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I love my .243 and you should too. Love the custom twist rate mod on the 243. Great idea.

What follows is an account with a hunt with Elephant Trails Safaris and their PH Shingi. I learned about this hunt from the BookYourHunt website. There had been a positive article from someone who hunted with them during October 2024. But things changed sometime from year to year, which I was about to find out the hard way. Let me emphasize I don’t blame BookYourHunt for any of what transpired; they responded quickly and professionally when I told them about my experience, and pulled this...

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Dear Members,
We have been asked to remove some Black Wildebeest Females as well as Blesbuck from one of our hunting areas. It is a very large tract with some beautiful terrain. This hunt can be combined with a trophy hunt as well, so please feel free to drop us a message if you are interested in setting up a hunt as such.
For now, we will offer the hunt as a cull package and you are welcome to adjust as you feel. Hunt will be be conducted with spot and stalk as well as driven hunt methods...

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I just returned from the last hunt of the season in East Cape, South Africa. It was my first time to that area and it was a great trip. As usual, I learned a lot and will be sharing those thoughts in this hunt report.

For the last few years, I’ve been going to Africa twice a year but I thought this year I was not going to be able to go at all due to saving for a new house. I met my financial goal a little earlier than expected and my good friend, Dieter called and said are you sure...

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In the book, "Robert Churchill's Game Shooting" Mr. Churchill belabors not only safety concerns, but how those concerns interface with shooting etiquette as well. He for example mentions that a shotgun should not be carried either port arms across the body, nor cradled in one's elbow as every forward step points the muzzle down the line of advancing shooters in a drive. Point is well taken, and could be possibly be applied to the "African Carry" wherein the muzzle is pointed at the backside...

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