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Forgive me for correcting you, but I think you're quite mistaken. Neither Humani nor Mokore are the largest; in fact, both are no more than 20,000 acres each. (As land, they often have hunting agreements with other properties in the Savé Valley Conservancy.) They are certainly the most famous...

Thanks to all of you, I think I'll opt for the 375 H&H, I hope I'm not wrong. My idea was the 404 Jeffery or 416 Rigby so as not to have an excessive recoil, but since the factory ammunition for these two cartridges is currently almost impossible to obtain at least in my country and in South...

Spain and therefore I have to comply with a lot of European legislation.

Incredible experience for what you describe, I hope you enjoyed it a lot.

I had not realized that indeed the 450 Rigby is no longer available on the official Hornady website.... As for hunting fences or not, I have to tell you that I totally agree, a farm of 1,000 hectares can have the wildest and bravest buffalo than one of 23,000 hectares. What really influences us...

I love the 404 Jeffery because of its history and because of all the calibers described above, it has a reputation for little recoil compared to the larger ones and is capable of anything. The same thing happens to me with the 416 Rigby, a caliber also full of history, but the same thing happens...

What barrel length does your CZ have on a 458 Lott and the Sako on a 450 Rigby? You say you regret trading your 416 Rigby for a 450 Rigby, just because of the noise or also because of the recoil or something else?

Great, and you, both of you, notice too much difference between the recoil of the 458 Lott and the 450 Rigby? As I said before I read on a website that the 450 Rigby is surprisingly manageable, more than a kick it's a push. I also suppose that these calibers, both the 458 Lott and 450 Rigby...

105 kilos = 231,48 lb 1,88 meters = 6ft 2.015in

The problem with the R8 blaser rifle, let me tell you, that although I can change the barrel, it's a rifle that I don't like its aesthetics at all. I'm looking at the Heym Express which is available in these calibers or any custom made rifle from a good UK company like John Rigby "Big Game"...

In response to all the comments I have to say that perhaps I have not expressed myself completely well because English is not my mother tongue. It's not the first time I've traveled to Africa, I've already had successful antelope hunting, on a fenced-in ranch in South Africa. The next trip is...

I have a question to ask you, as I have put in my presentation in AH, my next hunt will be my first dangerous hunt and I have an idea that it is a buffalo. I want it to be a unique experience, and I don't know if the behavior of a buffalo in a fenced farm in South Africa really changes much to...

No, bows do not need a license, but you will need to be a member of an archery club or hunting ground if you want to train without people calling the police :X3::rolleyes: Crossbows need the E license (which is the same as for shotguns) But all this is only if you are a resident, if you come to...

Thank you all very much for this welcome!

I am glad that you are interested in learning our rich language, the people in Spain when you come will help you without any problem, we are one of the most touristic countries in the world for a reason. Hunting in Spain can be of various types, waiting, stalking and the famous "Monteria" are...