Hunting and Eating Zebra!! Inside a South African Game Reserve!!

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1.BHEJANE GAME RESERVE
ADDRESS: Groot River Valley, Fullarton, Willowmore PK1, Fullarton, 6446
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🇿🇦SAUSAGE SKILLET: Slice the smoked pork sausage. Chop peppers and onions, then chop pork belly into pieces. Add into a skillet and cook for roughly 10 minutes.
🇿🇦ZEBRA BURGER: Mince meat. Roll the zebra meat into balls and flatten into patties
Place on the skillet until cooked. Take a local burger bun and slice it in half, then spread butter on sides. Add tomatoes, pickles, zebra patty and top with a slice of yellow cheese, then Six Gun seasoning and seal it with a quill.
🇿🇦GRILLED ZEBRA SIRLOIN: Brine the sirloin overnight in salt water. Place on the grill for about 15 minutes. Serve with tequila sauce.
🇿🇦ZEBRA ORGAN STEW: Chop the zebra liver, heart and kidney. In a Potjiekos pot, add the organs and water and let them boil for about 3 hours.
🇿🇦SMOKED ZEBRA LEG: Marinate leg in red wine overnight. Place in the smoker for about 5 hours. Allow the zebra leg to smoke low and slow until ready.
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Ok 👍👍👍

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[@donwald3436]

0:51 Don't worry males aren't worth living, only females have value, or maybe males who provide for females.

[@taide1]

It's wild how this channel is unironically more well made than 95% of the food series you see on TV, and you can see it all when you feel like right here on youtube

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I haven't enjoyed a food show this much since No Reservations

[@brianlawl]

I mean food shows on TV stopped being good in like 2012 when they swapped to competition only tv.

[@filipdahlberg4420]

@@brianlawlwere they ever good really? ;p

[@ebaygaming2087]

Dead ass. It feels wrong not paying for it.

[@ValdiviaCesarBro]

That’s facts. Much better then anything on TV

[@theabombination1]

As a hunter I really respect and appreciate your honesty to share that your first shot wasn't the most ideal placement. This is reality and not every shot is perfect. Love your content and really appreciate all your hard work

[@Upgraydez]

I appreciate the honesty too. Unfortunately, PHs are used to dealing with ppl who can't shoot, and he did pretty good for his experience level. In that heat I wouldn't be able to lift the rifle lol.

[@sydneyconcerts902]

@@Upgraydez you a little bitch if you cant even hold a gun XD you never touched one in your life i bet

[@Upgraydez]

@@sydneyconcerts902 Ha, quite the opposite. What, u can't recognize sarcasm about the heat? Well, ur grammar shows ur education level, so I won't insult a child or I might get cancelled

[@dibyajyotipradhan1821]

Don't hunt animals please 🙏🙏🙏

[@theabombination1]

⁠@@dibyajyotipradhan1821 I’ll take an extra one, just for you 🙏

[@DoyleTheReaper]

At the end of the day. Nothing wasted. Suffering was ended. Life was respected. Food was enjoyed. Solid vid Sonny

[@rym7174]

Ok I cant be the only one thinking this. Does this channel ever take a break. It seems like every day Sonny is somehow in another country, the videos are instantly uploaded lol like I cant fathom how they are always posting content

[@SN23031978]

Its coz Sonney has a very professional team to do rest of the work while he samples food.

[@cody3335]

@@SN23031978 You’re trivializing his role a bit there bud.

[@elcubanito2442]

@@cody3335 Well he does have a team of about 10 people working on the channel's content.

[@EthricTheMad]

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[@darkblader06]

When you pay for your food trips out of pocket, can you really take a break ?

[@Ifalanga]

Sonny has grown so organically with this channel. The entire team has created such unique content. I love how it is no longer just about the food but incorporating Culture, tourism and a bit of Sonny’s wicked sense of humour . Well done guys. great content .

[@user-gz1wn3pe3s]

who said he used boots ...its eithe organic or its bots

[@mrfordman9999]

I absolutely love seeing the honesty and truth behind hunting. The fact that he didn't edit L or cut out the fact that he hit the leg and that he put himself in the honest human category. Amazing stuff!

