Recent content by Justbryan

We had wi-fi both ways. We were able to communicate with family, check messages, surf the internet, etc. It worked okay but a slower than home.

My taxidermist asked for a picture. He said if he doesn't get a good picture, it is hard to duplicate a Cape Buffalo. Mine looks the same but I have seen many that appear much smaller after taxidermy work is completed. It is sometime because of soft bosses and sometimes other factors. My...

Good question? I have no idea.

I want a big Roan, but I have too many hunts booked for the next two years. I would love to do this hunt someday.

I think I will just post for sale as-is in the classifieds section. I don't want to mess with it anymore.

I have posted this rifle before but now I have the report from a stock repair person that there are several cracks in the stock. He is asking me what I want to do with the rifle.

I have a Blaser R8 Classic Sporter Stock that has several cracks that run all the way through the wood. You cannot see it in a picture but one is the ebony end cap, one in the forearm. I don't want to sell it because it was damaged. It was damaged by UPS and they never paid for the damage. I...

I am going on a Roe Deer hunt in April.

A-2 Murray Custom Leather cobra type rifle sling with a thumb hole.

I have done some of the tiny 10 and predators. I also have a full body Aoudad, Chamois, and Tahr. Kudu and Gemsbuck look awesome in shoulder mounts so I would not do those particular animals but save the back skin. Other animals like Nayla, Bongo, Bears, Cats and most predators look better as...

This would be a great choice in my opinion. My 300 grain, 375 H&H went through the chest bone and into the back leg. I thought it was plenty of bullet and caliber for a clean kill. It is a very thick hide, but it worked for me. My PH said he had shot a lot of giraffes with this combination...

I used a 375 H&H with a 300 grain Peregrine bullet. My big bull was a frontal shot and he only took a few steps before dropping. The hard part is getting close enough on foot to get a good shoot. My bull once we hit the ground became very weary and hard to get close too. My suggestion is...

I like mark-hunter am getting to a stopping point with my taxidermy. I have two rooms almost completely full of game with a trip to Spain and Namibia coming soon. I also have New Zealand mounts and a night hunt in Limpopo at the taxidermy now. I have built a new game room (too small) and will...