Guess I should have done this earlier..

[TSALA HUNTING SAFARIS]

Good Day Sir

Welcome to the forum.Great people and a wealth of info.

We would love to meet you in Nashville at booth 203.Please come and say hallo.

Regards

Rouan

 

[etsonaut]

Good Day Sir

Welcome to the forum.Great people and a wealth of info.

We would love to meet you in Nashville at booth 203.Please come and say hallo.

Regards

Rouan

Will do. Thank you.

 

[DE KLERK SAFARIS]

Welcome to the site Etsonaut
We will also be at the SCI convention in Nashville.
Stop by our booth for a drink and a chat.
Booth number 1654.

Sincerely
Hans de Klerk

 

[etsonaut]

Welcome to the site Etsonaut
We will also be at the SCI convention in Nashville.
Stop by our booth for a drink and a chat.
Booth number 1654.

Sincerely
Hans de Klerk

Thank you. Will do.

 

[fet520]

Hallo there and welcome. We are based in Namibia. Visit our website www.leopardlegend.com
for more information and send us an email to info@leopardlegend.com to answer some of your questions you might have for us.

Keep in touch
L'wyk
Owner and Big Game PH

 

[EXECUTIVE HUNT AFRICA]

Good day! Welcome from our side too!
Best regards
Johan

 

[russ473]

Welcome aboard a great and informative forum

 

[HankBuck]

I'm a born and raised Tennessean. Chattanooga area. Husband and father of two amazing sons. I love to hunt almost anything and am planning my first African adventure with a buffalo priority and Eland/Kudu secondary. I'm a big bore lever gun weirdo and wish they were practical (legal) for Cape Buffalo. I have read every word of every thread here regarding lever guns in Africa. lol. I do own a new Chapuis Elan Classic in 470 NE and I am learning to shoot it effectively. (Sometimes the hard way.) I will be attending SCI in Nashville this week. I appreciate the opportunity to be a part of this community and learn from those who have been there.

ETSONAUT - when I hunted Buffalo in TZ - lever .45-70 was legal for Buff and as per my PH “the .45-70 is a fine round for buffalo, seen many taken with it..). I choose to buy & use .470NE but could’ve saved $14,000 and just used my Marlin 1895 .45-70 and loaded up Buffalo Bore 405 grain hardcast. That was years ago and maybe laws have changed, vary by Country, or PH’s have their own preference.
I would always defer to the advice of your PH.