[@brockbrawn1524]

AGREED

[@seurynck]

That’s not hunting. The zebra is fenced in.

[@brockbrawn1524]

@seurynck You really have no room to talk if you eat meat. Where they live in terrible conditions and cages WAY smaller than 4 miles! Or if you eat only veggies. The amount of animals that are displaced and killed to grow those veggies in a field. SO STFU.

[@Ryan-wx8of]

@@seurynck It's just a more cruel version of slaughter.

[@JohnDoe-sw1rs]

This isn’t hunting, it’s target practice. There’s no honour in paying a poor African guy to track, chase and direct a zebra to you so you can squeeze a trigger and drive back home. Stay in Europe so you can “hunt”.

[@canadianmale7610]

Sonny, your ability to describe your experiences and honesty is why this channel is unstoppable. Congrats on connecting people the world over.

[@mellodyz9345]

Hands down best food review show/cultural show EVER made...sonny you are a national treasure

[@littledoseTM]

Again impressive how well Sonny handles a very controversial theme and brings it down to whats it all about here...food!

[@presidentemaiq8652]

Not really controversial when it's legal... everybody hunts.

[@420ramborip]

@@presidentemaiq8652 im just glad the mans not a sissy. killing animals is human nature

[@CT-kv3bx]

Controversial,? How does your Big Mac taste?

[@mccoymrm]

Amen

[@jamesbeckett7995]

What a well made show that hunts Zebras and has to shoot them twice on live tv to get a meal...he lets us know just how great your country is...My God what happened to you people

[@paullee3952]

From just a food eating show, this has much improved into a legendary food culture network. I’m glad this still available for free in KZbin.

[@siphesihlelanga5783]

They call their white friends all the way from America to destabilise our ecosystem. EFF is coming

[@galloglas6907]

Like all his other videos what you see is what you get. He said in the intro he was going to shoot a Zebra you had the choice to watch or not. Sonny is always honest about what he does on camera and what he sees and experiences this is what makes his channel exceptional, probably the best, travel, culture and cooking exposure on the internet.

[@oushachanderjith6571]

Amazing you can see the appreciation he has for the life of this animal the respect for laying its life down. That's why I love this show

[@tasnimazadabir1250]

I understand the logic behind this game hunting but even after that watching you shoot the zebra, it felt sad. However, it is what it is & you always show everything raw & honestly. Thank you for that.

[@ivotenotocensorship5247]

I felt the same way. It's sad we hen it's leg was broken and even more sad that it died that way. Butthays life and as humans we can be understanding and sad at the same time.

[@jaimestewart8295]

Yeah I wasn't much into watching him kill it either.

[@luphoxcastl]

There will always be a level of sadness in death, in the eyes of a human. We sympathize and see ourselves a little bit in each animal. However, it is an inevitability. Life will come and go. No exceptions. Some will need to eat, and some will need to perish. Keeping it humane and respectful is what sets us apart from any other species that consumes meat out there.

[@BIGREDTECH]

Taking an animal from birds to deer and bear is hard.. but if I’m not the one taking it’s life for food. Mother Nature will. Hunting is the most organic way to get meat. Death is hard but my family and friends get to enjoy the hard work into harvesting that animal. Way harder then buying meat at a market that’s for sure.

[@Relhio]

Life is cruel, unfortunately, for a being to survive it must consume another. If we want to live, we have to play the game; but at least a lot of people are spared of having to kill another creature and have to deal with other shit, like taxes :D.

[@MrEltonArendse]

It is not until Sonny travels to your country that you realize how deep his team digs to get an authentic experience. This is is not common knowledge nor is it common "content". Salute Sonny aka "Sunnyside" (a neighborhood in Pretoria)

[@pacochawa2746]

je kan de greote uit brabant krijgen kamarad.

