Sadly there was no hunting. The trip was a study abroad as part of a class studying innovation and sustainability in business. We visited places like the port that moves half of Brazil's GDP out and the most active terminal in the port (Cargill), a 27 billion dollar ethanol company, non-profits, the Atlantic Rainforest, and spent a weekend on the beach. I speak Portuguese, so a lot of people were very friendly with me.
Gun laws? It wasn't an issue down there. Lots of cops carried .357 mag revolvers and a few had Glocks and Berettas, but I didn't hear anything about people owning guns or hunting. Then again, I was in Sao Paulo- the largest city in Brazil.
Gun laws? It wasn't an issue down there. Lots of cops carried .357 mag revolvers and a few had Glocks and Berettas, but I didn't hear anything about people owning guns or hunting. Then again, I was in Sao Paulo- the largest city in Brazil.
