

The Musgrave Award - Hunter of the Year (2006)
The Bataleur Award (2015)
The Selous Award (2016)

Sources[]

• Book/DVD stockist: Peter Flack Productions – Africa
• Book/DVD stockist: Peter Flack Productions – Rest of the World

External links[]

• Peter Flack's – Official Website
• Peter Flack Productions Africa – Online Store
• Peter Flack Productions Rest of the World – Online Store