That is why they are called Professional Hunters. Congrats on a great bull.
Looks grand, but I do not do bone marrow.
Looks grand, but I do not do bone marrow.
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SOUTH AFRICA: BOWHUNT: Black Death With A String & A Sharp Stick
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Gerry is spot on! I too, have hunted all over the world and these accommodations were amazing. Coming back home to microwave meals and PB&J sandwiches was rough. (Don't tell my wife, I told her we were roughing it.)
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Congrats on a great buffalo and it sounds like a memorable hunt.
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Last year my PH told me that, from experience, he estimated that 95% of the buffalo you see in pictures along with strings and sharped stick have some lead in them. Your's makes no exception, except it's for good reason. Congrats on your 2 perfect shots!
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WOW! What excitement and congratulations on a great buffalo and an even better hunt with memories for a lifetime.
Food looks amazing and I love bone marrow! We too had bone marrow on my last safari in SA and it was amazing!
Food looks amazing and I love bone marrow! We too had bone marrow on my last safari in SA and it was amazing!
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Bone marrow really adds zest to the gravy
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