I’m not anxious to do that. This isn’t a trophy moment. On the other hand, it is the end of a successful hunt so I stand by the big White Tip trying to look grim and determined. Everybody then takes a turn standing by the dead shark for a picture, and we wind it all up with a group shot while a crewman handles the camera. It’s now time for the forensic evidence stuff, so I have Mason turn the animal a few times so I can take pictures of the damages that almost perfectly match the photos that Aggie Burke prepared.
On the trip back with the White Tip shark hanging vertically from the winch and swaying in the wind, Chief Mason holds a stern counseling session with Sterling who admits he made a stupid mistake. The Chief puts it down to anger and says he’ll let it be for now. Then he sends Ste