[@JP-dt4we]

@@pacochawa2746 is that Dutch? Or is your Afrikaans just weird

[@mizzop]

Sonnyside🤣🤣

[@jamesbeckett7995]

You are as heartless as the Sonny...a defenseless zebra...Sonny is cruel hiding behind KZbin numbers

[@JP-dt4we]

@@jamesbeckett7995 you need to use that logic for other animals too then

[@TragicDolphin]

i hope you guys never stop doing this. i have learned so much about the world and cultures around. it never fails to entertain and make me smile

[@jacobishii6121]

Truth is these hunts have saved these animals......locals get the meat still but also get the hunt money,the locals work to end poaching because of the value of the hunting fees and harvest is managed. It's a win all around especially for the animals

[@korakdatta]

Brilliant handling of a series so far in a country with a complex history. The unwavering focus on the food, and yet a willingness to indulge and know more of the stories that makes a community and country what it is. I had loved the Indonesia series, the Sri Lanka series, and I have to admit, the SA series haa been brilliant too.

[@sal3347]

I love that you always seem to humanize the animals, culture, and foods. I know that sounds silly but it is true. Your team makes tasteful content. Oops, there is a pun there.

[@thebuggywuggy2051]

*accidently makes a pun*

[@VaeVictus17]

He humanizes everything and hes quite the humanitarian considering he sheds light on a lot of cultural differences as well as humanizing the food we eat. hes not afraid to show us where food comes from.

[@scarletfairhaven-warbucks5177]

Humanize is a great adjective for this content. It’s my fave

[@daviddaws3521]

He really humanized that zebra, 🤡

[@maaaaaaaaaarbe]

How is making an animal suffer needlessly in pain for sport "humanising them" - its the exact opposite.

[@richieb2912]

I love this show. This is one of the best presentations of private hunting lands and what they are doing for conservation and from a food review show. Excellent job. All you have to do is present the facts. People appreciate that. Loved the Egypt series. Great job.

[@chiyenyumba7135]

How did it all become europeans private property ?????

[@spookyspooks33]

nature is absolutely beautiful. i can’t believe animals can have such beautiful patterns in their fur or on their skin like this

[@MB7908.]

This channel is the best KZbin has to offer. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, everyone!

[@acapulcogoldpablo8096]

Holy crap I forgot it's Christmas lol (I don't celebrate it) I was wondering why the streets were empty this morning.

[@sjflow4313]

This channel has grown to be one of the best food experiences on KZbin. Hats off to Sonny and the team behind his success!

[@hannijobs]

True. From Street Foods to this amazing content

[@Mr.Jack09.]

This channel and Mark wiens are my favourite food channel on KZbin

[@flank84]

This episode is amazing! Gritty, funny, entertaining, and real!

[@nathanbritz6278]

I have lived in South Africa my whole life. Grew up in Cape Town. Live in Johannesburg now. I am so happy that South African cultural diversity is being represented. I love what you are doing Sonny.

[@Bqllxxz931]

I hope this is ironic, since you know the biodiversity will be ruined if the government lets people like this hunt zebras.

[@rsa420]

This is klomp kak please jog on

[@imastaycool]

Those guys are colonisers... I saw no diversity.

[@samutykuntathebantu8402]

@@imastaycool xenophobes you maggots fail to chase them away now your chasing other Africans people

[@pferreira8069]

@@imastaycool you are so ignorant its scary.

[@Momo46051]

Loved this video!!! I kinda felt sad when the zebra died but thank you sonny for being respectful to the animal

[@nadinehoogenboezem4798]

Same, same. Hunting needs to be respectful

[@RMCatchNFish]

Same Same, but it’s the cycle of life.

[@bugsygoo]

I feel more pity for an intensely farmed pig than a hunted zebra.

[@user-ey4ut9uc8w]

@@bugsygoo true, and the ironic thing is that ignorant people chomping down on factory farmed nuggets are some of the first to chastise hunting.

[@AngryAlfonse]

@@user-ey4ut9uc8w this is something that always annoys me. If I have to choose between eating A) a hunted deer that was given a quick death and saved from getting eaten alive by coyotes in a year or two, or B) a pig that is overfed to the point that it lives in constant pain, and is kept in a constrictive pen where it can't even roam for the few short years before it is unceremoniously slaughtered Yeah I'd rather eat A any day man. At least here in the Midwestern US I sometimes have the choice to get free range meat where the animals are treated far more humanely, but it's not always affordable or available, and people in more urban areas exclusively have access to factory farmed meat.

