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Don't pull the trigger if you are uncertain or don't feel comfortable with the shot. Saves a lot of hassle in the end

No issue with the caliber, was just a tongue in cheek comment. Had great fun with Randy and Shannon.

Lunch time, The hottest day of your hunt.

Some more images of Bob and his handiwork

Randy, as usual it was great to have you visit us again, even better that we eventually met your good wife Shannon personally at last. Belinda enjoyed having some female company and she had great fun showing her the sights. Was skeptical about that "Bob" fellow you brought with, but he worked...

My son gave this to me, little Brusletto Troll, goes everywhere and keeps its edge well.

Will stick with my '74 Hilux and '84 Cruiser, still a lot of life in them for a few more years. Plain and simple, easy maintenance.

Little survivor, survived hunters, lynx, jackal, now the drought.

This is management hunting, trying to find these old bull that are struggling to survive this never ending drought that we in the Eastern Cape are experiencing and put them out of their misery.

I use the 32gr copper plated Stinger, around the farm. Very satisfied with them. From tree snakes to slaughter cattle in the kraal. Have culled duiker at night at distances between 50 to 100m head shots. Flat shooting round for a 22

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Just plain a pest. Ring bark trees, dig up the vegetables, raid the feed store. As a kid used to hunt them on moonlight nights with "kieries" (sticks). Taste like chicken. The skin is a delicacy, made crispy over a fire. Mainly nocturnal, but you get them during the day as well. Got one that...

When you wish for a remote rifle mounted to the camera. Just look at the time. Brazen!

Somewhere on AH I saw a thread, "What makes a good safari client" ................. Well, someone who can shoot a jackal. Thanks Randy. The last safari you did with me you shot one too.

Too all fellow South Africans........Have a good National Braai Day tomorrow.

Bar is open, what better way to celebrate the Spingboks beating the All Blacks!

Warthog rib

Mike and Mark, it was a pleasure to have you guys on the ranch! We were fortunate with the weather as to have been able to spend our evenings under the stars, beers in hand and just plain relax. Do you remember the nightly ritual of who goes where tomorrow?

Next year if the weather holds, it will be the "Old Man" Cockscomb!

You definitely will have to shoot a jackal, its your price of admittance

Yeah Randy, I think Dobber is so busy catching up on work that he missed while hunting, that he missed a day. For interest sake, the mainly nocturnal animals like porcupine, jackal and black footed cat (small spotted cat) were all seen during the day. Maybe they were confused by the full moon.

No Randy, was on the southern side of the ranch, about ten kilos away. He has not been taken yet.

Was a nice evening for a quick little nap as well, well for someone it was, i won't mention any names as to who it was, i told Warren i wouldnt do that to him as it would be wrong lol You must admit Ian, the morning was exciting and tiring, a certain Ph had to rest his eyes for a minute or two...

Registered Outfitter and PH as well, use a .222 for small animals ie duiker, steenbok grysbok .243 for the likes of springbok, impala, blesbok and a 30-06 for wildebeest kudu zebra etc. Both ,243 and 30-06 are made by Musgrave. Even use a much underestimated 303.

There is even Mountain Dew

Another three horned kudu taken at Rhinoster hoek a few days ago. Well worn, he certainly used his face a lot looking at the scarring.

Another three horned kudu taken at Rhinoster hoek a few days ago. Well worn, he certainly used his face a lot looking at the scarring.

Another three horned kudu taken at Rhinoster hoek a few days ago. Well worn, he certainly used his face a lot looking at the scarring.

Another three horned kudu taken at Rhinoster hoek a few days ago. Well worn, he certainly used his face a lot looking at the scarring.

Butt Selfie

How to apply make up

The last two look as if they have been up to mischief!

They are smiling, look closer! Duiker - more Mountain Dew in the morning, Brandy & Coke in the evening. :Banghead:

Even the Ladies

"Buddy you're a boy make a big noise Playin' in the street gonna be a big man some day You got mud on yo' face You big disgrace Kickin' your can all over the place" Playing around with a trail camera and you get some amazing shots.

Agree, the drought is far from over. The wind is the killer at present. I don't think us in the Eastern Cape will get any though.