Argentina water buffalo hunts

[gizmo]

Hey bud, ya I reached out to the Ox ranch, buffalo are on a 2000 acre pasture. Not for me that’s for sure. I already have a blackbuck but figured if I go to Argentina I would hunt another. I’m contemplating several options for the future this is one Australia is another and my last and possibly my favorite option ( if financially possible) would be western Savannah buffalo hunt. Either hunt you’ll be getting my taxidermy.

Holler at Christophe Morio. I spoke with him briefly the other night and he’s got some very very reasonable packages for buff. While your there you might as well take a cob and a harnessed bushbuck.

 

[johnnyblues]

Holler at Christophe Morio. I spoke with him briefly the other night and he’s got some very very reasonable packages for buff. While your there you might as well take a cob and a harnessed bushbuck.

Absolutely when the time is right

 

[gizmo]

That’s a bucket list hunt for me. Maybe if the stars and moon align just right in the next couple of years we could do that one together.

 

[johnnyblues]

Definitely!!!!

 

[KMG Hunting Safaris]

Yes something to think about. Any PH's here feel free to pm me with details prices etc.

I can help you Johnny. Drop me a message.

 

[johnnyblues]

I can help you Johnny. Drop me a message.

Will do buddy when the time is right.

 

[Dr Ray]

I'm looking into a buff hunt down there in the near future myself! I've been in contact with a few folks I have met at DSC the last two years.

Try Australia - not fenced and truly wild.

 

[cpr0312]

Try Australia - not fenced and truly wild.

Dr. Ray, its high on my list also! I am considering going to Australia in the next 2 years!

 

[johnnyblues]

Dr. Ray, its high on my list also! I am considering going to Australia in the next 2 years!

You have quite the list Charlie you sound like me!

 

[johnnyblues]

I guess if I really really had to choose one more buffalo hunt it would have to be......Western Savannah buffalo hunt along with some of the other PG they have to offer. I think to see real rural Africa the way Rurak and others did would be an adventure of a life time.