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This is a little unique and many would not understand. I love hunting with Bossie but hate having an entourage so if he needs to have another PH conduct the hunt in another country, I will just book directly. But having known Bossie a long time and how he operates. I fully understand what you did. Bossie goes out of his way to put together good deals for his friends. So perfectly sensible the way you are going about this.
Bossie is "The Man" when it comes to night critters. We had Hyenas within feet of us, I think I actually felt ones breath as it sniffed us in pitch black dark. Has a Honey Badger at out feet before he snarled, growled and huffed off... exciting as it gets without being on an elephant, buffalo, leopard, or lion hunt!
And he has the equipment. I would do the night hunt, if there during the rut, hunt kudu during the day. Add in some tiny critters. The cape is a cool place to visit but a long ways from Limpopo. Schedule a layover and catch it on your own. Me, I'd rent a car and do it myself... well. I have
Limpopo is Bossie's home and IMO the best area to hunt with him.
Rifle, definitely not a 22-250. That will blow those little critters apart. A 30-06 with a slow 220 grain bullet. A 22 Hornet. A shotgun. 7x57 or 275 Rigby with heavy bullets is even too fast. I can't think of a best caliber. Maybe a 30-30
You need accuracy, heavy enough for kudu and hyena, slow enough to not blow up little critters but accurate enough to hit them. 30-06 keeps coming to mind. Plus something more than DJ's 410 for a shotgun so take a double barrel shotgun with in 12 or at least 20 gauge.
Vic Falls is on my list. But hope to catch it with a trip to Zim or Zam.
Bossie is "The Man" when it comes to night critters. We had Hyenas within feet of us, I think I actually felt ones breath as it sniffed us in pitch black dark. Has a Honey Badger at out feet before he snarled, growled and huffed off... exciting as it gets without being on an elephant, buffalo, leopard, or lion hunt!
And he has the equipment. I would do the night hunt, if there during the rut, hunt kudu during the day. Add in some tiny critters. The cape is a cool place to visit but a long ways from Limpopo. Schedule a layover and catch it on your own. Me, I'd rent a car and do it myself... well. I have
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Limpopo is Bossie's home and IMO the best area to hunt with him.
Rifle, definitely not a 22-250. That will blow those little critters apart. A 30-06 with a slow 220 grain bullet. A 22 Hornet. A shotgun. 7x57 or 275 Rigby with heavy bullets is even too fast. I can't think of a best caliber. Maybe a 30-30
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You need accuracy, heavy enough for kudu and hyena, slow enough to not blow up little critters but accurate enough to hit them. 30-06 keeps coming to mind. Plus something more than DJ's 410 for a shotgun so take a double barrel shotgun with in 12 or at least 20 gauge.
Vic Falls is on my list. But hope to catch it with a trip to Zim or Zam.