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Problem:Image copyright Pero Jelinic's Facebook page Image caption Pero Jelinic was an experienced hunter who had travelled all over the world in pursuit of his passion 
  
 A Croatian national has died in unclear circumstances while hunting lions with two friends in South Africa. 
  
 Pero Jelinic, 75, was hit by a bullet on Saturday at Leeubosch Lodge farm, about 355km (221 miles) west of Johannesburg, police said. 
  
 "At this stage it is not clear who fired the fatal shot that killed Mr Jelinic," a police spokeswoman said. 
  
 One of Mr Jelinic's hunting friends said it had been an accident but police have opened a culpable homicide case. 
  
 They say Mr Jelinic was shot after the hunters had already killed one lion and were tracking a second. 
  
 The injured man was airlifted to hospital but died shortly afterwards. 
  
 Police are also investigating whether the hunters had illegal guns while hunting lions bred in captivity, police spokeswoman Charlize van der Linden told news24 website. 
  
 The death of Pero Jelinic was first reported over the weekend but his hunting friend later gave more details to Croatian media about what had allegedly transpired on Saturday. 
  
 Diva Curlic told 24sata website Mr Jelinic's death during a morning hunt had been an "accident" - not "murder". 
  
 Mr Jelinic - from the island of Pag in the Adriatic Sea - was an experienced hunter who had travelled all over the world in pursuit of his passion, his friends say. 
  
 Animal rights activists have been pushing South Africa to ban the hunting of lions bred in captivity - a practice known as "canned lion" hunting. 
  
 South Africa is the world's biggest exporter of animal heads - mainly to hunters who pay thousands of dollars to hunt lions and take their heads home as trophies. ||||| Get daily updates directly to your inbox + Subscribe Thank you for subscribing! Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid Email 
  
 A big game hunter was shot dead in a freak accident as he aimed his rifle at a lion he hoped would be the "crown" in his animal trophy collection, it was claimed. 
  
 Pero Jelinic, 75, and his party had killed one captive-bred lion on a remote hunting farm in South Africa and were tracking a second one when he was shot dead. 
  
 There have been conflicting reports about who fired the fatal shot and the circumstances, but police say they do not suspect foul play. 
  
 Hotel owner Jelinic was excited to kill and mount a lion after shooting everything that could be hunted in Europe, a close friend said. 
  
 Police have opened a case of culpable homicide as the investigate the death, which has been celebrated on social media by big game hunting opponents. 
  
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 Jelinic, who lived on the Croatian island of Pag, and two friends were at a farm where hunters can shoot and kill lions bred in captivity, purely for sport. 
  
 The practice - called 'canned' lion hunting - is legal in South Africa, but has been condemned. 
  
 There were conflicting accounts about how Jelinic was shot dead. 
  
 A report by MailOnline suggested he was mortally wounded as he aimed his rifle at a lion. 
  
 Hunting partner and longtime friend Divo Curlica, who witnessed the incident, called it "a series of unfortunate circumstances". 
  
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 He said the group arrived at the farm on Friday and started hunting the following morning. 
  
 He told 24 Sata that it was an accident, with the gun going off while it was pointed at his friend. 
  
 Curlica added: "It is not murder - it is an unlucky event." 
  
 The newspaper Vecernji List also spoke to Curlica and said that the shot came from the gun of a professional foreign hunter, reported the English-language Total Croatia News. 
  
 However a report by Dnevnik stated that police have claimed the shot was fired by one of the Croatian hunters. 
  
 It was said that Jelinic got tired during the hunt and gave his guns to the other two Croatians in his party. 
  
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 He allegedly walked in front of one of the other hunters and was shot in the shoulder. 
  
 Friend Slavko Pernar, a hunting partner who did not join Jelinic in South Africa, told the Jutarnji List newspaper that the hotelier was a "passionate hunter" and had leased his hotel so he could focus on trophy hunting. 
  
 Jelinic, originally from Bosnia, had travelled all over, killing bears, deer and other animals which were on display in his office, and considered a lion the "crown" in his collection, his friend said. 
  
 Pernar added: "He, unfortunately, received the ugliest end - he died in South Africa doing what he loved. 
  
 "His office, a hunting hall, was full of trophies - deer, bears and everything that could be hunted in Croatia and Europe." 
  
 Slave Zunik, who knew Jelinic from a local hunting association, added: "He hunted all over the world, there was no corner of the globe he had not been to hunt, so we were not surprised when we heard he was going to South Africa to hunt for lions. 
  
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 "That was a big wish, crowning a hunter's career. Unfortunately, the worst news came from there and that shocked us. 
  
 "Only God knows what happened there." 
  
 Police spokeswoman Captain Charlize van der Linden told News 24 that Jelinic and two other Croatians were hunting captive-bred lions at Leeubosch Lodge near Setlagole when he was killed on Saturday. 
  
 She said: "At this stage it is not clear who fired the fatal shot that killed Mr Jelinic. Our investigations are ongoing." 
  
 Captain van der Linden said the group was tracking a second lion when Jelinic was shot. 
  
 He was airlifted to Vryburg Hospital by helicopter, but doctors were unable to save him. 
  
 Police have opened a case of culpable homicide and are also investigating charges of illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition, the spokeswoman added. 
  
