Recent content by WRudman

Don't pull the trigger if you are uncertain or don't feel comfortable with the shot. Saves a lot of hassle in the end

No issue with the caliber, was just a tongue in cheek comment. Had great fun with Randy and Shannon.

Lunch time, The hottest day of your hunt.

Some more images of Bob and his handiwork

Randy, as usual it was great to have you visit us again, even better that we eventually met your good wife Shannon personally at last. Belinda enjoyed having some female company and she had great fun showing her the sights. Was skeptical about that "Bob" fellow you brought with, but he worked...

My son gave this to me, little Brusletto Troll, goes everywhere and keeps its edge well.

Will stick with my '74 Hilux and '84 Cruiser, still a lot of life in them for a few more years. Plain and simple, easy maintenance.

Little survivor, survived hunters, lynx, jackal, now the drought.

This is management hunting, trying to find these old bull that are struggling to survive this never ending drought that we in the Eastern Cape are experiencing and put them out of their misery.

I use the 32gr copper plated Stinger, around the farm. Very satisfied with them. From tree snakes to slaughter cattle in the kraal. Have culled duiker at night at distances between 50 to 100m head shots. Flat shooting round for a 22