CAMPAIGN TO BAN TROPHY HUNTING

Press Release For immediate release: Sunday 17th March 2019 Contact: Eduardo Gonçalves [email protected] 0782 682 4384 ​ ​

REVEALED: The U.K. hunter who ‘has shot more wildlife than the killer of Cecil the Lion’

The Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting has today revealed the identity of a British man who has killed hundreds of animals in 5 continents, and is considered to be among the world’s ‘elite’ in the global trophy hunting industry.

Malcolm King has won a staggering 36 top awards with Safari Club International (SCI), the industry’s biggest lobby group, and has at least 125 entries in SCI’s Records Book.

SCI President Paul Babaz, who is also a board member of the NRA, described the hunting group’s mission as “to protect the freedom to hunt whatever game we choose to hunt, as well as protect the right to own the firearms of our choice”.

The combined number of animals required for the awards won by King is 528. Among his awards are prizes for shooting African ‘Big Game’, wild cats, and bears, as well as animals in Asia and the South Pacific.

Eduardo Gonçalves, founder of the Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting, said:

“Very few hunters anywhere have amassed so many of the industry’s obscene ‘Oscars’. Malcolm King is Britain’s ‘Walter Palmer’. The difference is he’s shot more animals than the killer of Cecil the Lion.”

The revelation comes just weeks before the Global March for Elephants and Rhinos, taking place on April 13 in major cities throughout Europe, the US and Africa. In the U.K., where 500,000 people have signed petitions calling for Britain to ban trophy imports, thousands will be marching to Downing Street to press their demands.

Governments are due to meet in Sri Lanka in May for the three-yearly CITES conference on trade in endangered species. The treaty bans trade in endangered wildlife except ‘in exceptional circumstances’. However a loophole currently exempts trophy hunters, allowing them to shoot even the most vulnerable species.

The Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting says that an estimated 1.7 million animals have been killed by trophy hunters over the past decade, of which over 200,000 were endangered species.

It warned that lions were among those species that could be pushed to extinction by trophy hunting. An estimated 10,000 lions have been killed by ‘recreational’ hunters in the last decade. Latest estimates for the African lion population put numbers at just 20,000, with some saying they could be as low as 13,000.

“Malcolm King has travelled to every corner of the globe to shoot animals for amusement,” said Eduardo Gonçalves.

“People will be shocked to learn that CITES - the global convention meant to protect wildlife - permits trophy hunters to kill lions, elephants and rhinos for ‘fun’.

“It’s illegal for a desperate African to kill an elephant for meat or tusks. But a rich American or European can kill the same elephant to amuse himself and take its tusks home.

“Industry groups like Safari Club International promote prizes which actively encourage hunters to kill endangered animals in large numbers. It’s little wonder our wildlife is in crisis.

“The U.K. government is a laggard when it comes to protecting vulnerable wildlife. The Trump administration prohibits imports of trophies such as cheetahs. Britain lets hunters bring them in.

“France, Holland and Australia have all banned lion trophies. Our government has done a u-turn on promises to do the same.

“Trophy hunting is an aberration in a civilised society. It’s cruel, immoral and archaic, and is doing untold damage to endangered wildlife.”

The Campaign was launched in October by former League Against Cruel Sports CEO Eduardo Gonçalves and WWF Director Jean-Paul Jeanrenaud with the backing of Sir Ranulph Fiennes and Bill Oddie.

The Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting is supported by a range of public figures including: - TalkTalk chairman Sir Charles Dunstone and businessman Julian Richer; - Catholic Church environment spokesman Bishop John Arnold; - TV presenters Lorraine Kelly and Eamonn Holmes; stars including Joanna Lumley, Annette Crosbie, David Jason and Jan Leeming; - athletes such as Olympic gold medalist Sir Steven Redgrave and cricketer Kevin Pietersen; - ex-RSPCA CEO Jeremy Cooper; - ecologists Jonathon Porritt and George Monbiot; - conservationists Damian Aspinall and Chris Packham; and - musicians Ed Sheeran and Liam Gallagher, among others (See https://bantrophyhunting.org/supporters/ ) ​

The Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting and Zac Goldsmith MP have tabled EDM 1829 calling for a U.K. ban on trophy imports. The motion has won cross-party support from 159 MPs including an unprecedented 4 Westminster party leaders and the chairman of the Conservative 1922 backbench committee: https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motion/52304 ​

According to the Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting’s investigation, Malcolm King has won:

- 4 Safari Club International ‘Continental Awards’ for hunting in the South Pacific, Asia, Europe and Africa; - 7 Safari Club International ‘Grand Slam Awards’ including the “Africa 29” (minimum 29 different species), “Dangerous Game of Africa” (minimum 5 different species), “Cats of the World” (minimum 4 different species) and “Bears of the World” (minimum 5 different species); - 25 Safari Club International “Inner Circle Awards” including the ‘Hunting Achievement Award (Diamond - minimum 125 SCI Record Book entries), the ‘Global Hunting Award’ (Gold - minimum 50 different species), and ’Animals of Africa’ (Gold - minimum 61 different species).

