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Yes , the shipping was the most difficult part of the whole safari. Costly, they got you if you want your trophies. I decided against shipping and putting the saved money towards another future hunt. Couldn't get a straight answer from the canadian gov as for fees, taxes. Got very complicated...

Enjoyed the video, great job Louis.

That's great, truly enjoy hunting with the trad bow. It definitely takes more commitment than a compound. Be sure to tune your arrows to the bow. Play with some heavy broadheads. I was shooting 300 grains on a 55/75 goldtip and 200 grain from a 35/55 . I had great penetration from that combo...

I forgot to mention that Louis brought a cushion for the second evening's hunt. He was in the lap of luxury. Thankfully , we only had to wait 90 minutes for the gemsbok to show. I really appreciate my treestands back home and tree with no thorns. Thanks for the comments, happy hunting. jp

Louis was showing me your lion hunt, very exciting. congrats on all your trophies!!

We were quite the sight, two grown men on a plank in a tree full of thorns. It's a hunt i won't soon forget. Louis will go the extra mile for his client. I don't know how many ph would have climbed that tree.

Already wanting to go back. There's a nyala out there with my name on it. Prepping for the whitetail season, will be my son's first hunting season. I'm getting pretty excited.

Louis had spotted a wounded impala that had an infection. So that was the last animal i shot in africa. I had a great experience and learned a lot bout the animals and fauna. A great trip. In a couple of years,hope to go back.

Here's my gemsbok shot form the plank stand.

We hadn't been seeing any gemsbok. So we had to improvise. Louis knew of a pair that travelled on the west side of the property. No room for a blind, so a stand was hung. Actually a plank, but it worked well.

The following day, we pulled an all day sit. About an hour before dark, we spotted a herd bedded about 150 yards away. They finally lifted and walked off and we thought our opportunity was done. We called for the truck. Then suddenly they were coming to the water. Tried calling off the truck...

On the second day, i had a nice kudu bull come by the blind but wouldn't commit. The following day, he came in a presented a shot. I was fortunate to get myself a nice kudu.

I hunted with Louis from spiralhorn safari. I'm very happy to say i had a great hunt . He understands the limitations of a traditional hunter . His blinds are well set up and i understand some elevated stands are in the works. My first african game was an impala. It was truly exciting, i...

It would be great to share camp with some fellow bowhunters, i'll be there. Great deal for those undecided bowhunters.

I'll be there next year august 7 to the 21. Would be great to have other bowhunters around the campfire. jeanpaul

Thanks for a great report.I've heard nothing but positve comments about spiral horn. I'm so pleased to have chosen this outfitter for my first safari. I think i put on ten pounds just looking at the pics of all the food, those steaks looked awesome. Congrats on a great hunt.

great videos, still a full year to wait! jp

congrats, fabulous hunt. Louis, i hope you saved a few animals for me? Impressive list of trophies, i'd be proud of anyone of them.

Sable would definately be my choice. Hunting with a bow would make it memorable.good luck, i'll be there next year.

Thanks for the welcome. I 'll be hunting with Louis and bringing my recurve. Hoping to bring home a nyala and kudu. Anything above that would be a bonus. All the plains game intrigue me, there all beautiful and unique. I have a feeling i'm going to love africa!!jp

hi everyone, name is jeanpaul. I'm from canada and will hunt africa for the first time in 2012 with spiralhorn safari. I'm looking forward to experiencing africa. Hoping to gain alot of information from this site.thanks jp