I will be putting mine in 375 H&H in an auction in Cody, WY this week. It has been an awesome rifle to take to Africa and Alaska! Sadly it appears my trips are over. Moving on to other endeavors such as getting old gracefully and caring for my little lady and ill daughter.
Mine has been...
My current 2015 TRD with a Super Pacific camper.
I towed the Suzuki behind a cab over camper and F350 SD. It looked crowded with an elk in the back!
My granddaughter confiscated my 2003 TRD so I had to get the 2015.Great little hunting vehicle!
9,950 ft up Texas Creek near Taylor Reservoir...
Still around. Just having to struggle a bit with old man issues. Appears my hunting days may be nearing an end.
This was a great trip and having you there to share the time was great fun! I still listen to your CDs you gave me and enjoy them.
Have a great day!
If it bothers you, I’d contact RCBS and Forster and ask them if they could help. It may cost some, but I’d think they would be more than willing.
Best of luck!
I’ve only owned 2 drillings. A Merkel 12x12x243 and a K gun 12x12x30-06. Both had modified and full choked 3” barrels. I only used them in the upland fields, but I am not a fan of tight chokes for upland birds. That said, I did some patterning tests with different loads, brands, etc to find what...
Took a 300 WM my first trip, then bought a 375 H&H for the next 3 trips. The 375 H&H worked perfect for mixed game IMO&E. From 30 yards to over 400 yards it completed the task.
You will need to carry both every day which is something I am not interested in doing. You never know in Africa what...
Just a thought, but I made corrugated life size croc heads before my hunt. You might consider trying that. In red light it likely looks close enough. Doing a search, I haven’t located life size leopard targets.
Best of luck!
What an experience! I have called and taken several. Watched one stalk and blow up a covey of quail at a feeder. Seen them off the side of the highway in Colorado and in Kansas. I think there are a lot more around than we see. Pretty sneaky critters.
Thanks for sharing such a unique video!
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