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Well, the best-laid plans of mice and men...! It falls to me as President of the host club to announce with considerable disappointment that the Australian National Discipline Committee has cancelled the International Big Game Rifle/Dangerous Game Shoot this year. We are told it had become...

Although its mentioned in the pdf flyer, I should reiterate here that club guns are available at no charge for the use of competitors who are unable to travel to Australia or the NT with their own hardware. These include: Ruger M77 Mk.II (blued, walnut) .338 Win Mag topped with a Leupold VX3...

Will the real International Big Game Rifle/Dangerous Game Shoot please stand up! Its been a long time coming, following 3 years of covid postponement, but the World Titles are finally here! Our modest NT Big Game Rifle Club in Darwin Australia is still the venue, with the event hosted by SSAA...

Monish: Just to put this thread to bed... In partial agreement with your sentiments and justification, I (like the rest of us) am keen to learn about the history of shikar and bygone times. Lifting sections from unpublished or out-of-print works and tossing them up on the web is perhaps the...

Red Leg: Thanks for your explanation. Appreciated. I might have come to the same conclusion had it not been for the realization that Monish can only have downloaded the text and pictures separately to his own computer, altered some of the text, uploaded the photos to Africa Hunting (which are...

Hey Monish: Just curious about your personal ethics here mate. Signing your name at the bottom of the 'Tiger Tamer' article as if you wrote it is a bit steep. I'm the actual author of that article, also the photographer for the most part, and the Kavanagh bore-gun pictured is in my gunsafe...