Honoured to be Featured in Malawi's Oldest Newspaper
Memoirs of a Real Crocodile Hunter has come full circle — reaching readers back in Malawi, where these true stories of danger, courage, and survival were born.
Ian Barlett
10/22/20251 min read


Celebrating a Significant Milestone
I am profoundly honoured to be featured in today’s edition of the Daily Times, Malawi’s oldest and most trusted newspaper. This newspaper has played a pivotal role in informing and connecting the Malawian community for decades, and it is incredible to see my memoirs of a real crocodile hunter reaching readers across the nation. It serves as a testament to the power of storytelling and the impact that shared experiences can have on people from various walks of life.
The Essence of My Journey
My adventures began on the rivers, marshes, and wild places of the Shire Valley, where I had the privilege of learning from nature and honing my skills as a crocodile hunter. Each story captures not just the thrill of the hunt, but also the profound respect I have developed for wildlife and the delicate ecosystems that surround us. Through my memoirs, I aim to share not only thrilling narratives but also valuable lessons that I learned during my journey as a hunter, adventurer, and storyteller.
Connecting Across Continents
As I continue this journey, my hope is to connect people across continents through my experiences. The stories captured in my memoirs resonate with readers, drawing them into the vivid landscapes of Malawi and sharing the essence of my interactions with both nature and people. I am grateful to everyone who has been a part of this path, from my mentors in the field to my readers who embrace these tales. Your support has been instrumental in bringing my adventures to life and sharing them with the world.
To explore more about my adventures, please visit my website: therealcrocodilehunter.com. Together, let us continue to appreciate and preserve our natural world through the power of storytelling.