He has also won the Safari Club International’s coveted “Pinnacle of Achievement Award” (Fourth Pinnacle), and its “Zenith Award”.

In addition he has won the “Ullman Award” (Fourth Echelon) which is a European hunting association award.

Full details of his awards and the species required for each are given below.

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Notes: ​

1. CITES (the Convention in International Trade in Endangered Species of Fauna and Flora) was established in 1975 and meets every 3 years. Representatives of the 182 member states are gathering in Colombo, Sri Lanka this year from May 23-June 3. The Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting has launched a global petition calling on the trophy hunting ‘loophole’ to be closed: https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/close-the-loophole-that-allows-hunters-to-kill-endangered- wildlife?source=direct_link&

2. A ‘Global March for Elephants, Rhinos and Lions’ is taking place in dozens of cities around the world, including London, on April 13. Organisers - including the Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting - will hand in a letter to 10 Downing Street calling for an immediate ban on hunting trophy imports into the U.K.

3. Details of awards won by Malcolm W King:

SCI CONTINENTAL AWARD: “South Pacific 8” - minimum 8 species from: Banteng, water buffalo, feral ox, blackbuck, chamois, Himalayan tahr, feral goat, Arapawa sheep, red deer, wapiti, Sika deer, Sambar, Javan Rusa deer, Moluccan rusa deer, axis deer, hog deer, European fallow deer, white tailed deer, feral boar, Pacific walrus SCI CONTINENTAL AWARD: “Asia 8” - minimum 8 species from: Eurasian lynx, Eurasian brown bear, Siberian brown bear, Kamchatka brown bear, Amur brown bear, mideastern brown bear, gray wolf, Asian striped hyena, wolverine, feral yak, water buffalo, Nilgai, four horned antelope, Indian gazelle, Kennion gazelle, Persian Goitered gazelle, Hillier Goitered gazelle, Mongolian gazelle, Tibetan gazelle, Przewalski gazelle, Yarkand Goitered gazelle, blackbuck, Russian saiga, Mishmi takin, Sichuan takin, Golden takin, Anatolian chamois, Caucasian chamois, Himalayan tahr, Bezoar ibex, Persian Ibex, Hybrid ibex, Sindh ibex, Nubian ibex, mid Asian Ibex, Himalayan ibex, Siberian ibex, Gobi Ibex, West Caucasian tur, mid Caucasian tur, East Caucasian tur, Astor markhor, Bukharan markhor, Kashmir markhor, Kabul markhor, Sulaiman markhor, Himalayan blue sheep, Chinese blue sheep, dwarf blue sheep, Konya mouflon, Armenian mouflon, Esfahan mouflon, Laristan mouflon, Shiraz mouflon, red sheep, Kerman sheep, Transcaspian urial, Afghan urial, Blanford urial, Punjab urial, Altay argali, Hangay argali, Gobi argali, Marco Polo argali, Karaganda argali, Sair argali, Littledale argali, Gansu argali, Kuruktag argali, Tibetan argali, Tian Shan argali, Severtzov argali, Kamchatka snow sheep, Putorana snow sheep, Koryak snow sheep, Okhotsk snow sheep, Kolyma snow sheep, Yakutia snow sheep, mideastern red deer, Gansu deer, Tian Shan wapiti, Altai wapiti, Alashan wapiti, Manchurian wapiti, white lipped deer, Manchurian sika deer, Indian Sambar, indo-Chinese Sambar, Philippine Sambar, axis deer, Indian hog deer, European roe deer, Siberian roe deer, Chinese roe deer, Philippine brown deer, mouse deer, European moose, Yakutia moose, Chukotka moose, Amur moose, reindeer, Indian muntjac, Reeves muntjac, Eurasian wild boar, bearded pig, jackal, Asian wild cat

SCI CONTINENTAL AWARD: “European 12” - minimum 12 species from: European wildcat, Eurasian lynx, Eurasian brown bear, gray wolf, European bison, Russian saiga, Pyrenean chamois, Cantabrian chamois, Alpine chamois, Balkan chamois, Carpathian chamois, Chartreuse chamois, Kri kri Ibex, Gredos ibex, Beceite ibex, Tatra chamois, SE Spanish ibex, Ronda Ibex, Alpine ibex, Balearean goat, Iberian mouflon, Central European mouflon, English red deer, European red deer, Iberian red deer, Scottish red deer, white red deer, Barasingha, European fallow deer, European roe deer, Siberian roe deer, European moose, reindeer, European wild boar, Himalayan tahr, feral goat, aoudad, Dalmatian sheep, Soay sheep, Racka sheep, wapiti, Manchurian sika deer, hog deer, Pere David deer, white tailed deer, Reeves muntjac, water deer, axis deer, water buffalo, hybrid ibex

SCI CONTINENTAL AWARD: “African 15” - minimum 12 species and 1 of the ‘Africa Big Five’ (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, buffalo) OR 15 species if none of the Africa Big Five. From: African lion, African leopard, small cats, African elephant, African rhinoceros, African buffalo, eland, bongo, kudu, nyala, sitatunga, bushbuck, sable antelope, roan antelope, oryx/gemsbok, waterbuck, lechwe, kob/Puku, reedbuck/rhebok, wildebeest, hartebeest, damalisc, impala, gazelle, steenbok, springbok, Pygmy antelope, dik-dik, Bush duiker, forest duiker, Nubian ibex, aoudad, hippopotamus, wild pig, Nile crocodile, tsessebe, oribi.

