Asher Watkins, a 52-year-old game hunter from Texas, was killed by a Cape buffalo during a hunting expedition in South Africa. The incident occurred on August 3, while Watkins was tracking a buffalo with professional hunters. He was suddenly charged by the buffalo, which was moving at 35 mph. The hunting company, CV Safaris, expressed condolences and stated they are supporting Watkins's family during this tragedy. The dangers posed by Cape buffaloes are well-documented, with the species known for causing serious injuries and fatalities to hunters annually.
Asher Watkins, 52, of Texas, died tracking a 1.3-ton Cape buffalo in South Africa's Limpopo province. He was fatally injured in a sudden attack by the buffalo.
CV Safaris expressed deep sadness over Watkins's death, confirming the tragedy occurred on August 3. The company is supporting his family and friends during this difficult time.
Cape buffaloes have a fearsome reputation and are responsible for numerous deaths and injuries to hunters each year, as noted on the CV Safaris website.
Watkins's family was present at the safari lodge when the buffalo incident occurred, including his brother, mother, and stepfather, highlighting the personal impact of the tragic event.
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