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Hi I can vouch for them. Solid outfitter.

Lots of good suggestions. My 2c There is a huge difference between a cow weighing 200kg dressed and a bull 500kg dressed. There are little more fulfilling hunts than shooting the big blue bulls on foot. It is not easy and usually requires a lot of stalking, and is not a given on a 5day hunt...

Wow wow wow! That is super special! The stories those beauties could tell...

We are fortunate to have hunted many of them. A good friend always say shoot the wildebeest low and in front. Rule number one, low and rather on than behind the front leg. The spine of the blue wildebeest is just above the middle of the wildebeest on the front leg line. Any shots that would be...

I use 140gr Nosler Acubond at 2950 in my 264. It is an old sako. Awesome rifle and have shot everything up to wildebeest with it.

In honor of Cal Pappas - NKWE SAFARIS

Most of the movie was shot on my grandad's land. He was Willie de Beer. Sadly I just knew him only as a young boy. In the house, I can tell you in, Afrikaans, those were 'vleis, rys en aartappels' days. That is meat, rice and potatos. Something like leg of lamb, rice and baked potatoes, but on...

For heavier leader fg for sure way to go. Lighter line any of the avove will work well. The most important thing is to get the braid to 'cut' into mono. Thus it needs to be pulled hard and in doing so easily cut your hands. I saw a nice trick where a guide uses the plastic from a bicycle handle...

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I have hunted a few times at Schalk's farm, and can recommend him for anything from plains game to dangerous game!

You are in our prayers and thoughts.

I shoot my 404 2150. It groups well and I have never had any issues with penetration. In my opinion it is not necessary to chase speed in a 404.

Good looking pipe!

Eland and then on top Lord Derby. The grace with which these giants tripple in the field always blows my mind.

Sadly not.

The serial number looks to be late 30's. The rifle was rebuilt in South Africa early 80's, from an action 'harvested' in Zim if I have it correctly.

Was lucky enough to get this dream rifle a few years ago, out of a safe where it was 'hidden' for 3 decades.

Agree with above. I load a bullet with cantilever grooves. If you get your Brass to end in one of the grooves a normal die works even better as 'crimping' tool, if set up correctly.

I can vouch for bush africa safaris in lepalale. Very friendly people that cater for bow and rifle and child friendly. Their website is bushafricasafaris.co.za Regards Pieter Ps I have no financial interest in their business have just hunted there a few times.

The 4 leg 2 point systems are next level stable. I didn't want to believe it until I tried it. The make I bought is stable sticks, they are pricey but worth it in my opinion. I used a 3 legged design before.

I also wear spectacles and have been using Zeiss FL victory 10x42 for the last few years. I never take my specs off when using it and it is a comfort to use.