GRAND SLAM “Cats of the World” Award - minimum 4 species from: African lion, African leopard, African cheetah, wildcat, jaguar, cougar, lynx (Canada/Eurasian), Asian wildcat, serval/caracal/African golden cat/bobcat

GRAND SLAM “European Deer Award” Award - minimum 9 species from: European red deer, Iberian red deer, Scottish red deer, English red deer, white red deer, wapiti, white tailed deer, European fallow deer, European roe deer, Siberian roe deer, moose, reindeer, axis deer, hog deer, Pere David deer, Reeves muntjac, water deer, Barasingha, Manchurian sika deer, Japanese sika deer

GRAND SLAM “Bears of the World” Award - minimum 5 species from: Alaska brown bear, common grizzly bear, barren ground grizzly bear, polar bear, Continental black bear, coastal black bear, Eurasian brown bear (Europe/Asia), Siberian brown bear, Kamchatka brown bear, Amur brown bear, mideastern brown bear

GRAND SLAM “North American Wild Sheep” Award - minimum 4 species from: Dall sheep, Stone sheep, Rocky Mountain sheep, North Baja desert bighorn sheep, Mexican desert bighorn sheep, South Baja desert bighorn sheep, Nelson desert bighorn sheep GRAND SLAM “Moose of the World” Award - minimum 4 species from: Alaska-Yukon moose, Western Canada moose, Eastern Canada moose, Shiras moose, European moose (Europe/Asia), Yakutia moose, Chukotka moose, Amur moose

GRAND SLAM “Africa 29” Award- minimum 29 species required of which 3 must be ‘Big Five’ animals (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, buffalo) from: Lion, leopard, small cats, elephant, rhinoceros, buffalo, eland, bongo, kudu, nyala, sitatunga, bushbuck, sable antelope, roan antelope, oryx/gemsbok, waterbuck, lechwe, kob/Puku, reedbuck/rhebok, wildebeest, hartebeest, damalisc, impala, gazelle, springbok, Pygmy antelope, dik-dik, Bush duiker, forest duiker, Nubian ibex, aoudad, hippopotamus, wild pig, Nile crocodile

GRAND SLAM “Dangerous Game of Africa” Award- minimum 5 species of which a maximum of 4 of the ‘Big Five’ (lion, leopard, elephant, rhinoceros, buffalo) from: Lion, leopard, elephant, rhinoceros, buffalo, hippopotamus, Nile crocodile

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Antlered Game of the Americas” (Bronze) - minimum 12 species from: Rocky Mountain elk, Roosevelt elk, Tule elk, Alaska/Yukon moose, Western Canada moose, Eastern Canada moose, Shiras moose, Alaska-Yukon barren ground caribou, Arctic Islands caribou, Mountain caribou, Quebec-Labrador caribou, Woodland caribou, Rocky Mountain mule deer, Desert mike deer, Columbia black-tailed deer, Baja black-tailed deer, Sitka black-tailed deer, NW white-tailed deer, NE white-tailed deer, SE white-tailed deer, Texas white-tailed deer, Midwestern white-tailed deer, anticosti white-tailed deer, Mexican gulf coast white-tailed deer, Mexican central plateau white-tailed deer, Mexican Pacific coast white-tailed deer, Mexican Texanus white-tailed deer, Carmen mountain white-tailed deer, Central American white-tailed deer, South American white-tailed deer, Columbia white-tailed deer, Red Brocket, Yucatan gray-brown brocket, Gray-Brown Brocket, Northern Pudu, South American Mountain white-tailed deer, South American coastal white-tailed deerINNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Spiral-Horned Antelopes of Africa Award” (Diamond) - minimum 17 species from 9 groups: Group 1: Central African eland Group 2: cape eland, Livingstone eland, East African eland Group 3: Central African bongo, Eastern bongo, western bongo Group 4: southern greater kudu, Eastern cape greater kudu, East African greater kudu, Abyssinian greater kudu, western greater kudu Group 5: mountain nyala Group 6: common nyala Group 7: Zambezi sitatunga, forest sitatunga, East African sitatunga, Sesse Islands sitatunga Group 8: lesser kudu Group 9: harnessed bushbuck, Nile bushbuck, Abyssinian bushbuck, Menelik bushbuck, East African bushbuck, Chobe bushbuck, Limpopo bushbuck, Cape bushbuck

