Fantastic. Do you repeat with same operators or move around some?I’m not sure if I like tuskless hunting. I’ve shot just 8. But I will find out.
Fantastic. Do you repeat with same operators or move around some?I’m not sure if I like tuskless hunting. I’ve shot just 8. But I will find out.
My personal experience is different and I am enjoying Hunting as much - likely more - then my parents or Grandparents ever did. My family - like most families, never had the means (or desire) to hunt Africa, hunting was enjoyed but only when time permitted and cost was always a big factor. A big deal travel-away-hunt would’ve been a drive down to South Jersey for the 6 Day Firearms deer season and a “safari” would’ve been a deer or bear hunt in PA. Work always came first, there were No paid vacations for my Grandparents so if you took time off you didn’t get paid. Hunting a few days a year or for a few hours after work days was their recreation, any game taken went on the table not to the taxidermist. My family was from central NJ, maybe further South or out West the amount of time spent hunting was greater.We are NOT enjoying the sport to the same extent compared to our parents and grandparents already. Hunting a rhino in the wild is no longer possible. Ditto for Jaguar, tiger etc..
Fantastic. Do you repeat with same operators or move around some?
I see the majority of your views are from one bear hunt short video. Amazing!I am fine with all the hate, YouTube pays about $4 per 1,000 views on a site. Here are the stats of my channel for last month.
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While I greatly respect that…I could care less what they think! In my life I have truly never cared what the crowd thought. I did what I thought was right as my parents taught me. I was always amazed to see the crowd follow me in my life without my asking in any way. To me like water off a ducks backDear Good Fellows,
I apologize to the OP and all others for derailing this thread.
At the end of the day, regardless of hunting elephant cow or bull, deer buck or doe, etc., I believe the haters will hate.
They are bullies and inflicting pain is what bullies love, in this case it is psychological and intellectual pain.
Bullies hate their victims for fighting back and they hate their victims for not fighting back.
The anti-hunters are from my observations, pretty much 100% not the type of people that anyone can reason with.
It’s like trying to teach a pig to sing.
You’ll just wear yourself out and it annoys the pig.
Much of the general public are not haters but easily led for sure.
And I estimate that, many if not most, don’t care wether we bag a cow elephant or a bull elephant.
What sways them is the screeching anti-hunters telling the average masses their passionate lies, such as, “Elephant numbers (or name your species) are dropping fast, due to hunting and elephants are in danger of becoming extinct, if we don’t stop the hunting of them”.
Average people are usually not malicious but they are for sure easily influenced.
And they tend to shy away from our hunting culture when we crow about our “trophy hunting” / “my horns measured whatever inches” / “I shot a gold medal something or another”, “I got a trophy whatever animal into the record book” and all that.
Plus, I agree with those who say we should not be delivering ammunition to our tormentors by posting pictures of our memories in certain open public web sites, such as Face Book and their ilk.
This is especially true if when the general public reads about our critter/s being a huge “trophy”, with whatever inches and / or whatever “score” the horns measured up to and so forth.
The times they are a-changin’.
And IMO, if one must launch their dead critter photos straight at the unwashed masses, it might be a good idea to post how we prefer the preparation of same for eating, favorite game recipe/s and such likes.
We are totally loosing the “information war” but, we don’t have to loose it.
We evidently just choose to loose it I guess.
Tuskless elephant hunt ?
I am envious of all those who are blessed with such a grand time in the African bush, carrying and using a large bore rifle for what they were designed and all the rest that goes with elephant hunting.
Cheers,
Velo Dog.
Go @Tanks!!!I am fine with all the hate, YouTube pays about $4 per 1,000 views on a site. Here are the stats of my channel for last month.
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Did you eat any? Looks tastyAny big mature cow.
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I have in the past But not this time. It is a very grainy meat that needs to be slow cooked ideally. Of course the main problem with meat in Africa is the lack of dry aging in a walk in cooler for 7 days which is the ideal. Some game farms that have nice facilities will do this but it is not very practical in the bush camps. We get by however.Did you eat any? Looks tasty
Actually their bull quota was cut to 1 sadly.If you want a trophy bull it would probably be a very good time to discuss it before it gets taken. They probably have a good amount of extra quota available now since they were unable to hunt until just now over the dispute.
Yes. And I'm none too happy about this. Makes you wonder if this quota drop is some form of retaliation....Actually their bull quota was cut to 1 sadly.
I am obsessed with the thought of Elephant Bacon. LOLWe ate some tuskless blackstrap that was cut into steak fingers. It was coarse grained but I thought it tasted good. The muscle fibers are just real coarse…different texture.
That is a possibility. There is no end to the politicsYes. And I'm none too happy about this. Makes you wonder if this quota drop is some form of retaliation....
Keep going you might get the next hunt paid for.Go @Tanks!!!