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First you notice her big smile, then the handgun strapped to her hip… You realise that she's already sized you up: She knows how tall you are, the colour of your hair and eyes, what you're wearing, the pattern your shoe soles leave on the ground… If she misses anything, the friendly dog sniffing around your feet will alert her to it with its body language.

Anke Kruger de Rosner ducks under the branches of an acacia tree as she approaches. It's been a wet summer and everything is overgrown. It's always hot here in the far north of the country, and not just when it comes to the climate: Hoedspruit and surrounds are also a poaching hot spot.

This is exactly where Anke likes to be: In the heat of battle. “Maybe I listened to too many of my dad's war

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