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Chamois of the World Award” (Diamond)- minimum 6 species from: Pyrenean chamois, Cantabrian chamois, Alpine chamois, Balkan chamois, Carpathian chamois, Anatolian chamois, Caucasian chamois, South Pacific chamois, Tatra chamois, Cartreuse chamois

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Desert Game of the World Award” (Diamond) - minimum 22 species from: Africa: Kalahari gemsbok, Angolan gemsbok, Beisa oryx, fringe-eared oryx, scimitar-horned oryx, Soemmering’s gazelle, red-fronted gazelle, Heuglin gazelle, Sahara Dorcas gazelle, Eritrean gazelle, Isabelline gazelle, Thomson gazelle, Northern Grants gazelle, Southern Grants gazelle, Dama gazelle, Peters gazelle, Addax, Nubian ibex, Kalahari springbok, Angolan springbok, South African springbok, Copper springbok, Black springbok, white springbok, southern gerenuk, northern gerenuk, salt dik-dik, harrar dik-dik, Kirk dik-dik, Damara dik-dik, Aoudad. North America: northern Baja desert bighorn sheep, Mexican desert desert bighorn sheep, south Baja desert bighorn sheep, Nelson desert bighorn sheep, Pronghorn antelope, desert mule deer, Coues white tailed deer, Mexican Gulf coast white tailed deer, Mexican Central Plateau white tailed deer, Mexican Pacific coast white tailed deer, Mexican Texanus white tailed deer, Carmen mountain white tailed deer, collard peccary Introduced animals of North America: gemsbok, Beisa oryx, fringe eared oryx, scimitar Horned oryx, Arabian oryx, addax, Thomson’s gazelle, Dorcas gazelle, Dama gazelle, goitered gazelle, springbok, blackbuck, aoudad, Nubian ibex Asia: Persian Desert ibex, four horned antelope, Indian gazelle, Kennion gazelle, Persian Goitered gazelle, Hillier Goitered gazelle, Mongolian gazelle, Tibetan gazelle, Przewalski gazelle, Yarkland Goitered gazelle, Sand gazelle, Indian antelope, Gobi Ibex, Gobi argali Sheep South Pacific: feral ox, blackbuck

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Global Hunting Award” (Gold)- minimum 5 continents with at least 17 species from Africa, 13 species from North America, 4 species from South America, 6 species from Europe, 6 species from Asia, 4 species from South Pacific

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Gazelles of the World Award” (Diamond) - minimum 11 species from: Southern Grant gazelle, Roberts gazelle, Northern Grant gazelle, Bright gazelle, Peters gazelle, Soemmering gazelle, red fronted gazelle, Heuglin gazelle, Thomson gazelle, Mongalla gazelle, Dorcas gazelle, Sahara Dorcas gazelle, Egyptian Dorcas gazelle, Eritrean gazelle, Isabelline gazelle, Kalahari springbok, Angolan springbok, South African springbok, black springbok, white springbok, Copper springbok, southern gerenuk, Northern gerenuk, Indian gazelle, Kennion gazelle, Persian Goitered gazelle, Yarkand Goitered gazelle, Hillier Goitered gazelle, Mongolian gazelle, Tibetan gazelle, Przewalski gazelle, Dama gazelle, Goitered gazelle, Grant gazelle, Blackbuck, Sand gazelle

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Hunting Achievement Award” (Diamond)- minimum 125 record book entries

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Introduced Animals of North America Award” (Gold) - minimum 15 species from: Gaur, Yak, water buffalo,European bison, Nilgai, common eland, bongo, greater kudu, common nyala, sitatunga, sable antelope, roan antelope, gemsbok, Beisa oryx, scimitar-Horned oryx, Arabian oryx, Addax, waterbuck, common lechwe, Nile lechwe, black wildebeest, white-bearded wildebeest, blesbok, impala, grant gazelle, Dama gazelle, Dama gazelle, Thomson gazelle, Dorcas gazelle, Goitered gazelle, Sprinbok, blackbuck, chamois, Himalayan tahr, bezoar ibex, Alpine ibex, Nubian ibex, Asian ibex, west Caucasian tur, Markhor, hybrid ibex, feral goat, aoudad, European mouflon, Armenian mouflon, red sheep, afghan sheep, transcaspian urial, hybrid sheep, Texas Dall sheep, Hawaiian black sheep, multi-horned sheep, red deer, barasingha, brow-antlered sheep, sika deer, sambar, axis deer, hog deer, European fallow deer, Pere David deer, reindeer, Indian muntjac, feral boar INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Introduced Animals of Africa Award” (Copper)- minimum 4 species from: Jaguar, cougar, South American white tailed deer, Northern pudu, red brocket deer, gray-brown brocket deer, collared peccary, white lipped peccary, capybara, water buffalo, blackbuck, Alpine Ibex, hybrid ibex, feral goat, European mouflon, hybrid sheep, multi-horned sheep, red deer, axis deer, European fallow deer, Pere David deer, feral boar, common spectacled caiman, South American mountain white tailed deer, South American coastal white tailed deer.

