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I would not recommentd shooting a Buffalo with a 450-500gr arrow your just going to wound it and that could be dangerous. For Buffalo you must use an 800gr arrow and up tipped with a 2 blade cut on contact fix blade broadhead like German Kinetic or Zwickey

I agree. I don't know if you heard of Dr Adrian De Villiers? He is a legendary bow hunter hear in South Africa. His books helps alot.

I agree. One set of arrows to hunt everything. Some guys prefer having 2 sets for diffrent game but I don't. I like having one set.

That is true. I know of a guys wife that shot a Cape Buffalo with a 63lbs bow but the arrow was heavy. So it shows you heavy arrow and good delivery of kinetic energy then you can hunt anything. The guy I bought my bow from tried to sell a 80lbs bow to me and that for me is too much. You get...

Bowhunting is all about correct shot placement. Here in Africa we have tough animals so penetration is very important. For the big game heavy arrows is a good call because the heavier your arrow the more kinetic energy. Springbok and Impala are not that tough but they are excellent spring...

This will help you for guide lines

Kudus are string jumpers. Shooting from a waterhole I will say 20-30m. I have not walk and stalk before so that I can't say. Elands are big animals. The bigger the animal the bigger the mess when you make an mistake. I will maybe increase it to 65-70lbs but with todays modern bows its not...

With my current setup I will be able to hunt Kudu but a Eland is on my Bucket List so I am going to increase my arrow weight and draw weight

I have a 31" drawlenght and my bow is set on 60 lbs. My arrow weight is 427gr. The arrows I used is Carbon Core Stalkers tip with Thunderhead Edge broadheads

Thats a nice warthog and impala

Warthog is delicious. I made cheesegrillers from him. Best in the world.

Sorry my bad. Thanks for the correction.

Thank you

Thank you. Warthogs make very delicious cheese grillers.

Thank you. I only shoot the best [emoji16]

I got my bow in 2014 and have been target shooting since. I never got a chance to go hunting with it because of personal reasons. Last year in 2019 I booked a hunt at Tarentaaalrand to shoot my first animal with a bow. I had my site on a Springbok to start with my Sringbok Grand Slam. I arrived...

Came across this on a study they did.

I heard you can also find them in the north side of Namibia

Does any one know were I can bow hunt a Angolan Springbok?