[@Youareglassheart]

There were animals being killed for food in almost every one of his videos, they were being shot and knifed of any kind but all of sudden people getting butt hurt of him shooting the Zebra.

[@Burbine_]

Merry christmas everyone!

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Merry Christmas 🌟

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Merry Christmas

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Merry Christmas brother

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Merry Christmas2 u 2🎄

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Merry Christmas

[@vanzeilan]

Sonny took this show to a whole new level with the hunt. Sustainability was redefined deliciously

[@markusmuller6173]

A good differentiated point of view. And also a very nice idea of a "better meat production". Just one big criticism on my part: why are people who can't shoot allowed to make animals suffer? Anyway: thanks for showing the true nature of this business!

[@nursenic03]

@@markusmuller6173most hunters will tell you they’ve shouldered some type of game before. The important thing was they made an effort to end its suffering and didn’t allow a crippled animal to continue living in pain.

[@markusmuller6173]

@@nursenic03 For the "sake" of the animals, it could and should be better regulated ! Let those "fishermen" catch the biggest fish of all times... Let them pay 10.000 US $ for a buffalo's head in their living room ... Let them tell any boast story they want to tell to their friends at home ... But professional hunters under governmental supervision have to perform the killing, at least in my opinion.

[@wah_jai1796]

You really believe the bullshit they fed you?

[@acapulcogoldpablo8096]

@@markusmuller6173 because THEY are PAYING for the HUNT. Meaning the kill. I sure as hell would be pissed off if I paid money just to have someone else take my kill lol that's just dumb and makes no sense. Also, I'm sure MOST ppl who go have experience in hunting.

[@sicknado]

Now I'm realizing why people used to pray and look at their kill/meal as a blessing/sacrifice. The food industry has certainly taken a lot away from us..

[@Edward-rc5cr]

I think was a good hunt for you. Not everyone can make the perfect shot every time, even as an expectorated hunter. The fact that you followed instruction to make a follow up shot to end the animal, commendable. The sole purpose of hunting is to obtain meat and to limit the animals suffering. I think for your first safari hunt, you did well. Good job.

[@michaelj8637]

Another great video!! Thank you for taking the time to explain all aspects of the hunt. So many people look down on it because they don't understand how it works. This hunt is definitely on my bucket list...

[@ibrahimmujeli]

I have learned more from the best ever food review show than I have learned from National Geographic Channel

[@jasonc3589]

Times have definitely changed! In my day Nat Geo, Discovery, Travel, History channel etc... Used to have quality educational content. It's a disgrace that they no longer do so!

[@pakalstabai]

Absolutely. :)

[@ibrahimmujeli]

@@jasonc3589 now it’s just a bunch of lions eating a buffalo

[@fayaazalibhai4665]

Good for you

[@ahmed__fotouh]

3mna 😎❤️

[@thatshittysnarefromSTanger]

I'd really like to say, that the more you hunt the easier it is to stay calm. But really, you never lose that feeling. I still get it 15 deer seasons in when I see a deer that's worth taking.

[@bigboot762]

Woah, didn't know Sonny is also a good hunter! Smoked that zebra for sure 😳

[@sharlienp1913]

5 min to new years and I'm watching food reviews. Thanks Sonny for coming through to SA and showing our diverse people, cultures, foods and everything that makes SA the country I call home.

[@dABiGfATLol]

i love that sonny shows some humanity and emotional processing of hunting. most of us are definitely too sheltered from that whole process nowadays.

[@rajgill7576]

I respect your hesitation and effort to line up the correct shot. Well done, Sonny

[@davidwerley1864]

As always amazing content great work by the whole team! always outstanding content of culture, food and entertainment ...

[@hollylaprade2903]

Sonny you truly are amazing. You show so many amazing things. You deserve all the awards and so much more attention than you get. I appreciate everything you do. Thanks for being awesome

[@adampoll4977]

A pretty challenging episode handled with honesty, respect, and humility. Well done as usual.

