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In this episode Todd and Bryce are joined by Veteran Hunter and former Rawhide TV co-host Brad Kile. Brad shares his stories of growing up on Canadian Forces Army Base Wainwright as the son of the Base Fire Chief. He also recounts his recent trip to South Africa where he hunted in the Kalahari...

In this episode Todd and Bryce are joined by Veteran Hunter and former Rawhide TV host Jordan Walsh. Jordan shares his stories of his recent hunt to South Africa for Plains Game and Lion. https://anchor.fm/todd-hisey/episodes/19-South-Africa-Hunt-with-Veteran-Hunter-Jordan-Walsh-e4jlms

I sit down with Mark, a Veteran of the Canadian Army and discuss his recent hunting trip to Namibia for plains game. https://anchor.fm/todd-hisey/episodes/18-Namibia-Hunt-with-Veteran-Mark-Fuchko-e4gu02

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Awesome and well done!

I received my animals this week. It took 14 months but they arrived in great shape.

I was hunting in SA last year when the DA took much of the municipality's in those elections. At that time voters realized they were better off without the ANC. Let's hope for the federal elections they decide the same and oust the ANC.

You should have to agree to all these rules before purchasing a ticket.

Well my animals have been with Splitting Image for a year now.

Hmm. Read the latest on murder rates in Mexico? Over 2200 for the Month of June. Don't see any resorts closing there.

I was surprised at the longer distances to shoot from. I had been told 100m, in reality my closest rifle shot was 235m. All shots were from sticks, which I had not practiced shooting from prior to going. Also unless bow hunting from a blind you need to be prepared to shoot at 70m.

I would spend time with the skinners as the worked on my animals after the hunt. They got to know my affinity for tracking the path of the bullet through the animal that after supper when I came to see them they would tell me all about how the bullet travelled through the animal and give me the...

Shoot from sticks at ranges of 250-300meters. Pack warm clothes, jacket, toque and gloves. Even long underwear for early mornings. We had frost and -4celsius a few mornings last summer near Kimberley. Wore shorts on one hunt near PE.

I love my .300Win Mag Sendero. I can put two rounds at 100ms side by side so they fit inside a quarter. Now I won't shoot more than 20 rounds at a time as it will bruise my shoulder. Just love the round. Used a loaner 300 and a 30-06 in SA last summer. Both stopped animals in their tracks.

Congrats. I retired in 2013. It's definitely different being out. But it's good as I have time for my kids and hunting.