A raffle which gives would-be hunters the chance to kill a lion has angered animal rights activists.The prize is being offered under the headline "Win a lion!" on the website of Zimbabwe's Bubye Valley Conservancy. The raffles has 100 tickets priced at 1,500 dollars each, the winner gets an 18-day "lion safari" with a "full lion trophy hunt".
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