This started out to be a hunt report but quickly became a shit show.

I checked in with Air Canada in San Antonio for my flight to Edmonton then on to Taloyoak then next day. Everything went smooth and had a nice flight to Toronto.

Once in Toronto I waited at baggage claim of course my rifle made it but not my duffle with clothes, gear and ammo. No where to be found!

The RCMP that did my rifle permit were beyond courteous. They consistently are the best folks I deal with when traveling...

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This is a rare opportunity to acquire a world-class dangerous game rifle project with exceptional provenance. Offered here is a premium .375 H&H Magnum barreled action, meticulously machined and assembled by the late, legendary Swiss master gunsmith Alfred Wyss-Gallifent of Warrington, PA.
The project was left "in the white" and unfinished at the time of his passing in 2009. It features an incredible lineup of the absolute finest components available, with all the critical, high-skill...

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Towards the end of my July hunt in KwaZulu Natal, I had a bout of diarrhea accompanied with vomiting. Throwing up is exceedingly rare for me so it took me by surprise. I had a couple more episodes of vomiting a couple of days later including one in the airport which was quite embarrassing.

In retrospect, I put these issues down to the camp's water which came from the river and was purified by reverse osmosis. I usually drank bottled water but would drink water from the pitcher on the table...

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Good morning everyone, for my 300 win mag, actually for three of us that are taking 300 win mag our trip. These are the two main bullet options that I have right now. Both are 180 grain. I am curious if we should take some of each or lock in on just one. Both shoot within an inch for all of our rifles at 200, so I don’t have concern on having to re-zero for either of them. If you have hunted one or both, can you share your feedback? Thanks in advance.

Spartan5

Leopard Hunt Special

We have 1 more Leopard tag left to offer in our Bwabwata West Concession.

We know that a lot of you are skeptical about a late season Leopard and
because of this, we will take all the risk on us, as we are so confident in
a successful outcome.

14 days @ 350 USD per day.
Leopard Trophy if successful = 15,100
Total hunt costs 20 000 USD.

Any plains game still available on quota could be added at Trophy fee only.

This will be a baited hunt, and...

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