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Took a zebra last day of safari so I didn't get to try it. But I've been told it is the best of the best. My favorite was Nyala... -
Sable- tenderloins, taste was good but very tough Impala- backstraps very good, tender Springbok- leg roast, very similar in texture...
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Zebra is delicious. Lechwe tenderloin was the best. Everything we’ve eaten was tasty. Even had warthog, chewy but not bad.
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+1 Eland was easily my favorite as well, excellent paired with local red wine.
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Zebra is fantastic in my experience.
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I really like it all, never had waterbuck though. Eland is probably my favorite. Ate lots of impala on one of my last trips, I could...
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I’ve eaten waterbuck in South Africa and Mozambique, it was just fine. The skinners must take GREAT care not to touch hide and then...
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I’ve eaten a fair amount of waterbuck and I found it to be excellent so I had to ask “why doesn’t it taste terrible just as the legend...
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After handling the new beretta straight pull rifle as well as the savage impulse, they aren’t in the same league as far as... -
Took my hybrid 46M on my 375 in August of this year. Took copies of the completed 4457 and form fours. Had no issues going to or coming...
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The best source of information on traveling internationally with a suppressor is in the article that @Green Chile posted back in...
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the guys doing rifle permits will not try to handle your suppressor with the USA, as they are legal in SA I do know a guy that bought a...
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I bought an aimsport triton 5 in SA and left it with KMG for future visits. If anyone is hunting with KMG and wants to use it, please...
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Zimbabwe, suppressors are illegal to possess.
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This! Just be aware that your POI will likely shift with the suppressor, so plan in a few extra 'sighter' rounds to get your rifle...