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Hi there Mudslinger, Congratulations with those excellent trophy's. Camo alone doesn't do the job; you need to have all the other factors in your favour too for a successful hunt. Do not worry too much about the red shirt it could have been worse in pink.;) Thank you for posting some pictures!

Welcome Fritz!

Ooops! Sorry for the grammer and spelling in the thread I started. This is what happen when you copy and paste from word late at night.:doh2: Spike.t, thanks for the compliment if you look closer you might see me on the left behind the horns.;)

Please send some. Tell us what you were hunting for as well and if you were lucky a picture of pictures of yourself in the best camo outfit you ever ware to harvest the animal you desperately needed the animal. Here are myne hunting for Nyala 27"+ at a waterhole.

Thank you again. You can be sure I will let you know!:-)

Stretch, you can be sure that the package includes the new quiver. With a 85# bow and 450gr arrow at 310ft/s you can shoot a monkey in the head or in the vitals it doesn,t matter.;)

Hi Wayne, thank you for the kind words and giving my identity away to lady's on the forum.:crazylol:

I use a PSE 4 arrow quick release quiver. Personally I do not like to hunt with the quiver attached to my bow, quivers tend to cause extra noise and hook against brush when stalking. I would rather give the quiver to the guide to carry instead of carrying it on the bow. I usually take...

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Welcome Seasidehunter, and good luck on your hunt for Oryx in New Mexico!:thumb:

Seaside, You should ask youself the question: Am I confident with my .270? As long as you are confident a .243 will do the job. It is not the size of the bullet that will do the job but the accurate bullet. An old time friend and great hunter told me that a small hole in the heart is better...

Spike.t, Diamondhitch, Rohan and Debutt. Thank you for your inputs on this sensitive subject, I know it might open up a can of worms butt still I think it needs to be discussed. We as hunters are being watched with eagle eyes by green organizations. And video clips like Rohan was referring to...

Pass threw on a Buffalo Bull with a 80 pound PSE X-Force using a German Kinetic broad head with a total arrow weight of 850gr.

Pass threw on a Buffalo Bull with a 80 pound PSE X-Force using a German Kinetic broad head with a total arrow weight of 850gr.

Pass threw on a Buffalo Bull with a 80 pound PSE X-Force using a German Kinetic broad head with a total arrow weight of 850gr.

Pass threw on a Buffalo Bull with a 80 pound PSE X-Force using a German Kinetic broad head with a total arrow weight of 850gr.

Pass threw on a Buffalo Bull with a 80 pound PSE X-Force using a German Kinetic broad head with a total arrow weight of 850gr.

Because of the thread posted by Rohan ( Bow Hunting DG ) I thought that this might be an interesting topic. When do you think the PH should make the call to take a wounded animal out of his misery after a client made a bad shot with a rifle or a bow? After the clients second or third or...

Hi Rohan, Wayne and Louis comments summed it up very well. The general rule of thumb is to take a wounded animal out of its misery as quick as possible whether it is with a bow, rifle, handgun or a black powder rifle. Most of these cases are caused by POOR SHOT PLACEMENT, hunters who...

Congratulations with your Springbuck Grand Slam! Looks great!

Welcome Jason! I am looking forward to your inputs on the forum.

Thank you Tap and I will definitely keep a monster Nyala out for you. No need to worry about dirk, he's got to worry about people like us.:letsparty:

When you get your wife and kids to hunt as well! VERY EXPENSIVE !!!:think:

Just want to say thank you for the warm welcome and best wishes from each of you. Wayne, you can be sure that I will be infront of the computer!

Tom, Enysse and Jerome thank you so much!

I just want to say hello to the members who know me and to those who don't. I did not leave the country but I left Leeukop Safaris and started my own hunting outfit. I am looking forward to be part of the discussions in this forum.:thumb: