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Very well done! Mounts look great.

What Red Leg said! I did Namibia this year solo and had a great time. I've actually started doing most of my state-side hunts solo for similar reasons.

Unfortunately, the sight has to come off the bow to go in the case, so it pretty much eliminates that option.

LOL. Thanks Dan!

Thanks Hannes. I'll be in the back of one of your bakkies, so there is probably no better guidance! :) Cheers.

Curious ... I'm taking a bow with me to RSA in May. For others who have taken bows over there, do you take any kind of light weight padded case to protect it in the truck? Just carry it in your lap? The plan is spot and stalk (no blinds / water holes) so I anticipate there will be some...

I used OnX in Namibia last year. Worked great. Downloaded the satellite imagery before I left. Was able to keep track off where we went, where I shot different animals etc. not necessary, but fun. @Opposite Pole is correct that you will not have topography or land ownership, but to me that...

Thanks for the feedback guys. Not planning to take a second rifle as I'll already have the bow and one rifle and it's not a dedicated tiny ten hunt -- I'm sure they will be targets of opportunity and I likely won't get the chance to swap rifles. I was originally thinking I would just keep 2-3...

I am new to these little guys with the exception of my one steenbuck, but my understanding was that 243 and 223 weren't good options because the bullets were going so fast (ca. 300 fps) that you got hydrostatic shock and blew the little guys up. Not correct? I have been googling and have found...

Heading to Limpopo in May and hoping to put some smaller animals in the bag as part of the hunt. It's not a DG hunt, so I'm only taking my 300 win. Mostly, I'll run 200 grain a-frames. When I was in Namibia last year my 300 with 185 bergers made a mess of my steenbuck. I was smart enough...

Very nice!

Elk from last week.

Sorry...spell-check got me. Should have been "My other gun was running a-frames."

Very nice!

I took berger 185's to Namibia this year in my 300 win. It wasn't my first (or second, or third) choice, but it was the only bullet I could get to shoot well from the gun I had already committed to taking. I use Bergers a lot in the US, mostly on elk, and have been pleased with performance. I...

So Dadz....I was thinking this afternoon we should go chase some Chukkerz. Yeah?

Very nice!!!

Glad you had a good trip! Well done!

You definitely retired in style!

Very nice!

Cool trip. Thanks for the report!

What a great hunt! Well done!

Very cool trip. Thanks for sharing!

Spectacular hunt! Congratulations and thanks for the great write-up!

Thanks. Will try these too. I think i even have some laying around here someone for one of the elk rifles.

Will do. Already trying to figure out what 2021 looks like. Have a great time in Kamchatka! I want a hunt report from that one!

Good story; glad you got him in the end and everyone came out ok.

Thanks for the report! looking forward to hearing about the rest of your trip.

That's pretty cool!!

:A Popcorn: Interesting thread. I switched to Valkyrie Jaggers this year. Will be using them this weekend in elk woods, in TX for hog hunting in Feb, then at Limcroma in May. They have been flying well for me with a 200gr head plus a 25gr insert up front. Very interested to see how they do...

Hartmann's Mountain Zebra, Impala, Blue Wildebeest, Gemsbok, Red Hartebeest, Black Wildebeest, Kudu, Springbok & Red Hartebeest