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Ibex of the World Award” (Diamond)- minimum 6 species from; Asian Ibex, hybrid ibex, Alpine Ibex, Kri Kri ibex, Bezoar Ibex, Persian Ibex, Gredos Ibex, Beceite Ibex, Ronda Ibex, SE Spanish Ibex, Nubian Ibex, Siberian Ibex, Gobi Ibex, mid-Asian Ibex, Himalayan Ibex, Sindh Ibex

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Mountain Game of the World Award” (Diamond) - 24 species required (12 sheep, 12 goats)- sheep: 12 from sair argali, litterdale argali, gansu argali, kuruktag argali, Tibetan argali, altay argali, gobi argali, Marco Polo argali, Tian Shan argali, Severtzov argali, Hangay argali, Karaganda argali, Putorana snow sheep, Koryak snow sheep, Okhotsk snow sheep, Kolyma snow sheep, Yakutia snow sheep, Chukotka snow sheep, Kamchatka snow sheep, dwarf blue sheep, Himalayan blue sheep, Chinese blue sheep, Transcaspian urial, Punjab urial, Urial, Esfahan urial, Afghan urial, Ladakh urial, Branford urial, Laristan mouflon, Central European mouflon, Armenian mouflon, Iberian mouflon, Konya mouflon, red sheep, Kerman sheep, Aoudad, Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, North Baja desert bighorn sheep, Mexican desert bighorn sheep, South Baja desert bighorn sheep, Nelson desert bighorn sheep, Dall sheep, Stone sheep, California bighorn sheep, Dalmatian wild sheep, Racka Sheep- Goats: 12 from Bukharan markhor, Kashmir markhor, Kabul markhor, Astor markhor, Sulaiman markhor, mid-Caucasian tur, West Caucasian tur, East Caucasian tur, golden takin, mishmi takin, Sichuan takin, Chiltan wild goat, American mountain goat, Balearean goat, Tatra chamois, Carpathian chamois, Anatolian chamois, Caucasian chamois, Alpine chamois, Cantabrian chamois, Pyrenean chamois, Balkan chamois, New Zealand chamois, Chartreuse chamois, Himalayan tahr, New Zealand tahr, Nilgiri tahr, Himalayan goral, Himalayan serow, Siberian ibex, Bezoar ibex, Nubian ibex, Singh ibex, mid-Asian ibex, Gobi ibex, Himalayan ibex, Gredos ibex, Alpine ibex, Beceite ibex, Ronda ibex, southeastern Spanish ibex, Kri Kri ibex, Persian ibex INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Red deer/wapiti of the World Award” (Diamond)- minimum 8 species from: English red deer, European red deer, white red deer, Scottish red deer, miseastern red deer, red deer (north America, South America, South Pacific), Gansu deer, Alashan wapiti, Tian Shan wapiti, Altai wapiti, Manchurian wapiti, Rocky Mountain Elk, Roosevelt elk, Tule elk, Wapiti (Europe, South Pacific), Iberian red deer

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Wild pigs and peccaries of the World Award” (Diamond) - minimum 7 species from: Warthog, giant forest hog, Bush pig, red river hog, Barbary wild boar, Eurasian wild boar, feral boar, collared peccary, white lipped peccary

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Predators of the World Award” (Diamond)- minimum 15 species from: African leopard, African cheetah, African lion, Nile crocodile, spotted hyena, brown hyena, polar bear, Alaska brown bear, common grizzly bear, American alligator, inland black bear, coastal black bear, Eurasian brown bear, Siberian brown bear, Kamchatka brown bear, Amur brown bear, mideastern brown bear, barren ground grizzly bear, wolverine, bobcat, Canada lynx, Eurasian lynx, jaguar, caracal, serval, African golden cat, African civet, wild cat, cougar, gray wolf, genet, gray/red/bat-eared Fox, coyote, jackal, raccoon dog, common spectacled caiman, Asian wildcat

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Pygmy Antelope of Africa Award” (Diamond)- minimum 15 species from: Klipspringer, common oribi, haggard oribi, steenbok, cape grysbok, sharpe grysbok, Livingstone suni, East African suni, Royal antelope, Bates Pygmy antelope, Salt dik-dik, Harar dik-dik, Guenther dik-dik, Kirk dik-dik, Damara dik-dik, Philips dik-dik, Southern bush duiker, Angolan bush duiker, East African bush duiker, western bush duiker, Jentink duiker, yellow-backed duiker, Abbott duiker, Bay duiker, Peters duiker, Weyns duiker, Gabon duiker, black fronted duiker, Ogilby duiker, Zebra duiker, black duiker, Harvey red duiker, Natal red duiker, red flanked duiker, Maxwell duiker, blue duiker

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Ringed-horn Antelopes of Africa Award” (Diamond) - 33 species of which:- Impalas: 2 East African impala and Southern impala - Springbok: 4 from Kalahari springbok, Angolan springbok, South African springbok, black springbok, white springbok, Copper springbok - Reedbucks/rhebok: 4 from common reedbuck, Eastern bohor reedbuck, Abyssinian bohor reedbuck, Sudan bohor reedbuck, Nigerian bohor reedbuck, Nagor reedbuck, southern mountain reedbuck, chanler mountain reedbuck, western mountain reedbuck, Vaal rhebok - Waterbuck: 3 from common waterbuck, sing-sing waterbuck, East African defassa waterbuck, Crawshay defassa waterbuck, Angolan defassa waterbuck- Hartebeests: 4 from cape hartebeest, coke hartebeest, Kenya highland hartebeest, Neumann hartebeest, Lelwel hartebeest, Western hartebeest, Lichtenstein hartebeest, Jackson’s hartebeest- Oryx: 2 from Kalahari gemsbok, Angola gemsbok, Beisa oryx, Scimitar-horned oryx, fringe-eared oryx, Addax- Damaliscs: 5 from korrigum, Tiang, Topi, Tsessebe, Hirola, Blesbok, white blesbok, bontebok - Lechwe/kob/Puku: 5 from common lechwe, Kafue flats lechwe, red lechwe, black lechwe, Nile lechwe, white-eared kob, Uganda kob, Central Africa kob, Western kob, Puku- Sable Antelopes: 1 common sable antelope or Roosevelt sable antelope- Roan Antelopes: 2 from western roan antelope, Sudan roan antelope, East African roan antelope, Southern roan antelope- Gerenuks: 1 southern Gerenuk or Northern GerenukINNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Animals of Asia Award” (Diamond)- minimum 15 species from: Eurasian lynx, Eurasian brown bear, Siberian brown bear, Kamchatka brown bear, Amur brown bear, mideastern brown bear, gray wolf, Asian striped hyena, wolverine, feral yak, water buffalo, Nilgai, four horned antelope, Indian gazelle, Kennion gazelle, Persian Goitered gazelle, Hillier Goitered gazelle, Mongolian gazelle, Tibetan gazelle, Przewalski gazelle, Yarkand Goitered gazelle, Sand gazelle, blackbuck, Russian saiga, Mishmi takin, Sichuan takin, Golden takin, Anatolian chamois, Caucasian chamois, Himalayan tahr, Bezoar ibex, Persian Ibex, Hybrid ibex, Sindh ibex, Nubian ibex, mid Asian Ibex, Himalayan ibex, Siberian ibex, Gobi Ibex, West Caucasian tur, mid Caucasian tur, East Caucasian tur, Astor markhor, Bukharan markhor, Kashmir markhor, Kabul markhor, Sulaiman markhor, Himalayan blue sheep, Chinese blue sheep, deArf blue sheep, Konya mouflon, Armenian mouflon, Esfahan mouflon, Laristan mouflon, Shiraz mouflon, red sheep, Kerman sheep, Transcaspian urial, Afghan urial, Blanford urial, Punjab urial, Punjab urial, Altay argali, Hangay argali, Gobi argali, Marco Polo argali, Karaganda argali, Sair argali, Littledale argali, Gansu argali, Kuruktag argali, Tibetan argali, Tian Shan argali, Severtzov argali, Kamchatka snow sheep, Putorana snow sheep, Koryak snow sheep, Okhotsk snow sheep, Kolyma snow sheep, Yakutia snow sheep, Chukotka snow sheep, mideastern red deer, Gansu deer, Tian Shan wapiti, Altai wapiti, Alashan wapiti, Manchurian wapiti, white lipped deer, Manchurian sika deer, Indian sambar, Indo Chinese sambar, Philippine sambar, axis deer, Indian hog deer, European roe deer, Siberian rose deer, Chinese roe deer, Philippine brown deer, mouse deer, European moose, Yakutia moose, Chukotka moose, Amur moose, reindeer, Indian muntjac, Reeves muntjac, Eurasian wild boar, bearded pig, Asian wildcat, jackal

