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An owner of a tanning and taxidermy workshop fears that the British bill banning the import of hunting trophies and could open the way for a spate of similar legislations.

"The prospect already has South African taxidermists pursuing new opportunities" RAYTON, South Africa—Workers in Pieter Swart’s tanning and taxidermy workshop

Workers in Pieter Swart's tanning and taxidermy workshop are busy skinning impala heads, bleaching buffalo bones and softening zebra skins.

Workers in Pieter Swarts tanning and taxidermy workshop are busy skinning impala heads, bleaching buffalo bones and softening zebra skins.

Workers in Pieter Swarts tanning and taxidermy workshop are busy skinning impala heads, bleaching buffalo bones and softening zebra skins.

The new UK law approved last March is sponsored by animal activists and bans the import of hunting trophies

South African taxidermists fear for the future of their trade as the UK approves law to ban the import of hunting trophies.

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Trophy hunting -- where hunters pay for the right to kill usually big game animals like elephants and lions -- has long been controversial.

Workers in Pieter Swart's tanning and taxidermy workshop are busy skinning impala heads, bleaching buffalo bones and softening zebra skins.