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I just hunted with them in September, I posted my hunt report a few days ago. Excellent Outfit you won’t be sorry

That just reminded me, had a set of Egyptian Geese that were hanging out at the hide, I thought they would make a great mount have both the male and female. Shot the male , and the female hung out just outta bow Range for the rest of the day.

Thanks for posting that video Dan, see your still helping me out even post trip! I wish all of you a Merry Christmas & A Blessed New Year. Getting ready to shoot some Snow Geese down here in February, after that it will be time to start planning trip #2

I m trying to figure out how to upload the video that Riaan was every so kind to make me named :How to Miss a warthog [emoji23]

So day 2 of my hunt Riaan pics out a real old Cull sow that had broken tusks, easy shot less than 20yds.,, and I shot right under her. Fast forward to day 4.. same old broken tusk sow at again 20yds... shot right over her the second time

Thanks Ridgewalker.. The warthog was definitely a challenge for me.. I never saw a mature male while we were in the blind hunting. Plenty of sows and kids every day .

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I’d like to thank Riaan and the rest of the Limcroma team for a unforgettable trip. Everything was first class, animals, accommodations, blinds, meals, fellowship. Couldn’t of had better service than we received!

The bushbuck will be at the top of my hit list for trip #2

The steenbok was shot at around 100 yds from the Rover. I concentrated on bow hunting for Bush buck, hunting the river in a tree stand every morning. I saw several, including a huge trophy but didn’t get a shot opportunity.

I harvested the following with my bow from a hide: Impala X 2 Gemsbok Blue Wildebeest With the gun I harvested Blesbok Steenbok Warthog

Well I can’t begin to say what a great trip we had with Limcroma! Everything from the planning stage to the hunt was meticulously executed . Dan and Jeff answered all my questions, and when we arrived in SA, Riaan picked up where they left off. Limcroma is definitely a first class operation, and...

Hello and welcome. I leave for my first SA Trip this Friday . Have learned a bunch on this forum. Split my time between S Texas and Shreveport .

Blue Wilde, impala, warthog, zebra, gemsbok, are what's on my list...will see what opportunities show up and go from there.

Welcome aboard! I leave next Friday for my first trip with Limcroma, counting down the days! Just had lunch last sunday at Jucy's in Marshall, mmm good!

Great report and great pics! I'm 82 days away from my first African Hunt, with Limcroma Can't wait to experience it !

[emoji23] Didn't think about that! Lol

What's on your menu Mike ?

Looks like we will be heading out while your heading in! Can't make any promises on what will be left

Welcome I'm a Texas transplant that grew up in Michigan, spent plenty of weekends at WMU...I think. Going on my first safari this September myself, this site has been a great tool as I'm a planner to. Welcome, good luck, and have fun !

I'm booked for my first trip to SA second week of September, counting down the days. Have heard nothing but great things about Limcroma ! Can't wait to get there.

Texas 12 pt.

Gianni, my youngest of 3 sons got his first hog! Great day of hog hunting with my boys.

Best of luck... been in your shoes twice now on a moose hunt and a bear hunt...

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Lol, believe me I know. Plains game on this trip Blue wildebeest, impala, warthog, gemsbuck, Possibly some others depending on opportunity. I have several friends that already warned me.. that I'll be booking #2 before we break camp!

Thanks so much for the welcome. I'll be bow hunting with Limcroma I Plan to hunt Blue Wildebeest, impala, wart hog, gemsbuck, and possibly a couple other species depending on opportunities. counting down the days!

Heading to SA on my first plains game hunt this September! Been reading and reasearching like crazy. Counting down the days till I depart. Booked with Limcroma Safaris, and so far have heard great things on this site about them. Looking forward to learning more.