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Animals of Europe Award” (Diamond) - minimum 16 species from: Eurasian lynx, Eurasian brown bear, gray wolf, European bison, Russian saiga, Pyrenean chamois, Cantabrian chamois, Alpine chamois, Balkan chamois, Carpathian chamois, Chartreuse chamois, Tatra chamois, Kri Kri Ibex, Gredos ibex, Beceite ibex, southern eastern Spanish ibex, Ronda Ibex, Alpine ibex, Balearean goat, Central European mouflon, Iberian mouflon, English red deer, European red deer, Iberian red deer, Scottish red deer, white red deer, barasingha, European fallow deer, European roe deer, European moose, reindeer, Eurasian wild boar, Himalayan tahr, feral goat, aoudad, Dalmatian sheep, Soay sheep, Racka sheep, wapiti, Manchurian sika deer, Japanese sika deer, hog deer, Pere David deer, white tailed deer, Reeves muntjac, water deer, axis deer, European wildcat, fox, water buffalo, hybrid ibex INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Animals of Africa Award” (Gold) - 61 species of which: - 2 big cats from African lion, leopard, cheetah; - 1 hyena from spotted hyena, brown hyena or African striped hyena; - 1 African elephant; - 1 southern white rhino; - 1 buffalo from Cape buffalo, Nile buffalo, Central African savanna buffalo, west African savanna buffalo or dwarf forest buffalo; - spiral-horned antelopes: 1 Central African giant eland; 2 from cape eland, Livingston eland or East African eland; 1 from western bongo, Central African bongo or eastern bongo; 3 from southern greater kudu, Eastern cape greater kudu, East African greater kudu, Abyssinian greater kudu, or western greater kudu; 1 from mountain nyala or common nyala; 1 from Zambezi sitanga, Forest sitanga, East African sitanga or Sesse Islands sitanga; 1 lesser kudu; 3 from harnessed bushbuck, Nile bushbuck, Abyssinian bushbuck, Melenik bushbuck, East African bushbuck, Chobe bushbuck, Limpopo bushbuck, or cape bushbuck; - Sable/roan antelopes: 1 from common sable antelope or Roosevelt sable antelope; 2 from Western roan antelope, Sudan roan antelope, East African roan antelope, southern roan antelope; - Oryx: 1 from Kalahari gemsbok or Angolan gemsbok; 1 from Beisa oryx, scimitar-horned oryx, fringe-eared oryx; - Waterbuck: 2 from common waterbuck, sing-sing waterbuck, East African defassa waterbuck, Crawshay defassa waterbuck, Angolan defassa waterbuck; - Lechwe: 2 from common lechwe, Kafue Flats lechwe, Red lechwe, black lechwe, Nile lechwe, white-eared kob, Uganda kob, Central African kob, Western kob, Puku; - Reed bucks & reebok: 2 from common reedbuck, Eastern bohor reedbuck, Abyssinian Bogor reedbuck, Sudan Bohor reedbuck, Nigerian bohor reedbuck, Nagor reedbuck, southern Mountain reedbuck, Chanler mountain reedbuck, western mountain reedbuck, Vaal rhebok; - Wildebeest: 3 from black wildebeest, blue wildebeest, Cookson wildbeest, Nyasa wildebeest, white-bearded wildebeest; - Hartebeest: 3 from cape hartebeest, Coke hartebeest, Jackson’s hartebeest, Kenya highland hartebeest, Neumann hartebeest, Lelwel hartebeest, Western hartebeest, Lichtenstein hartebeest; - Damaliscs: 4 from Korrigum, Tiang, Topi, Tsessebe, Hirola, Blesbok, White blesbok, Bontebok; - Impalas: 2 from black faced impala, East African impala, southern impala; - Gazelles: 2 from southern Grant gazelle, Roberts gazelle, Northern Grant gazelle, Bright gazelle Peters gazelle, Soemmerring gazelle, red-fronted gazelle, Heuglin gazelle, Thomson gazelle, Mongalla gazelle, Sahara Dorcas gazelle, Egyptian Dorcas gazelle, Eritrean gazelle, Isabelline gazelle; 3 from Kalahari springbok, Angolan springbok, South African springbok, black springbok, white springbok, Copper springbok; 1 southern generuk or northern gerenuk;- Pygmy antelope: 4 from klipspringer, common oribi, haggard oribi, steenbok, cape grysbok, sharpe grysbok, Livingstone suni, East African suni, Royal antelope, Bates Pygmy antelope; - Dik-diks: 2 from salt dik -dik, harar dik -dik, Guenther dik -dik, Kirk dik -dik, Damara dik -dik, Phillips dik-dik; - Bush duikers: 2 from Southern Bush duiker, Angolan bush duiker, East African bush duiker, Western bush duiker; - Forest duikers: 3 from yellow-backed duiker, Abbott duiker, Bay duiker, Peters duiker, Weyns duiker, Gabon duiker, Black-fronted duiker, Ogilby duiker, Zebra duiker, black duiker, Harvey red duiker, Natal red duiker, red-flanked duiker, Maxwell duiker, Blue duiker; - 1 hippopotamus; - 1 warthog; - Wild pigs: 1 from giant forest hog, bush pig, red river hog, Barbara wild boar.

