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Great pics! Tootabi is a first class operation that exceeds expectations. Nice trophies and glad you had a good time. Visited Tootabi May 27, 2015.

They are about 36 in

Thanks to all for the kind replies.

These are some of the pics requested for further detail. One thing is if you harvest a Kudu have the inner horn polished and bleached (really cool). Before the questions come in I should of used the side skin to cover the back but will know next time.

Will post tonight, if I get the rest of my trophies hung up.

Here is a pic of the warthog done by bullseye.

I had them made by bullseye. The bushing is a small braided rope that outlines the back of the mount

Will do. Copper smith Chicago and zingela were great to work with.

got my trophies today. Bullseye did an excellent job. The crate was put together very well and very secure. The work was very high quality, and didn't disappoint.

Flying delta from ATL to JNB then SAA to Port Elizabeth. My question is will ammo need to be checked separately on SAA or can it stay in checked baggage?

Remington 700 30/06

Here is a pic areaonereal was referring to... 168gr Barnes tsx that took a gemsbok at 200yds broadside and was found in off shoulder. You can see entry below. Shot placement could of been better, but I did get a photo opportunity. Lol

Here is a impala I took with barefoot hunting safaris in Limpopo

Tay50, looks like you had just as much fun as I did. You got some great trophies. I am planning on going back in 2017. It was a hard, but enjoyable in every way.

I would like to thank all of you guys on the nice comments. I was wondering how the trophies would rank vs. other hunters coming back (curious on sizes of most trophies that we're being taken) and I am even more happy. An above average trophy is just icing on the cake after an experience of a...

I agree, top notch PH and PH (professional hostess)...went as clients left as friends. Even got a pic with the kids after taking a good impala...it will be nice to show them that pic in a few years when I go back...

Thanks, sir. I was beyond happy with all of it.. Barefoot Safaris was an excellent PH

I agree..the warthog had missing petals. Gemsbok bullet is pictured and kudu,impala, and blesbuk bullets went completely through..they were running about 2800fps, so I guess they should. My reloader expert put together a accurate and deadly combo...(my dad).

Gemsbok and kudu were 200yds, impalas were about 125yds, warthog was about 40yds...

Gemsbok fillets on the grill...scalloped taters, and green beans...didn't have a bad meal. Lost 4lbs, but that was from walking...not from not eating...oh yeah a few castle lights...

Basically all of them. But to be more detailed I would say the Gemsbok, it was a great stalk, and true hunting experience. We spotted them about 400 yds out, and then stalked for over an hour, passing up a huge impala at 40 yds from us and about 300 from the gemsbok (praying it wouldn't snort...

Yes on all above comments.

For a first timer in S.Africa I was beyond pleased with my experience. It started with a blesbuk on the morning of the first day and proceeded to get better day after day. BHS was top level in all aspects. The trophies were listed in order taken. Blesbok (15.5), kudu(53 7/8), warthog(12.5)...

Both parties have rifles but my concern is that if baggage is lost or ammo is stolen we now have two metal/wood clubs and no guns. Is your baggage more secure if it's deemed to have ammo, or can you put ammo in the case with the rifle?

I was wondering how secure your rifles are once they arrive off the plane at Joburg airport? I am concerned that once the baggage handlers see the pelican cases they have a good idea what's in them. Also how secure is your checked baggage? Obviously if you don't want it stolen put in your...