[@shadow_td]

I think the in depth explanation, having people doing it explain it. And just them listening and following there directions is a big. Plus

[@Defender78]

9:58 When the fella says off camera, "hes on his back and kicking his feet" after the second shot puts the zebra down, we don't see a video of the zeeb quivering in its death throes, which is a tasteful and dignified move by the makers of this channel, kudos and good work

[@devinvm1506]

What a blessing to have watched this video. Love From Cape Town South Africa

[@sandrageorge4429]

Got to love how Sonny’s buddy is wearing his Vortex binoculars at the dinner table , just in case a lion or something runs by , and he has to identify it !

[@clericbeastie]

I love how you went through the ethics of the industry. It’s like the gentleman said: conservation through utilization. Having people pay so much for a hunt incentivizes game reserve owners to keep a large, healthy stock of these animals, ultimately preserving the species. It’s a very interesting balance! Great video as always.

[@KazimaliMawji]

But they are buying more animals from the government parks. So isn't that reducing the population of the animals in those parks?

[@solandri69]

@@KazimaliMawji Animals are a renewable resource. The population of a particular species grows until their environment isn't able to support any more (not enough land or food, too much predation). It's called a carrying capacity. So as long as you don't remove too many animals at once or enough to upset the ecological balance, the population will once again hit that same max (carrying capacity). Another way to think of it is that when you remove one animal from the government park, that frees up enough ecological resources (land, food) for an extra animal to grow to replace it. And the population in the government park will stabilize again at whatever level it would have been if you hadn't removed the animal in the first place. As long as you don't remove too many animals at once (drive the population so low that it can't replenish itself quickly enough to counter your removal rate), the process is sustainable without impacting the population or the ecological balance. It's how fisheries are managed (though fish reproduce a lot more quickly).

[@katleholehlokoane9663]

@@solandri69 All I see are excuses for hunting wildlife. I'm South African and you can rest assured that meat isn't reaching any "poor locals". Why hunt Zebra or Giraffes? Why not hunt Springbok (antelope) which are in abundance and actually taste good?

[@nadinehoogenboezem4798]

@@katleholehlokoane9663 that Zebra would have been kicked out of it's herd and beaten mercilessly by the alpha stallion in the end if it was a older stallion, besides as it gets older it starts struggling with things like moving and eating and would have been a slow and painful death

[@katleholehlokoane9663]

@@nadinehoogenboezem4798 Imagine being like: Oh this human being has terminal cancer, let's kill them off anyway they won't make it. What devine right do we have as humans to execute animals for leisure? Doesn't matter the reason

[@vikrantrathaur_]

Man Sonny Hunting wild game and showing different ways the meat was cooked and how it tasted.. I think he's the first "food vloger" to do this.. respect 🙌🙌

[@deanjericevic8912]

What a super-production, land camera, drone, the crafted post editing & your charismatic presentation Sonny. Credits must go to you & your video team. Even the woke couldn't complain of the sustainability aspect you have threaded through this adventure in food review.

[@yoimstewy]

Can't believe I can watch this for free such a great show

[@MichaelMohrshipofools]

Dinner is served . Love these guys and there operation. Food reviews supporting this is amazing. Thanks for sharing .

[@Lord_OTD]

Thank you Sonny, for showcasing South Africa 🇿🇦.

[@jamesbeckett7995]

Horrible...He had to kill a Zebra do showcase your country...so deserving...

[@lonestar1775]

Good job Sonny. I'm a hunter, and I know that gut wrenching feeling when the first shot isn't the best. 250 yards isn't easy. Getting that 2nd shot in ends the suffering and just makes you feel slightly better. Good job bud.

[@fill1234556]

I think the fact that the hunter didn’t want to use the drone as soon as things got a bit difficult. It shows that they respect these animals and want to give them a fair fight. From a fellow south african much respect

[@Hanitcal69]

I love sunny for trying these things and discussing the ethics with people instead of condemning them outright

[@ruanbcryptococaine9029]

Welcome to south Africa 🇿🇦 Sony! Hope you enjoy it truly. And have a different good point of view us 🙌✌️

[@jamesbeckett7995]

What a horrible show...killing zebras...and include that dump of a country you live in...Enslavers...The most racist country on this planet

[@kewl5623]

Thank you for all this year's worth of culinary experience that you have shared.

