Do shotguns have a bead on them? Never noticed one. :cool: See the bird, only the bird, and nothing but the bird. Has always worked for me. What else happens while that is going on, I haven’t the slightest idea.
Had a great hunt with Martin Pieters Safaris in the Omay back in 2012(?). Dalton Tink was my PH, as he was his 1st year out as a licensed PH. Dalton is Martin’s nephew. There has been a little “competition “ between the two since then, mainly over concessions. Not sure where that stands...
Just booked a last minute hunt near Tatlayoko Lake BC in the Coast Mtns for a Canadian moose. Couldn’t pass up the price Arrive Williams Lake BC on October 11 and hunt 7 days. Cabin based hunt. Mule deer and whitetail available as well. Will have a wolf tag in case of the most...
I like variety too. I like to shoot a different elephant or buffalo than I shot last time :cool:
Seriously, I’ve never been a guy to mess with what works, and that’s on me. Not a gadget guy. Some people are, and whatever you like , I suppose.
Ok, so I’ve had a couple of glasses of Bordeaux, but explain to me why some people feel the need to reinvent the wheel?
Why do people choose to shoot off the wall calibers, in an attempt to ….. ………..?
Rather than using tried and true performers?
Eff if I know :cool:
Mine stay on the truck. Not needed. Some may want them, but they don’t need them. I have used them in Kwa Zulu Natal when doing a lot of extended glassing, or I suppose
In the east cape or parts of Namibia, but I’ve never hunted there. Miles of tracking buffalo or elephant, nope.
My 3 battery lineup.
30-06 in Model 70 Featherweight
404 Jeffery in 1917 Enfield
458 Lott in Model 70 Classic
Not sexy. Not romantic. Effective.
Kinda like me. :cool:
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