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Story from Jam Press (Hunter Couple) Pictured: A video grab of Michaela during shooting training. Female hunter dubbed ‘murderer’ teams up with boyfriend to hunt more – 'We get death treats but will never stop our passion' A prolific female hunter who caused uproar after appearing on ITV’s This Morning says she’s now found love through her controversial passion. Michaela Fialová shocked the nation when talking to Phillip Schofield and Rochelle Humes about her hobby, with viewers dubbing her a “murderer”. But the model has since continued to pursue her pastime, pairing up with her new beau, Miroslav Trauer. The couple, who claim they mostly take part in conservation hunting to protect wildlife, though admit they also stalk prey for food, say they frequently get death threats. But that this is simply part of being a hunter and not something that will deter them from continuing. “People often say we should die, give us death threats and insults, but it’s all part of it,” Michaela, from the Czech Republic, told What's The Jam. “We are both hunters, have the same beliefs and think that animals belong to nature. “But hunting done properly helps conservation – so we’ve teamed up to help [these efforts] together.” Conversation hunting, or wildlife management, aims to tackle animal populations to ensure they’re not overcrowded – and helps to minimise the risk of spreading diseases. Michaela has killed many wild animals including lions, zebras, giraffes, crocodiles and impalas. Since hooking up with Miroslav, they’ve brought down bighorn sheep, foxes and wild birds – which they use for meat. The hunter says she draws the line at poaching – especially in South Africa – which is where she originally met her beau a few years ago. Their passion for anti-poaching protection has not only turned into their love story but also, a training project to help patrols in the jungle. She said: “I [met him while I] was filming som