[@alfcollins2321]

In northern Australia often we eat calf nuts. Delicious. BUT, always cooked, split them and grill over an open fire. Little bit of char is ok. The zebra may have been a bit too mature? If the boere stalled, interesting, usually they’re pretty tough guys. Gotta cook them first. Open fire ‘braai’ is perfect. Good luck.

[@joshuaroe3021]

Amazing episode. Glad you are moving forward and continuing to push the limits. You rock!

[@nathantatro1936]

Thank you Sonny. For appreciating the animal that you took. It is something that 99% of hunter's do. enjoy.

[@gazafyah]

I've been here since 70k+ subscribers, and I must say I am very proud of your immense achievements Sonny keep the great work going👍🏼

[@magatdula]

Sonny constantly making the crew laugh is just amazing, really shows how funny and wholesome of a guy Sonny is haha!

[@jamesbeckett7995]

What a well made show that hunts Zebras and has to shoot them twice on live tv to get a meal

[@erichvondonitz5325]

@@jamesbeckett7995 true, this channel has some amazing production quality about food

[@Alepap.]

@@jamesbeckett7995 Should have used a tactical nuke to kill them all instantly

[@mattgouws3580]

I'm glad the hunting was ethical, I'm not for hunting zebra ideally but these owners seem pretty solid and respectful. I would have been triggered if you shot off a bakkie 🤣

[@wenshu888]

This channel just gets better and better.

[@AirForceKrissy]

I don’t know y’all, killing a zebra to eat seems so wrong in my soul😢 They’re so beautiful and peaceful but it was nice seeing something very different. Definitely didn’t expect this one so I can appreciate it for that for sure. Always coming with some genuine content 🫡

[@dotanon]

It's a natural reaction, but they're raised in a game farm, and in any farm you have to cull the herd anyway. So if tourists weren't shooting them, the farm's resident hunter would be doing it in any case. We get to make sure we have plenty of our natural fauna, foreigners can experience a hunt, and the meat doesn't go to waste. It's symbiotic.

[@sylvanahall5193]

its disgraceful it hurts to see

[@G.DD3SS]

Nature doesn't discriminate based on beauty or looks. Lions and other predators certainly do not. Human beings are also predators and are also part of this world's ecosystem and the cycle of life.

[@WolfinWolvesClothing713]

@Sylvana Hall try watching a group of hyenas eat that zebras guts while he's still alive. The 30 second death is a blessing.

[@jim8462]

Shut up ! you guys buy meat in the shop but can’t handle where meat comes from. Bunch of snow flakes

[@Mark-kf3dk]

I love the salesmanship of the hunting guides. Great shot!

[@johanswart8116]

He did not get away wounded. Its a good shot.

[@abizaralgifary9698]

impressive as always !!!!sonny and team description about the meat always the best

[@durkadirka]

I’ve been away from South Africa for 24 years and watching these videos brings back such great memories of my upbringing. I do miss a lot of it. So good to see you made it to this beautiful country. Be safe!

[@abongiledlova477]

When the ANC falls soon, you should consider returning home. This is the place to be.

[@ohlangeni]

@@abongiledlova477 The EFF will take power from the ANC.

[@abongiledlova477]

@@ohlangeni Lol only in your own imagination.

[@ohlangeni]

@@abongiledlova477 Whatever. The Broederbond Puppet Ramaphosa is in power now and is doing a great job in preserving Apartheid Economy as the NP / DA would have done. But naked Apartheid is not coming back. One day we shall be free

[@movementmathebula828]

@@ohlangeni 😂🤣

[@Mexishark909]

I am proud of how Mature everyone is!!! No-one is crying about hunting animals! Merry Christmas

[@Andrew-jm4tp]

Looks delicious. Thanks for being honest about hunting and conservation.

[@EATWITHLUIS]

Love the respect you paid to the zebra ! Like always sonny great seeing you brother !

[@alisolkanu4763]

Respect? 😂😂😂

[@Gamer-C]

Merry Christmas everybody, hope you and your families have a great day today!

[@mars1072]

Thanks you very much. And a Merry Christmas to you and your family as well!! 😁

[@Gamer-C]

@@mars1072 thank you!

