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Never heard the truth of the matter but it had something to do with unpaid gambling debt or unpaid drug debt or something along those lines.

I have seen humans take bear spray rectally. All the pain meds in my kit were required just to get them calmed enough for an ambulance ride to the ER!

I also chuckled when I saw that Utah was in the Midwest. Bear meat in the spring is edible but not great, also extremely lean after a winter living off reserves. A bear that size might be better, must have wintered well. In the fall they pound down acorns, service berries, elderberries and...

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Look through the hunt reports section for titles in the east cape and you will have lots to read about and pictures to get you excited

Cape kudu, bushbuck, nyala, burchell zebra, warthog, and waterbuck. Bushpig if I saw one. . . Could add impala, red hartebeest, springbok, blesbok, both the common wildebeests and gemsbok. There are more and these are all available in good numbers. What you can afford in time and money is...

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Did Hyenas quit drinking from straws because they found out that in California drinking from straws can cause cancer? Or did they quit in protest because the new paper straws are delivered wrapped individually in plastic?

Some good videos of them lapping like a dog (or cat) on YouTube as well as some good swimming footage. I had never thought about it before. . . I like the drinking from a skull concept! Painted dog studios I believe had good Safari footage

I know that feeling!

I’ll be there in a couple months doing a very Similar hunt as you did. Thanks for stoking the fire! Glad you had a good trip, thanks for sharing

Welcome to the posting side. Can be a god place to learn and share information and experiences.

Pictures or you were never really there. . . Welcome, glad you joined us

Contact GetDucls.com and participate in their South African package-you can even bring them home. Or did you want closer to home? Something in the Dakotas perhaps?

Thank you for the update (y)

All true Ozzy Osborne fans hash their sevens! Sorry you got scammed, thanks for the heads up for the rest of us.

Sure enough

I knew spike was the sable expert and would have some solid advice, and could offer some other first time experiences. Figured he would have some info on a good place to find an old roan

Welcome to the site, glad you found us

A great idea-who makes them and we’re you able to get them to shoot the same as soft points?

Elephant rifles. . .

You should send a dm to Spike with this request

Started The Anxious Generation. More an employment related read for continuing education and special interest relating to patients I may deal with. Thunder without th Rain was reviewed by several in the books section. I did not care for it at all and gave my copy away. Others wrote very...

I think they have free shipping on orders over $49 as well. Good time to stock up

The New Zealand Red-one of the main species we raised for meat. Also the california breed of rabbits. We crossed them a lot it was great meat and I learned a lot about taking care of animals and why we kept them on the farm-

I believe Spain is called the “land of rabbits” although I’ve never heard of anyone hunting them there-I suspect they do plenty of rabbit hunting and eating-

Generally not hunted after March due to the females having kits. June until fall freeze is when they have lots of bugs-fleas especially. We eat cottontails but never jackrabbits although we hunt both with rimfire rifles or shotguns and light loads. Have snowshoe hares as well and I’ve killed...

I just finished the chapter on moose and there is no mention or rifle make, caliber or bullet selection. I can’t remember in any of the earlier chapters that he talks much about any specific rifle-I forget stuff pretty easy but he doesn’t write about those details nearly as much as similar...

Very similar to reading Russell Annabel books. Enjoying it immensely

Greetings from Utah neighbor. Best wishes on your stag hunt and all the stuff to chase here in the west. Hope to visit Wyoming for deer again this year and birds and fish and . . .

Maybe but the Steelers are still trying to semi retire Rogers. . .

That’s a well done kudu mount and looks awesome against the heavy timber construction. I believe my sable is being done on the same form as yours is-very pleasing

Awesome trip and an outstanding wife. (Insists on taxidermy!) Great trophies and mementos to bring home and enjoy in the future-thanks for the report

A charming read about an exciting adventure. I hope to get there someday, glad you did and had a great trip-thanks for the pictures and write up!

Dave Langerman among others -BUT I really hate the concept of this post. Far too many will be left out and some that shouldn’t get mentioned will simply because they are some American hunters buddy. What is the criteria? TV exposure is imo the biggest factor with written exposure a close second.

If you have one of those old zebcos-it probably still works. They don’t make them like they used to!

Exciting!-please post some more pix when you get them hung with the horns on (y)

Just over three months away for me-starting to get that nervous excited feeling when I see new pix or read a story from them!

Welcome to the group! Glad you found us and hope you someday can go hunting in Africa! Always wanted to hunt birds in Sweden, that is one of my maybe someday. . .

I misunderstood your question-removed my response. A good importer will be a huge asset to you-

all pieces and parts of primates, birds, pigs and bovines must be inspected at a usda certified facility. They will be shipped to one of these agents and a usda rep will visit, inspect and if there are no issues, release the shipment. OP did say they needed to be re dipped which is unusual...

BruceS-what animals are in your crate?

Third round in your title-second round in the first paragraph. Prices?!

I never understood math at any level. Then I was required for my employment to take a “hydraulics for engineers” algebra class-so I could function as the engineer on a fire fruck. When I could put My hands on things and understand why they were given a letter for value and place them into an...

Good luck with preparations for your trip. I will be eagerly waiting for your report. I would like to hunt with Ndumo someday, hope your trip goes as expected!

I cannot comment on those specific books but have really enjoyed Peter Flack’s books. I only have a couple as they command a fine price but the content and writing are very good- Kevin Thomas has some good reads for a very good price. Ron Thomson also has some written some fun hunting books...

Welcome from a neighbor to the south of you and thank you for a “proper” introduction. I spend about a week every year with connections in Idaho chasing birds-one of my favorite pastimes. A Brittney will serve you well! I’ve done the east cape a couple times and will again this summer. Kudu...

I have that same box for my .375 wby-I’m certain I bought it just for the cool box! here are a couple others I have collect through the years. I don’t burn ammo as fast as I used to but sometimes me and the kids will burn a bunch at the range. I’m sure I stock components more than loaded...

Call 1-800-279-7985 (McKenzie/wasco) and click on the “talk to a taxidermist” option or whatever similar it gives you. They might be able to help. I would buy some fiberglass hardener at a local hardware store and test That on a small batch, that just might work and can be bought separately

Had to look it up-Looks like my kind of event! Have a good time and let us know what catches your attention