Recent content by mark-hunter

Arent we all the same? When I saw that offer I sent it to all my friends aspiring to go to africa. I am travelling now to other destination and could not take this. This proved me one thing. Those people whom I sent could afford it of course. So not going is not about money. Going to...

Fantastic offer!

Sorry to heat of all these mishaps! Hopefully all will be sorted out! Btw, your hunt is very interesting. Question: Hunting at high north in this time of year: what equipment, gear and clothes did you prepare for the trip?.

Thank you, highly appreciated! I tried once with AHG, but they need article of not more then 2500 words. And I am a weak person, becasue I cannot cut short my story, and I dont know how..... :cry:

@cmk @Frederik Thank you friends! the story is a year in the making, based on short notes in diary in two languages i took in the evenings. Plus mix of photos from mobile phone and camera that needed to be sorted out I thought, a hunt of a lifetime deserves nothing less. Btw, ivory now is...

Having been in same shoes, I upgraded my ele for 5k, and made it exportable. and importabe to my country. tusks were 30 and 35 pound each. But to me this is of minor importance. My opinion is every elephant is trophy. Take a look at my hunting report, i posted a day or two ago: Zimbabwe...

True, indeed! Thank you!

I could hunt with Vaughan, any time! Indeed, he is.

Nema na cemu! The trick that I use in writing is to take daily notes and keep diary, every evening after the hunt. To remember the details later. Few details make picture. Then I follow with these notes later for my report Bad part is: sometimes I take notes in english, sometimes in croatian...

That sable now gave me a motive to find a roan somewhere in the wild. Sable, roan and Letchwe, noble antelopes, I never wanted to hunt in fence. I was always interested to learn local superstitions and beliefs. Once I started a thread about it...

Thanks PARA45! Thanks Coyote wacker!

That was my thought too, because I was told to watch for crocs, but then again, his hobby when not hunting is spearfishing in the lakes with crocs around.

Thank you, dchum!

You have touched one of my second thoughts. Boddington wrote, something along these lines - one of hunters he knew, shot an ele at 200 meters, but this should not be the rule, as DG hunting is close range affair. And I think that too. Maybe somehow, I missed that part of DG hunt. My buffalo...

Thank you Andrew! Thanky AZDAVE! Thank you Trophyhunter01! Thank you Oil and Dirt! (you woudnt be from some oil drilling business?) Thanks, Flipper!