KMG Hunting Safaris 2024 Season Photos

[Wishfulthinker580]

This is the only angle he gives you, as he's peacefully feeding away from you. What's your move?

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Back out and hopefully work around to a better angle for a shot. If you’re close that is

 

[KMG Hunting Safaris]

Back out and hopefully work around to a better angle for a shot. If you’re close that is

Fair comment, but generally a yard either way puts them into the thick stuff.

 

[375Fox]

This is the only angle he gives you, as he's peacefully feeding away from you. What's your move?

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I’d default to the PH, but with a 300 win and right bullets I’d be confident in that shot on a bushbuck. Might not be any other opportunity.

 

[KMG Hunting Safaris]

I’d default to the PH, but with a 300 win and right bullets I’d be confident in that shot on a bushbuck. Might not be any other opportunity.

300Win should wreck him. Somehow I feel I should have added "crying myself to sleep" as an option to the question.

 

[KMG Hunting Safaris]

Something special brewing in this photo. Any guesses?

 

[Rem280]

Horns look crooked like my shooting. Need him on my wall!

 

[KMG Hunting Safaris]

Horns look crooked like my shooting. Need him on my wall!

Look at the bull on the far right. Look how deep. Going to be a monster. Excellent genes.

 

[KMG Hunting Safaris]

Beautiful Kudu bull taken by one of our hunters. We've had some good rains in the area recently. Animals are going to be in excellent condition for the coming season.

 

[KMG Hunting Safaris]

A stellar bull from one of our free range areas. Mass, length, deep spiral, this bull truly has it all. We'll see you soon.

 

[KMG Hunting Safaris]

Recently I saw a post from one of the celebrity hunters showing his successful Elephant hunt. I was amazed by some of the ignorant comments such as, " I am a hunter, but I would never hunt an Elephant. There is no need for that."
This is the result of a successful Elephant hunt. One simply have to listen to the joy the community's voices and what it means to them. This animal will supply them with weeks of protein. Without hunters, there is no conservation.

 

[KMG Hunting Safaris]

Spotted Hyena can often split opinions among hunters, as I've seen over the years through comments. Here is an ancient Hyena hunted with us, with almost no hair left. What are your thoughts? Given the opportunity, would you hunt one?

 

[Trophyhunter01]

Oh yea! Would love to hunt one, very cool animal.

 

[Fatback]

I tried to get a hyena in Zim last year and wasn’t able to connect. Had a great hunt though. Hyenas are high on my list of animals I’d like to get a crack at. Very cool animal for sure.

 

[KMG Hunting Safaris]

Oh yea! Would love to hunt one, very cool animal.

Indeed. Personally, I love hunting them. (When preparation is correct, otherwise nights can get long.)

 

[KMG Hunting Safaris]

I tried to get a hyena in Zim last year and wasn’t able to connect. Had a great hunt though. Hyenas are high on my list of animals I’d like to get a crack at. Very cool animal for sure.

They are very intriguing. I guess it depends on the area, but Zim has loads of them. Surprised you couldn't get one there.

 

[Fatback]

They are very intriguing. I guess it depends on the area, but Zim has loads of them. Surprised you couldn't get one there.

We were in an area where we couldn’t hunt them at night, which makes it more difficult. We heard them at the bait before it got light enough to shoot. A couple of times just need a few more minutes and we’d have been in business. The next time I try for one will be in an area where we can hunt them at night.

 

[KMG Hunting Safaris]

We were in an area where we couldn’t hunt them at night, which makes it more difficult. We heard them at the bait before it got light enough to shoot. A couple of times just need a few more minutes and we’d have been in business. The next time I try for one will be in an area where we can hunt them at night.

Makes sense. When they are active around the bait like that, it makes for an exciting hunt.

 

[KMG Hunting Safaris]

Blast from the past. This ram's color is more accustomed to further Northern parts of the country, with our Cape Bushbuck generally being more dark. The old folk tells the stories that its from eating on the Wild Olive trees that turn our Bushbuck rams so dark. This, they say, also applies to our Kudu. Notice the difference between the two rams. They were hunted less than a half a mile apart.