I was surprised too. When we did our buff hunt the smallest rifle was a scoped .375 and there were two .458s present in case things “went south” ! I can’t fathom the thought process for the 30/06 as the trajectory between .375 H&H and .30/06 isn’t a million miles off.Don't see any problem here. You went out looking for trouble and under gunned. You found trouble and were under gunned. You get what you pay for.
The only issue I have is that my beloved 30.06 is being dragged through the mud and now people think it is not good enough to hunt a buff.....
What amazes me really is that this takes place a day later and the biggest rifle they decided to go with was a .375... with a scope. I'm sure in the intervening 12-15 hours from crossbow to follow up they could have borrowed a real stopper that started with at least .458 and up...
30.06 and .375... very professional!
And no crossbows are allowed as the bolt is too short.....and the bullshitters will tell you it is not so......I was surprised too. When we did our buff hunt the smallest rifle was a scoped .375 and there were two .458s present in case things “went south” ! I can’t fathom the thought process for the 30/06 as the trajectory between .375 H&H and .30/06 isn’t a million miles off.
The following however is just mad, and not in a good way …. 80 ft-lbs is like using a .22LR!!!
d) Cape buffalo, the-
i) kinetic energy should not be less that 80 ft/lbs; and
ii) arrow weight should not be less than 750 grains;
+1. Please explain. I don’t get point eitherI am also confused about the point you are trying to make. As Hank and Jaws note there is a lot going wrong in this scenario - I am not even entirely sure who the PH is. I am certainly unsure what a fence has to do with anything.
I can only agree. No one here had a clue.Illegal hunt hosted by a bunch of incompetent idiots......