Recent content by LWPhunt

You got some decent advice. This is what's your favorite color kind of question. Once again as stated, shot placement more key than arrow or broadhead. Fly straight, great advice. Spine follows broadhead, can't over weight the front on a poor spine shaft. Most the hunting shows, only show...

I saw the comment about the cost spent could easily pay for another nice hunt, elephant or otherwise. it's a tough deal as the cost of shipping and etc doubles the cost of the taxidermy. I have invested like many too much in to the taxidermy. Going forward, after reading comments, if the...

you are a scholar and a gentlemen to allow us to see and buy it. congrats to the lucky person. wow

Nice set of animals, congratulations. That Black Impala, very cool. That Kudu had very nice sweeps to the outside, great look

It's all about the "cool" factor. otherwise there is no justification. To each his own, many of us remain stalwarts of proven history and results.

My bino passion far exceeds my scope passion. But that is due to hunting conditions, and my limit to shooting distances. Have Vortex Razor, Zeiss conquest, Mavens, Leica Geovid B, some in multiples. Leica are range finder, I can't go in the woods without them. Mavens are my favorite glass...

I did shoulder mounts of the main stay animals you think of in SA and others too, Wildebeest, impala, nyala, Kudu, sable, gemsbok, eland, cape buffalo. All the rest flat skins and euro's. From this point forward won't bring any heads back, but flat skins can make some cool stuff, so that is...

Great recap, great animals, they are perfect looking kudu and bushbuck

Great gun for young hunters, there are many caliber options, this is one of them. Have a couple that my girls deer hunt with, more than adequate, and ammo available. it's not a multi tasker amongst other big game animals, for sure, but deer and coyotes, etc, does a great job. A great value...

This dilemma is one you won't be the only struggling with. Same here, all I've been able to do is take that "variety is the spice of life". and accept that even the trips that aren't awesome in comparison to the past, provide back drop for something to do next. And People are interesting, so...

I am enjoying the answers to the thread. As I contemplate an answer, I don't think of it as overrated or underrated, as stated above, just wouldn't do it again. Hunt some northern WI woods for whitetail, as hard as anything else I have ever done. Chasing Elk where there are none, a pain...

Owning land is a great feeling and sort of sets you free. Congratulations, not everyone does it, or can. Have fun playing and planning.

So many well written points of view. No right answer, the key phrase though, "make something happen, don't put it off". One's man treasures is another mans ? Variety can be and has been the "spice of life". For me, finding another experience where you have a great bond or connection with...

we don't say it enough, thanks for sharing, what a fantastic "short report" congratulations and that is an awesome old bull. way to go.

Journey, adventure, pain in the arse, hang in there, and sounds like you have great attitude. Good luck