I don't think it's helpful to tell someone who seems to have gotten scammed that they are out of their depth. I agree that he should "move on" in the sense that he shouldn't let this unfortunate event haunt him forever. But he should definitely let people know what happened.
I've only been on 1 Africa hunt (game4africa) and that was great, no problems.
I've been on 4 north America guided hunts and 2 of them I would not recommend. Even though on 1 of those 2 I was successful. I don't know why, but I really don't like the idea of publicly sharing negative reviews...
I have only been to Africa once and it was South Africa AND I didn't take my own rifle. So I'm not an expert. But I don't understand paying a travel agent to do something I can do online in 30 minutes.
I'm sure there are cases where I'm wrong, but I'll always book my own travel.
Last year, my 10 year old son and I went to Alberta for a moose hunt on a 6 day hunt. We had a great time together and made a lot of memories, but we never saw a bull moose. It ended up being pretty sad driving home 2 days with no bull taken or seen.
I knew I had to some day make it back on...
I hate that it's this way, but I purposefully omit details like that since it's a public forum and I don't want to encourage more migration to these states.
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