Recent content by lhook7

I’m 1 for 3 on leopard. The first was a great hunt, but unsuccessful, the second was the most pathetic excuse for a hunt I have ever experienced, the third, with CMS, was in Dande an I took an elephant and leopard within 5 days if I remember correctly.

Nyati, whose nickname is The Professor, was the perfect person for this interview. I can't wait to read his book.

Congratulations on a great hunt!

Unless there is a good reason not to, I wear shorts.

Stay at Amanzi and also go check out Patrick Mavros’ jewelry shop.

Conservation Force does great work and are definitely worthy of donations!

I had a similar experience when I was booked on a full bag hunt in Tanzania in (if I remember correctly) 2007. The government upped all their fees and the price of my hunt more than doubled. I was lucky to be dealing with an honest outfitters, Luke Samaras, who refunded my deposit. I have not...

Beautiful rifle! I’ve got 404 envy!

I hunted Karamoja last March with UWS and it was an amazing hunt! I took two buffalo and an oribi, and my girlfriend (now wife) took a buffalo, waterbuck, warthog, and reedbuck. We have a few other hunts booked at the moment, but will definitely go back to Karamoja when we get a chance.

That view brings back memories! I stayed there for about a week nearly 20 years ago. I may be hunting Matetsi with CMS in the next couple of years and will definitely be staying there before or after the hunt.

Congratulations on an amazing hunt! Thanks for posting your report.

I had a very similar experience at the same crossings about 10 years ago. I have not hunted Canada since for that reason.

Congratulations on an amazing lion!

Definitely yes. I think very few who says otherwise are being honest with themselves. I don't follow any "influencers" but I would not have hunted Uganda if it were not for videos I watched on YouTube. This year at SCI my wife and I were down to two yacht based black bear hunts, the videos of...

I agree, the places where you have a true opportunity at large ivory are few and far between and require not only the funds, but appropriate research on the hunter’s part.