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Bill J H welcome aboard a great informative forum, you are good to go with your .308 setup, as suggested practice shooting off sticks. Good luck and look forward to reading your write up. Enjoy

Nomsag, thats great to hear, well done to you both

Would have also suggested other African countries thought the question was about SA only.

Contact Coenraad Vermaak Safaris, Spear Safaris( Ernest Dyason ) Garry Kelly Safaris

Thanks for sharing but the sun here in SA rises in the east.....

Welcome aboard Sharing246, give us a bit of your history?

Excellent buy, you wont get a bargain like that in a hurry again.... welcome aboard the AH forum

Barnes work well on buffalo, make your 1st shot count, if you do get charged your ph will have solids and barnes still penetrate fine with the petals opening up if your brain shot is marginal with the shank acting like a solid.....

Welcome aboard AH Divan, look forward to you sharing about your hunting endeavours

Welcome to AH Robson T, its a great profesion learn all you can and give it your best. Best of luck on your journey

Congrats and a great write up

Very well done great kudu

Welcome aboard VolkFra, ask all your questions and youll get plenty of answers from knowledgable people on this forum, remember the only stupid question is the 1 that is not asked....

Great write up and a great outfit you hunted with too, Timbavati tent camp is an awesome camp

Depends on what area you are going to in Limpopo, some areas might be close enough to malaria area to warrant taking the meds as a precautionary measure if you say what area or who the outfitter is we can help/ suggest if its needed.

.308 win mag, .375 h&h and .458 win mag. Last 2 crf, a CZ550 and a winchester pre 64.

Hey Lon stay positive and keep fighting... we all fighting with you

That is really awesome...... well done to all 3 of you!

Well done on some great trophies, KZN is a special place....

very sad news RIP condolences to the family

Welcome aboard Alex

Agree with Sarg and if you travel for work you can travel to Africa for your Kudu.......

M70375! ask your PH what they recomend, gives you and your PH peace of mind.... Yellow fever is not needed for Botswana or SA

That looks great, the leg bones could also be used as legs in the four corners, just a thought

Keep positive and keep fighting Africa is waiting for you and aint for sissies..... all the best and know you arent alone

Been in camp with Martin from African Sun Productions, great guy great videographer, TIA are also great, Andy is a laugh a minute and great videographer to.

Giraffe hunting can be exceptionally difficult, with their periscope height and generally being herd animals it can be very challenging to stalk them. But it is a great hunt.

Good luck Lon and keep fighting and stay positive allot of us are fighting the same fight..........

I use reloads for backing up on DG, cycle every reload a couple of times and shoot allot on the range. This gives you practice, familiarity with your rifle and peace of mind with your reloads...

Another thing to watch for with gaitors is chafing if it has a velcro or zip, i use the Courtney or Rogue slip on leather or suede. personal choice.

Another thought is to use a big enough calibre that you are comfortable shooting in order to place your 1st shot accurately, the 1st shot is important..

Welcome aboard a great and informative forum

Welcome aboard Willard427

So if im not mistaken the parents will do "all" the hunting....

Hi Zach welcome aboard, you at the right place to get info. If i can suggest looking at a post from Tally-Ho hunting safaris about shooting sticks so you can make or get yourself a pair and practice shooting off them as a start. Enjoy

Welcome aboard a great place to be.

Great idea Stuart puts it a bit into perspective of out of season hard work.. apart from shows.

I have electrical heat shrink where the rifle rests on top for a bit of protection for fine stocks

Agree with Tally-Ho, and if needed you can use 1 of the legs while sitting or kneeling to rest on for a lower shot

Swaro 8.5x42 and leica 10x50 but swaros are my go to binos

Keep an open mind and be prepared to learn, remember a bad day in the bush beats a great day in the office.... stay positive and everything else that has been written above. The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement, we can never stop learning. Good luck

Welcome aboard Mike1975, tell us a bit more about yourself?

Welcome aboard 404Pruitt

Welcome aboard mac1745.....

Its the individual..... Zulu, Shangaan,Zimbabwean, Khoi and San, there are many underrated and excellant trackers and it is unfortunately a dying skill due to modernization and urbanization

Hi Stuart, all look great and a great deal should be snapped up quickly.

Hi Msasi416 Rigby, welcome aboard a great forum, tell us a bit more about yourself?

Hi harpuaphish, thats a difficult one, it is better to meet your PH and Outfitter in person to see if you going to get on, but saying that most hunters get along just fine.... good luck and enjoy

Welcome aboard roklok

Welcome aboard Derian, from a fellow PH