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Wild Sheep of the World” (Diamond)- minimum 12 species from: aoudad, Himalayan blue sheep, Chinese blue sheep, dwarf blue sheep, Central European mouflon, Iberian mouflon, Konya mouflon, Armenian mouflon, Esfahan mouflon, Laristan mouflon, red sheep, Kerman sheep, Transcaspian urial, Afghan urial, Blanford urial, Punjab urial, Ladakh urial, Altay argali, Hangay argali, Gobi argali, Marco Polo argali, Gansu argali, Karaganda argali, Kuruktag argali, Littledale argali, Sair argali, Severtzov argali, Tian Shan argali, Tibetan argali, Kamchatka snow sheep, Putorana snow sheep, Chukotka snow sheep, Kolyma snow sheep, Koryak snow sheep, Okhotsk snow sheep, Yakutia snow sheep, Dall sheep, Stone sheep, Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, California bighorn sheep, North Baja desert bighorn sheep, Mexican desert bighorn sheep, south Baja desert bighorn sheep, Nelson desert bighorn sheep, hybrid sheep, Racka sheep.

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Wild Oxen of the World Award” (Diamond) - minimum 8 species from: Cape buffalo, Nile buffalo, west African savanna buffalo, Central African savanna buffalo, dwarf forest buffalo, water buffalo, American bison, barren ground muskox, Greenland muskox, feral yak, European bison, Sichuan takin, golden takin, yak, banteng, mishmi takin, feral ox INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Antlered Game of the World Award” (Gold) - minimum 30 species from: European red deer, Iberian red deer, Scottish red deer, mideastern red deer, English red deer, gansu deer, red deer (north/South America), red deer (South Pacific), white red deer, Tian Shan wapiti, Altai wapiti, Manchurian wapiti, Alaskan wapiti, Rocky Mountain elk, Roosevelt elk, Tule Elk, Wapiti (Europe/South Pacific), white-lipped deer, Barasingha deer, Eld deer, Manchurian sika, Japanese sika, Sika deer (North America/South Pacific), Sambar, Javan Rusa deer, Moluccan rusa deer, Axis deer, hog deer, European fallow deer, Pere David deer, European roe deer, Siberian roe deer, Chinese roe deer, Alaskan-Yukon moose, Western Canada moose, Eastern Canada moose, Shiras moose, European moose, Yakutia moose, Chukotka moose, Amur moose, caribou, Arctic Islands caribou, Mountain carcinoid, Quebec-Labrador carcinoid, Woodland carcinoid, reindeer, Rocky Mountain mule deer, desert mule deer, Columbia black-tailed deer, Sitka black-tailed deer, Baja black-tailed deer, white-tailed deer, Northern pudu, Red Brocket, Yucatan gray-brown brocket, Gray-brown brocket, Indian muntjac, Reeves muntjac, tufted deer, Philippine sambar, Barasingha, INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Top Ten Award” (Diamond) - 15 or more top ten animals by category INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Animals of South Pacific Award” (Gold)- minimum 10 species from: Banteng, water buffalo, feral ox, blackbuck, chamois, Himalayan tahr, feral goat,Arapwa sheep, red deer, wapiti, Sika deer, Sambar, Javan Rusa deer, Moluccan rusa deer, axis deer, hog deer, European fallow deer, white tailed deer, feral boar

INNER CIRCLE AWARD: “Wild Goats of the World Award” (Diamond) - minimum 12 species from: Persian desert ibex, markhor, Alpine ibex, Nubian ibex, hybrid ibex, Kri Kri ibex, Gredos ibex, Beceite ibex, SE Spanish ibex, Ronda ibex, Siberian ibex, Gobi ibex, mid Asian ibex, Himalayan ibex, Bezoar ibex, Sindh ibex, West Caucasian tur, mid Caucasian tur, East Caucasian tur, Alpine chamois, Chartreuse chamois, Cantabrian chamois, Pyrenean chamois, Balkan chamois, Carpathian chamois, Tatra chamois, Caucasian chamois, Tatra chamois, Anatolian chamois, South Pacific chamois, American mountain goat, feral goat, Balearean goat, Chiltan wild goat, Mishmi takin, Sichuan takin, Golden takin, Himalayan serow, Himalayan goral, Himalayan tahr, Nilgiri tahr

OTHER SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL AWARDS:

“Pinnacle of Achievement” - Fourth Pinnacle. “The Pinnacles of Achievement honor hunters with wide experience in hunting around the world .. The Fourth Pinnacle requires five Inner Circles at the Gold level and one Inner Circle at the Diamond level.”

“Zenith Award” - “The Zenith Of Achievement Award falls in between the 4th Pinnacle and the Crowning of Achievement. Members who have completed 6 Grand Slams, 2 Inner Circles at the Diamond Level, in addition there must be a minimum of 2 Inner Circles at the Silver Level, 6 at the Gold level and the Fourth Pinnacle of Achievement”

Other awards won by Malcolm W King:

Ullman Award (4th echelon): “the Ullman Award for European Big Game Trophy Awards marks outstanding achievements in hunting.” Hunters are required to have shot 40 different species to attain the 4th Echelon.

Note: The total number of minimum kills for every award won by Malcolm King comes to 528. However there will be species he has killed in one category that may count towards an award in a different category. This means that the actual number of animals he has killed could be fewer than 528.