[@DianaEmilia911]

You too!!!❤

[@lonelyalaskan7208]

This is not just a food review channel ....This is a cultural documentary that makes me appreciate our planet and I will support this channel till I'm an old woman. 🥰🥰🥰

[@5280streetdogs]

Quite the racket, game ranchers that sell meat commercially and charge hunters 10 grand to kill it because they were going to kill it anyway so they could process it for sale.

[@everythingsalbright193]

Right! american capitalism needs to take note.

[@180FiftyFive]

This is so cool. It's educational and gives a new perspective on things. Your show is outstanding Sonny. Huge props to your whole team

[@Goku17yen]

Like how it’s not just about food but about the culture as well, as it goes hand in hand! Looks so fun

[@giuliettawebber6772]

Fun??? Killing zebras??? S African heritage with lions, elephants etc.are u crazy?

[@erichvondonitz5325]

@@giuliettawebber6772 what's so wrong about killing a zebra for food?

[@waynewick5005]

@@giuliettawebber6772 it’s for food that’s a big difference between sonny and the ignorant tourist who hunt them for fun or trophy

[@ColdThresher]

I'm going to be honest. I'm glad Travel Channel didn't pick you up Sonny. It has been an absolute pleasure to watch you grow on KZbin. And tbf, being able to do the show the way YOU see fit is infinitely better than anything Travel Channel would likely try to have you do. Thanks for all these adventures and Happy holidays!!

[@aidenkamtunga4699]

Thanks for being open minded and honest Sonny. !

[@sandilejunhosibbz4696]

Every time I watch a new video I wanna subscribe again!! Phenomenal work.

[@jaisanjugmohan2664]

Another great video, ngiyabonga Sonny and your team! Seems like you had quite the adventure in South Africa. What an honor to have some of our food culture on showcase to the world. You are welcome back anytime brother. Ahhh PEACE! ✌

[@khwezykhwezy6926]

Can I ask it's same person who taste MacDonald SA but another channel

[@jaisanjugmohan2664]

@@khwezykhwezy6926 yes you're right and I didn't know that he tasted our MacDonald's. I actually thought about that the other day because we have some lekker Mzansi flavours. Eish this guy 👊

[@jamesbeckett7995]

Are you kidding? The guy is hunting Zebra....really? You are a sell out Jaisan...to your own people for the usual $$$$$$

[@mylesbishop1240]

Calling sonny a ngiya 🤣

[@jaisanjugmohan2664]

@@mylesbishop1240 ngyiyabonga means thank you in our native Zulu language. Ahhh Peace ✌

[@emmat2276]

Merry Christmas Sonny and crew! Thanks for the wonderful worldly experiences you've given us and education of the many cultures that exist some of us have never heard of. I truly hope you have many more journeys to share with us and don't let others negativity get you down when they don't agree with some of the things you do as an educator. As you've shown in great detail the world is a bigger place than our modern backyards here in the cities and the path to knowledge is long and difficult, but the reward is the preservation of history, food, religion and culture so that nothing will be forgotten again. By hardening our hearts to another's way of life we are rejecting and judging others when we have no right to judge, we are not without our own flaws and different lifestyles as individuals. May you have a blessed New Year

[@sydneymasalethulini4084]

I love this show ,from the time l saw you in Zimbabwe ,l follow you allover the world now ,l love the fact that you learn a lot on this show .

[@Puppy_Puppington]

Wonton don and Sunny are the best when it comes to entertainment and education, travel culture shows

[@DarthwRath]

I really don't see any problems with this. The money goes back into the wild life preservation, the killed animal is all used and the important balancing act is the main thing. Hunting is natural and when it's done this well, you have to be just ignorant to still protest it. They aren't killing endangered species for fun. Thanks again Sonny and team. This channel is beyond food. Top shelf quality documentation on every episode from all over the world for free! Thank you.

[@usgalsen]

Damn, you are murdering our zebras...

