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Welcome aboard Martin. Please tell us a little more about yourself as a hunter. Things like what (specifically) have you hunted in the past, what kind and caliber rifles you own, do you reload. Do you have a timeframe in mind for your next African hunt? Have you chosen an outfitter and or a location for it? Is there anything on the menu besides Cape Buffalo?
 
Aardwolf (I like that!), welcome to the AF forum! Looking forward to reading a hunt report from you.
 
Hello Aardwolf / Martin,

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Welcome aboard Martin. Please tell us a little more about yourself as a hunter. Things like what (specifically) have you hunted in the past, what kind and caliber rifles you own, do you reload. Do you have a timeframe in mind for your next African hunt? Have you chosen an outfitter and or a location for it? Is there anything on the menu besides Cape Buffalo?
Hello all,

Here are the species I have hunted over the years, ranked in overall hunting effort and success rate: Whitetail Deer (in the Canadian provinces of Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec & Saskatchewan and in New York State, USA), Canada Moose (in the provinces of Newfoundland and Quebec), Black Bear (in the provinces of New Brunswick and Quebec) and Quebec-Labrador Caribou (in Quebec). I hunted American Elk once in Colorado. I have been successful bagging these 5 North American species.

I was in South Africa twice, first in 2004 (Kwazulu-Natal) then in 2006 (KZN and Free State). The outcome of my 2004 hunt was an Impala, a Burchell's Zebra, a Grey Duiker, a Cape Eland, a Greater Kudu and a Warthog. In 2006 I bagged the following species: a Blesbok, two Springboks, a Mountain Reedbuck, a Blue Wildebeest, a Black Wildebeest, a Red Hartebeest and a Nyala.

I own rifles in 30-30 Win, 270 Win, 243 Win, 45-70 Govt, 300 WSM, 223 Remington, 7mm-08 Remington, 17 HMR and 22 LR. I am a competitive pistol shooter and I shoot 9mm Luger. I handload for all the calibers mentioned previously, except for the 30-30 Win and of course the rimfires (22 LR and 17 HMR).

The next African trip will be a retirement gift to myself. I am close to retirement but I am not ready yet...I haven't spent time seriously researching potential locations. I would like to focus on getting a good Cape Buffalo, but I may get tempted to hunt other species if the opportunity arises.
 
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Welcome to AH! Hope you enjoy the forum.
 
Welcome to the best forum! Enjoy! Let us know if you need any assistance with the rifle import permits, we would be glad to assist you with that.
 
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Currently doing a load development on a .404 Jeffrey... it's always surprising to load .423 caliber bullets into a .404 caliber rifle. But we love it when we get 400 Gr North Fork SS bullets to 2300 FPS, those should hammer down on buffalo. Next up are the Cutting Edge solids and then Raptors... load 200 rounds of ammo for the customer and on to the next gun!
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mebawana wrote on MB_GP42's profile.
Hello. If you haven't already sold this rifle then I will purchase. Please advise. Thank you.
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I doubt you are interested in any trades but I was getting ready to list a Sauer 404 3 barrel set in the 10-12 price range if your interested. It has the 404J, 30-06 and 6.5 Creedmoor barrel. Only the 30-06 had been shot and it has 7 rounds through it as I was working on breaking the barrel in. It also has both the synthetic thumbhole stock and somewhere between grade 3-5 non thumbhole stock

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