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    .308 Enough gun for Meese, Brown Bear, Polar Bear

    Hunting the White Bear is different than hunting almost any animal on Earth, and I've hunted a coupla species on a few continents. In the barren ice, while you are hunting the bear, he is very likely hunting you. Everything on the ice is food to the bear, and that includes you. He is always...
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    300 Win Mag for Africa?

    .300wm is what I use 90% of the time and in my observation is the most popular PG caliber amongst the folks who live in Africa. I have tested bullets in Africa and settled on the Swift A-Frame back in 1998. It performs extremely well and is very consistent. I even use it in my .458Lott as...
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    .416 Rigby or .404 Jeffery

    Not an unreasonable potential scenario. I have actually been surprised by Cape Buff in heavy bush at under 4 yards - twice! You are using good thinking to move up from the .375H&H, of which I am admittedly no fan. I would strongly suggest a .416Rem over the Rigby. Ammunition is more...
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    375 H&H 300 gr RN soft point

    H&Hhunter First, the Zim PH article is more than a year old, actually quite a few years ago as I recall, and it is the one I referenced as pure, unadulterated BS. Even many African PHs agree with that statement. The documentation regarding the particular round in question has been seriously...
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    375 H&H 300 gr RN soft point

    PLEASE, if you want something bigger than a .375H&H, which I consistently recommend, consider a .416Rem in whichever rifle you choose. Why? Because it is the easiest .416 to find ammunition for anywhere in the world and Remington loads their Premium Safari ammo with the Swift A-Frame at a very...
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    375 H&H 300 gr RN soft point

    Cape Buff = Swift A-frame followed by all solids Elephant = All solids Hippo = Same as above Lion = All Swift A-frames Rhino = Tranquilizer dart or all solids Leopard = All Swift A-Frames from a .300wm Croc = Same as above While I prefer the .416rem over the .375H&H in all cases, if you...
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    For African Hunters- please vote!

    Historically, it is the African record books that have given scientists the gauge to determine health, development and location of various species. Without those entries, scientists would be unable to determine what environmental changes have impacted upon the condition and survivability of a...
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    For African Hunters- please vote!

    OK, so this BBM character is some kind of internet retard who posts his fantasies on this and other boards, thereby gaining some kind of self actualization. :barf: In reply to bang-bang, this mentally challenged keyboard ranger (BBM) is why I do not post pics. I don't want to see them...
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    For African Hunters- please vote!

    Your list of trophies leads to serious doubt about your claim(s). Your profile is also questionable. As noted by other replies, you must provide additional information if you wish to be taken at your word. This is the internet and anyone can claim anything without substantiated proof. How...
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    Interesting facts on African hunting, just what PETA doesn't want you to hear!

    Thanks, H&Hhunter, I've enjoyed reading your posts about my favorite place in the whole wide world as well.
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    Interesting facts on African hunting, just what PETA doesn't want you to hear!

    I've been to many African countries on many occasions yet I have never seen any program supported by PETA or by HSUS that provides a dime of support for the animals on that continent. I have seen programs and services supported solely or in a majority part by hunting-conservation organizations...
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    Interesting facts on African hunting, just what PETA doesn't want you to hear!

    Elephant hunting is legal in five sub-Saharan African countries. Ivory may be taken, exported and Imported from these countries. Elephant safaris are generally a minimum of 21 days at a daily rate of $500 and up. Elephant license and trophy fees run over $10,000 and up each. Funds from the...
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    Interesting facts on African hunting, just what PETA doesn't want you to hear!

    Animals in Africa have only one of two possible values to the native people. 1. In the cooking pot 2. As a resource that provides employment and financial renumeration If you demonstrate that sport hunting (#2) will provide MORE value than the poaching (#1) does, then you will succeed...
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    Interesting facts on African hunting, just what PETA doesn't want you to hear!

    The video you saw was old. Sales of confiscated Ivory was first authorized by CITES at the meeting of the parties in late 2002. Botswana (20 metric tons), Namibia (10 metric tons) and the Republic of South Africa were authorized to make the sales. Zambia and Zimbabwe requests to sell their...
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    Cheapest "BIG DANGEROUS ANIMAL" revolver?

    Another ridiculous comment about the S&W 500. I am so tired of people who obviously have little or no experience with this handgun making silly statements. I hunt dangerous game. That is game that will run over you, gore you, throw you, eat and kill you. I've hunted them with rifle and...
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