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This is my dream rifle! A Westley Richards rifle chambered in .425 Westley Richards, a truly classic cardridge. don't know why we don't see many .425 WR anymore these days, but they seemed to be quite popular back in the day.

A Johann Fanzoj Mauser Magnum in 416 Rigby, w. double square bridge, fine scroll engraving, beautiful dark circasian walnut. Made in Ferlach, Austria

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Just recently sudan reopen to legal hunting again after a 10 year ban, it's again possible to hunt Nubian ibex, Barbary sheep, Eritrea gazelle, and Salt dik dik in the Red Sea Mountains of Sudan, not sure if it's importable though.

Excellent read!

Jaguar (darted) hunt with hounds, a bit of wingshooting, and one or two water buffalos in paraguay in the amazon.

Thanks for sharing!

Great read!

I'm pretty sure you can import more things into mexico than the US. African animal such as the black faced impala, brown hyena, Cheetah, and couple others can't legally be imported in to the US, but you can legally import them to canada or mexico.

Yes their huntable in namibia and south africa, the tags are very limited though and Pricey, The alternative is to do a vita dart hunt in SA.

@Professor Mawla thanks for sharing, you always have the greatest stories on this forum!

Great read, thanks for sharing!

Great read, Incredible photos too! Thanks for sharing.

Great bull! Thanks for sharing

Yes!

Love those full body mounts. congrats on the North American Grand Slam too, it's a personal goal of mine too.

Congratulations! Thanks for sharing!

I didn't know that, thanks!

You'll find them in northern cameroon too.

That is definitely in my dream hunt bucket list!!

@Kewin Lefol thanks for sharing!

Pffff that's an easy choice to make,HEYM of course!!!

I hope all the Conflicts and safety issue would stop some time future! And C.A.R once again will be huntable!

I don't know if it's just me, but i kinda like male lions with thinner manes more than those with thick manes.

Yellow-backed duiker! The yellow-backed duiker is a forest dwelling antelope. They are found mainly in Central and Western Africa. They are huntable in cameroon, congo brazzaville, Central african republic (currently CAR isn't huntable due to conflicts and political instability), also in...

Super interesting @Foxi , thanks for sharing!

Great news!!!

The mountain gazelle or the palestine mountain gazelle. The United Arab Emirates and Turkey both have a conservation success story done trough the sustainable use conservation system, although the amount of individual animal that can be harvested is very limited.

Great offer!! A guided sheep hunt in canada cost way more that!

@Professor Mawla thanks for bringing this question /topic up, it's really interesting and fascinating to see what others dream rifles are. for me the first rifle would be a nice English droplock double in .577 nitro, build by either Westley Richards or Purdey the second rifle i would love is a...

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Interesting read professor, thanks for sharing your vast knowledge!

Interesting, namibia is definitely a leader in sustainable use conservation, but there are some laws/regulations which I consider odd, like how operating a vita dart rhino hunt is illegal in namibia although it has been proven a successful conservation tool and with namibia having a large white...

thanks for explaining

The legality of hunting puma depends on the province, in some province it's legal and in some other province it's not legal to hunt pumas, So it really depends on the local law of the province.

Great ele congrats! I've never heard of citizen quota elephant before, could you please explain a little bit about it, if you don't mind.

These back and forth argument are entertaining!

It's on a 156 square mile national park.

Excellent report! Thanks for sharing.

The theory must be working in some ways, since people in northern parts of india also used to paint their cattle backside.

@Zambezi Interesting, thanks for sharing.

For what they are worth it depends on what rifle you build it could be a basic working rifle or a beautifully ornate rifle with engravings and gold inlays, so It really depends.

when it comes to bespoke gun making we often hear about the english gunmakers such as Holland & Holland, John Rigby & Co, James Purdey & Sons, Westley Richards, or even some German and Austrian gunmakers such as Johann Fanzoj, Ludwig Borovnik, Peter Hoffer and many more... But the name VO Vapen...

My goodness that lodge is beautiful!

Not a bad price, a stone sheep hunt in canada cost more than that!

Just curious one the last picture what double is that?

I belive in northern British Columbia outfitters like backcountry bc and beyond still offering grizzlie hunts but it's called a "meat hunt" so other than the meat it's illegal to keep any "trophies" no skull, no hide. What a stupid law who is going to hunt a grizzly for meat!! I'm not into...

Sounds like Central African Republic would be perfect! Makes me sad that currently the country is too unstable and many violent conflicts within the country to be able to hunt.

I wouldn't think there would be many museums that need big game specimen to be collected as there were a 100 years ago, but if I'm not wrong 2 years ago a museum in canada send some hunters to SA to collect lots of PG species they also got to collect females and juvinile animals I believe one of...

A polar bear hunt in nunavut would definitely be a great hunt, hey anything is possible and could happen!