[@soulasssassin]

Wait wait wait wait wait........ did we just intro with a song from The Witcher 3 soundtrack here? Legend

[@jasonnester9514]

Love this show no crap o garbage just pure real

[@Afrikadan]

Food vlogger of the year, you are my idol Sony

[@TristanBapst]

@@bernhardschwarz6792lol he made a bad shot. At least he was honest. It’s death in the wild would have been 1,000,000 times worse

[@willydiesel2081]

@Bernhard Schwarz did they not eat the food? Did you miss the episode where they donated a $10,000 animal to a village. You liberals will never be happy That's why you're the downfall of many civilizations

[@danielugbudia6829]

This has to be one of the best channels on KZbin. Let’s get this channel to +10M before the end of the year. Merry Christmas 🌲🌲🌲 everyone

[@hastingslewis293]

This show has always lived up to its name

[@milanparis1933]

You said Thank you Zebra for your life! You took the Zebras life! That Zebra didn't want to die!

[@galgamekthegreatlord4823]

It's great seeing people talk about South Africa!

[@JustMe-vi1xk]

This type of Video is the main reason why I watch youtube. Something that feeds the mind. Greatjob Sonny.

[@bidenhasdementia6804]

I don’t agree with trophy game hunting at all but I absolutely respect the way you went about this and we’re totally honest during the process

[@JmC19255]

Kudos for another eye opener episode!

[@grapicusdrinktus]

It takes a lot of guts to show everyone the good side of hunting in our current world setting. Thank you for taking the plunge and showing the good that hunters do for the ecology of an area.

[@rea9305]

This isn’t the good side

[@yourapunk2165]

@@rea9305 yes it is they make sure predators don't rip them apart while they are still alive or die from starvation. It's alot more humane than most farms where they give them very little room and just fatten them up.

[@grapicusdrinktus]

@@rea9305 They are stabilizing the local animal populations and bringing back several from the brink of extinction. They only allow hunting the elderly and feeble which would be brutally torn apart by a predator in the wild, and they demand a certain level of skill in the hunt to make sure the animal doesn't suffer. That seems like the good side to me.

[@Punkini]

@@rea9305the animal gets to live a full and natural life without almost any interference from humans. It’s a form of farming, and should be recognized as such. And it’s a lot more natural and humane than a lot of modern meat farming methods. I hate to say it, but an animal in Africa isn’t any different than an animal anywhere else. They aren’t more sacred. They are animals. All animals should be respected and hunted sustainably and humanely. Plus they really aren’t doing anything that nature wouldn’t do. Watch a pack of wild painted dogs hunt and kill an animal. It’s brutal.

[@groverrk3424]

@@grapicusdrinktus But dont this cause predators have less food

[@abongiledlova477]

Amazing! I'm glad to see that you really enjoyed my country The Republic of South Africa. This is a special place, it's my first day watching your videos and this is my 3rd, all of your South African ones and I love it.

[@ThePainbearer1]

It's like a horse meat, guys, right?! Guys, I am professional sniper! I'm Bulgarian trained in National War Academy "Georgi Sava Rakovski"! Someday if I come in Africa, I might shoot recreationally with you! Good luck! But the cooking's from you! Kidding! I can surely come one day and shoot zebras and kaffirs with you! Good luck once again! I have Vintorez rifle! I just feel jealous, because I really wanna try this meat one day! Have tried it once or twice speaking of kaffir buffalo, which is like bull and cattle meat! Regards! Chavo

[@ballisticlt7452]

Good shooting and way to keep it honest. Hunting isn’t always an instant kill. It’s done in an uncontrolled environment with infinite variables. It’s still a much cleaner kill than a pack of predators eating it alive, starting with the hind end. Keep up the amazing content.

[@ILoveMusic_Backup]

Thankful to be able to watch this channel it’s so amazing continue doing great things sonny

[@mwright6395]

Great video, as a meat hunter I can appreciate the experience you had on this hunt. Eating what you harvest is important to me. Love how the owners give back to their community as well. The video work was really outstanding!!

[@PostUp_Time]

THEY SELL THE MEAT TO RESTAURANTS. THEY DONT GIVE ANYTHING TO ANYONE WHEN THEY CAN MAKE MONEY.

[@jhyamba]

Let's make this guy a game. Taking a life for all the good food he can find to eat in the comfort of his home!

[@daggermouth8398]

Are you complaining ? I’m confused lol

[@JT-si6bl]

Wild boar from Spain eat mountain herbs. Tastes like mountain herbs... omg! The flavour!!! Go do a show in the Sierra Nevada. Hunting culture is interesting there too.