Recent content by Paolo Mauritania

My two cents..... I agree that the heavier one that flies straight is better, plus other factors as indicated by Ashby; however, do not underestimate shot placement. Broadside shots for a cape buffalo are tricky; if you look at the ribcage you will see that moving from the front to the rear some...

CRIES of the Savanna

Living in Qatar, I would only be concerned if the flight has a lay over, and would check if passing the immigration is allowed on transit flights; all the resident here (expatriate) are required to have some quarantine period which varies depending from where you come from. Other than this, no...

Yep.

Hello Guys, I finally got the Legend Stick yesterday; I must give credit to Craig (Ekin), he promised four weeks delivery, and he shipped in exactly four weeks. I just strung the bow, and exercised few times, however aside from the aesthetic aspect, it is really, and I mean really, feather...

Guys Thanks to everyone for sharing the trepidation of the preparation time. From my time when I was living in Africa is going to be a major quantum leap in the size of the game [mostly warthogs, few western hartebeest, rohan antelopes and some gazelle]. I plan to get one Buffalo and a couple of...

We are all cheering the hunt and sharing your success, I can speak for everyone saying that Cape Buffalo is everyone dream; if my comment was misinterpreted [just in case] is just that I would love to see more people joining our bow-hunters family without having to worry about spending 50% of a...

Today I received the GrizzlyStick shaft test pack with the 315 gr. Asby and the 200 gr. Samurai Overkill, including the field points of the same weight for arrow tuning. Can't wait to start.

I suggest to download this dynamic spine [which is what matters vs. your bow performance] calculator: https://heilakka.com/stumiller/ and take the time of reading the instructions; it is excellent for tinkering with shafts' dimensions, BH weight, GPI, length, FOC, fletching type...

With all respect for Bishop, with a 12 arrow package Hot FAD Eliminator at 1,200$ or 700$ for three Frozen FAD Eliminator shafts, without a low priced test pack option, you can get plenty of arrow for much less; for a 315 grains broadhead, single bevel at 400$ a pack of three; with 12 weeks...

Welcome aboard Chris!

The more I practice, the luckier I get.

I do, often; I can only go as far as using HH broadheads. At least we would not have endless discussions about kinetic energy........On that I am positive.