 Curlic has told Croatian media that the firearms and ammunition the group had were not illegal. ||||| We’ve been following the story of Croatian lion hunter Pero Jelinić and his death after he was shot during a hunting expedition in South Africa over the weekend. International media including The Independent and the Evening Standard has jumped on the story while Croatian press has searched vigorously for more details. 
  
 But who was it to shoot the Croatian hunter over the weekend? The details are still up in the air. 
  
 Vecernji List reports on January 30, 2018, that after talking to Đivo Ćurlica of the Dubrovnik Croatian Hunters' Safari Association, a professional foreign hunter shot the bullet that killed Jelinić. 
  
 “It was an unlucky case, an unfortunate circumstance. It was the gunshot of a professional foreign hunter, and the bullet hit Pero,” said Ćurlica in a telephone interview with Vecernji List. 
  
 On the other hand, Dnevnik reports on January 30, 2018, that the South African Police uncovered new details of what happened to Pero over the weekend, claiming that they know from whose gun the bullet was shot, though it is unclear how the situation unfolded. 
  
 Dnevnik reports that the South African police explained that Jelinić was shot by one of his fellow Croatian hunters. The group of hunters on the South African expedition, which included three Croats, were hunting at a lion farm near Setlagol. During the hunt, the 75-year-old was allegedly tired, after which he handed his firearms to his colleagues from Croatia. Two of them continued to walk and follow one another. The 75-year-old allegedly walked in front of the other Croatian citizen in the group, and a bullet struck him in the shoulder. He was taken to a hospital in Vryburg where he died, said the South African police. 
  
 The details are still pretty sketchy about what exactly happened to Pero in South Africa. What we do know is that Pero Jelinić was killed while hunting lions over the weekend. The South African police confirmed that the hunter died at a hospital in Vryburg, and immediately opened an investigation to find out exactly what happened to the Croat. 
  
 The news of his death shocked all his friends and colleagues on Saturday, including Slavko Pernar, a longtime friend who was in contact with him earlier this month. For a long time, he says, he planned to crown his rich hunting career with the trophy of the lion, but instead, it was the hunt to end his life. 
  
 Jelinić arrived on the island of Pag in the seventies to convey his experience in the hotel business which he acquired in Bonn, said Pernar. The hunters in the area had welcomed him warmly then, assisting him with finding work at a family home - and amongst everyone, he was a favorite, writes 057. 
  
 "He was a passionate hunter of big and small game, and in search of that, he traveled most of the world. For the past year, he had leased his hotel just to dedicate himself to the things he planned to accomplish and enjoyed a deserved retirement. He, unfortunately, received the ugliest end - he died doing what he loved,” Pernar said. 
  
 Jelinić was extremely vibrant for his age, and he faced no problems traveling to Africa to hunt at the age of 75. Such a journey, Pernar says, usually lasts seven to nine days. 
  
 “His office, a hunting hall, was full of trophies, deer and bear specimens and everything that could be hunted in Croatia and Europe. In this room he received friends, we will all miss him,” Pernar concluded. 
  
 More details to follow. ||||| A Croatian trophy hunter who boasted that he had shot ‘everything that could be hunted in Europe’ has died while hunting lions in South Africa. 
  
 Pero Jelinic, 75, was hit by a stray bullet during the hunt at a remote farm, where he had already killed one lion and was stalking another. 
  
 Jelinic was hunting at a remote farm where lions are raised in captivity purely to be hunted. 
  
 Police say they do not know who fired the fatal shot. 
  
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 The hotel owner’s friend Slavko Pernar told Croatia’s Jutarnji List newspaper, ‘Pero was a passionate hunter of big and small game, and in search of that he travelled most of the world. 
  
 Hunters travel to farms to kill lions which have been raised for hunting More 
  
 ‘For the past year he had leased his hotel to dedicated himself to the things he planned to accomplish and enjoyed a deserved retirement. 
  
 ‘He, unfortunately, received the ugliest end – he died in South Africa doing what he loved. His office, a hunting hall, was full of trophies, deer and bear specimens and everything that could be hunted in Croatia and Europe.’ |||||
Solution:
Pero Jelinic's love of big game hunting took him all over the world, but most recently to South Africa, where he hoped to bring down a lion. It was to be the "crown" of the Croatian's trophy hall, filled with "everything that could be hunted in Croatia and Europe," his friend, Slavko Pernar, told reporters, per Yahoo. But though Jelinic apparently managed to nab that crown, it was only shortly before Pernar says he met "the ugliest end." The details are murky, but police say 75-year-old Jelinic was fatally shot Saturday while hunting with two friends at Leeuwbosch Game Lodge, where lions are bred in captivity some 40 miles from the Botswana border. The group had killed one lion and was tracking a second when Jelinic was hit by a bullet and died after being airlifted to a hospital, reports the BBC. Police aren't sure who fired the fatal shot and while they don't suspect foul play, they've opened a culpable homicide (manslaughter) investigation and are considering charges of illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition, reports the Week. One of the men present maintains the guns were legal, however, and describes the shooting as an accident that came after "a series of unfortunate circumstances," per the Mirror. According to one account, a tired Jelinic handed his guns to other hunters in his party before he was accidentally shot in the shoulder, per Total Croatia News. A separate account suggests Jelinic was shot while aiming at a lion. Either way, Pernar says Jelinic—a hotel owner who leased the building to fund his retirement and hunting trips—died "doing what he loved."