Recent content by Seavas

I prefer plaid. If you want to wear camo, take the darker patterns. Also, it's not as big of a deal in RSA, but I wouldn't take military camo patterns to Africa.

This is gonna be a good one! Can't wait to see the result.

First time was at 33, then went back five years later.

Stopped by the Kenetrek booth and got the ol lady fitted and ordered her a new pair of boots. Talked to lots of Alaska outfitters to start planning some trips up there.

Very cool, congrats! I also took a nilgai bull this past weekend.

The euro mounts look good against the dark walls.

Contact Joe at Cape Town Hunting Safaris. He is a PH and tour guide in Cape Town, and usually has a booth at DSC. We decided to spend a few days there on our first trip to SA and booking with him was hands down the best decision we could have made. Table mountain, wine region, Cape Points...

Early teal season in the marsh. Ninety degree heat and enough mosquitos, moccasins, and gators to make you go home and put the gear away and wait for another month and a half.

Up for grabs is a set of Holden Ironsighter rings. Never been used, they are 1" I believe. Message me to claim them.

Dammit I am ready to do this one again but the timing is just not right for me. I am in the same boat as Jfet.

Great bucks, congrats

I agree with this. Instead of cheapening the hunt, just hunt species within your budget while you save up for the buff hunt. Tracking eland or blue wildebeest, aka poor man's Buffalo, can be a great hunt at a much lower price. And you can hunt multiples in one trip and still come in lower than a...

Looks like right by pleasure pier. Any trout action?

Last safari took a break from stalking animals to catch a South African bass!

I am in my 30s and returned a couple months ago from my second safari. All self funded, I do not come from money. I learned from an early age the value of hard work and wise spending. I currently work two jobs, drive a paid off truck, and most of our groceries we grow, raise, catch, or kill...