Recent content by Green Chile

Ugh….timing. Great offer Karl!

Thanks. Beautiful BRNO and I sold it to a forum member who loves it.

I don't remember if I posted on this topic before but here are some recent 375 buff kills of mine... this spring in Argentina on water buff at about 80 yards...random ammo of unknown specs, no bullet recovery 2 years ago in Limpopo, shot was about 50 yards, 300 TSX to base of throat, took 2-3...

True but you can work on shot angles all day long with corn dogs and Slurpees close by.

I haven't gotten to an opener in a few years. I did get to the zoo along with 50k of my closest friends.

10% on CC fees is unacceptable. In that case, they can choose the fee or a tip but not both.

Hyena attacks are horrific of course...just like a shark attack or a bear mauling. I will say that hyenas are not properly understood or respected. They are not cowards...huh, not hardly. They are not 2nd class citizens of the African underworld. They hunt their own live game many times and...

I called Blaser USA looking for a small part and she said hold one minute...came back quickly and said I found one and I can get this out to you today...no charge. Awesome!

It has never been mentioned by hotel staff during my hunts in Canada or my transits on the Alcan to Alaska. They are used to many hunters for deer, bear, waterfowl, etc. Just have your paperwork in order at the airport or border crossings.

I have done a 1 gun safari with my vote and have written of it here many times. 300 TSX covered a wide range of game....croc, buffalo, sable, honey badger...one shot each and all exits except the croc that was shot in the neck. I would recommend that load to anyone for a 1 gun safari. You can...

Congrats on the wolf! Your blue sheep hunt is easily one of the toughest in the world. It's legendary among sheep hunters. Good luck to you sir!

Regulating the barrels is very time consuming.

416 is my fav caliber for buff and my 2 bullet choices are the 400 gr TSX or 400 gr CPS.

Great classic gun. 16's are under-rated as good field guns.

Of course....but if the question is which happens more often in the field, it's clearly operator error. None of the recent 1/2 dozen wounded and lost animals I referred to were equipment errors. I don't know any PH who would say they have seen more equipment failures than operator errors...