We eat the choice cuts in camp and the rest of the meat is given to the camp staff and sold to the locals. Nothing goes to waste.Should be enough meat to last you the rest of your life. Now all you need is a 10,000 gallon water container to go with it.
I hunted for them and had two opportunities on mature shooter. I passed on the first. Literally a few hours into the hunt on the first day. I passed on the second because we were in a very rugged mountain base. I was using a 470 Nitro double and I didn't like the shot angle. Once the bull squared up on us I decided to back out and wait for a better chance. That chance never came.Let me know if you need a helper on your next trip! All I want is the "Black Death", aka, Cape Buffalo.
You cannot import your meat from South Africa (USDA regulations). I believe you can from Namibia now. I am not sure what the requirements are for Namibia though.Nice hunt.The locals take the meat if you just want the trophies. I would just take the tenderloins from all the game only. It would cost a lot to ship back that meat.
I like all game meat. All antelope taste the same to me. Back strap is good on just about anything. If you pound it out, chicken fry it and leave it on the rare side, even better.@0002S Best and worst flavors?
I’ve only had Impala and thought it tasted like goat… but it may have actually been goat IDK
It an adventure and every part of the animal gets used so I know it's going to be used by those who need it.Looks like fun, but hunting is heavily about the meat for me. Not being able to bring the meat back is a deal killer.
Lord of the Rings Epic Tree. The tree makes a fruit and it's sweet.Thanks for sharing the pics,
The one of you standing in front of the tree…….WOW!
me neitherI take no satisfaction in sport killing, and really don't understand it.
Colt/Sauer .300 win mag. Don’t know the scope or suppressor make. Guide’s rifle.Care to share any details of your equipment, like rifle, caliber, scope, accommodations, etc? I understand if not.
Is that your dog?
And, it's winter there now, correct? Looks like nice, mild weather. Reminds me of my south TX hunts.
Sorry, not being nosy, just curious.
Yeah, WOW! I completely missed that the first time. Hard to see on my phone. Looks like 30 foot diameter, or more. Baobab?
They are tasty too.I've got a friend that lives in Texas that's invited View attachment 457845 me on a hunt for these. Yes, there's a viable population of these in south Texas. We both drive trucks so we are working out the logistics to make it happen. I want one of these bad boys.
I go every third year to either Colorado or New Mexico for elk and Mule deer. Might be changing that rotation to hunt these.
Yes.You get around friend. And your not the first person to tell me that fact.....tasty indeed.
Big oinker hanging there too.