Byron Pace assesses the performance of a lesser-known alternative to the .375 H&H For the last few months I have been in Africa, spending much of that time walking with some of the biggest and most dangerous animals on the…
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Conservation: Facing the future
From the heart of Africa, Byron Pace catches up on the most recent news for wildlife and what that means for the future Never did I think I would find Johannesburg a tranquil place. If it wasn’t for seeing my…
Tagged with: africa, Byron Pace, chris packham, conservation, drc, johannesburg, shooting, wildlife
Posted in Conservation
Posted in Conservation
Safari Surprises w/ Daryl Crimp
On a safari trip with hunting buddy Grant, Daryl Crimp remarks that Africa never gives you what you expect but always gives you a reason to return It had been a long stalk, the dust of the bushveld coating my…
Paul Childerley’s African adventure
Credit: Ruan Springorum / Getty Images Paul Childerley gets the opportunity to pursue a kudu bull, on an Eastern Cape farm where hunting is very much a family affair. On one of my video shoots abroad, I was invited to…
Tagged with: africa, animals, binoculars, carbon wolfe, Eastern Cape, emberleaf, equipment, firearms, game management, gmk, hunt, hunting, kudu bull, paul childerley, quarry, rifle, safari, Thomas Jacks, zeiss
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Posted in Features, Hunting
Daryl Crimp’s African hunt
Leading a team of three Australian hunters in Africa, Daryl Crimp encounters big cats, ancient art and a lost impala that they weren’t the first to find. A big tom leopard padded across the path in front of us, its…
Hunting in the heat
If you want safari success, says Kevin Thomas, you can’t retreat when the temperature rises – you need to keep hunting through the punishing ‘midday window’ Throughout my hunting career, be it guiding safaris or hunting for myself, I’ve observed…
The French Big Game Hunters
Hunting historian Martin Tulp covers the past hunting adventures of the French big game hunters in Africa
In search of impala
The impala is more than a budding African hunter’s ‘starter species’ – it presents a real safari challenge, says Kevin Thomas
Tagged with: africa, antelope, bushveld, Eastern Cape, game, horns, impala, safari, South Africa
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Posted in Features
Royal assent for hunting?
The benefits of hunting for conservation have met with acceptance from Prince William, according to the president of Botswana.
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