Great video, great shooting on your elephant
Thank you. And it sounds like we approach hunting in a very similar way. I just let the hunt happen, let Africa give me what it wants, and it seems like I’m always rewarded for that.@Sourdough
Phil,
Thankyou very much for posting this video of your Nyakasanga hunt. It is very enjoyable viewing and prompted my own fond memories of Nyakasanga where I hunted in 2023.
I think you did as I do and just relax into the hunt so completely that tracking time becomes meaningless. I agree that the charm of Zim seeps into your blood and creates that longing to return. I doubt I'll ever tire of hunting the Zambezi Valley.
You took beautiful trophies and earned them all. Well done sir.
If you are talking about it going on YouTube I won’t do that because YouTube demonetizes anything hunting or firearm related, yet they surface ads so they can make money. If you mean something else please enlighten me. And thanks.@Sourdough I really enjoyed sharing your safari with you! Excellent video. Have you given permission for it to be aired?
I won’t defend YouTube’s business practices but it is the easiest way to reach a large audience. Getting someone interested in a similar hunt or some good advertising for the outfitter is still a positive for hunting. You’ll notice the high quality videos in wild areas get hundreds of thousands of views approaching a million. It might make YouTube money but it’s also free advertising for hunting. If you don’t have privacy concerns.If you are talking about it going on YouTube I won’t do that because YouTube demonetizes anything hunting or firearm related, yet they surface ads so they can make money. If you mean something else please enlighten me. And thanks.
No I meant programs like Tracks Across Africa or Hornady’s Dark and Dangerous.If you are talking about it going on YouTube I won’t do that because YouTube demonetizes anything hunting or firearm related, yet they surface ads so they can make money. If you mean something else please enlighten me. And thanks.
Those would be fine. I believe the company that filmed my trip is associated with one or both. Initially when I booked the trip and filming I still had my company and couldn't jeopardize it with all the woke and anti-hunter assholes, so I specifically said no, and paid for the privilege to keep it private. Now that I've sold my company I don't care, I'm happy to throat punch the lot of them if any had the balls to meet me face to face, which of course they don't.No I meant programs like Tracks Across Africa or Hornady’s Dark and Dangerous.
Thanks MarkCongratulations on a successful hunt!
Just watched the video and loved it. Thank you for sharing.
Watching this was 100 min well spent!Here it is. One hour and thirty eight minutes. Get your popcorn.
https://rumble.com/v5aswcs-zimbabwe-hunting-safari-2024.html
Thank you!Watching this was 100 min well spent!
If you don't book a safari right after watching this, you must be a Bunny hugger....
Congratulations on magnificent animals taken especially Bushbuck, Kudu, Ele and Buff!
Have a fantastic time and hunt, I know you will!Great video and great safari. I’m heading to Nyakasanga next month and found your report and video very educational. Really getting excited!
Huh?I once had the same problem with ticket agent in US. I now carry a printed copy of TSA regulations, stating carry in checked luggage. Ticket agents confuse clothing being in the ammo box with locked ammo box inside locked suitcase. RSA law strictly prohibits ammo case being checked as a separate item.
At the time of the trip in question, several years ago, RSA required ammunition box to be in checked luggage. Was clearly stated in Henry Rifle Permits documents.Huh?
RSA REQUIRES the ammo case to be checked as a standalone piece of luggage when you fly inside RSA. I just came back last week
Ammo box inside duffel bag on Delta to//from RSA
Then ammo box REQUIRED to be checked standalone JNB to East London and back