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California Vineyard Owner Killed by Elephants in Gabon

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Ernie Dosio, a renowned seventy-five-year-old vineyard owner from California, tragically lost his life while on a licensed hunting trip in Gabon. He was crushed by a group of elephants in the Lope-Okanda rainforest while tracking yellow-backed duikers. Dosio, a lifelong hunter with numerous trophies from Africa and the U.S., was known for his support of licensed conservation hunts and charity work. His death serves as a reminder of the wild risks associated with such activities, even for experienced hunters who follow the rules.

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California Vineyard Owner Killed by Elephants in Gabon

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