Recent content by Dee S

These rifles are tack drivers. I have three of them chambered in 308. all with the short carbine barrel. LOVE THEM. They have a unique 9 lug bolt. I can't remember all the specs, but GOOGLE them and you'll be surprised at the information.

Tragic incident. Prayers to both families.

I realize I should just stop and not finish typing this, but like my wife tells people, "He's not very brite, but he can lift heavy things." And to be open and honest, I stopped reading the comments on page 4, it's a lot of content to digest. As a simple man that just retired from a decent...

My daughter arrives on the 29th from South Africa, she'll probably want to make it back for our second time to this awesome event. If so, we will have her boyfriend with us, so three total. We had a great time last year, looking forward to making it this year if possible.

Thanks Judge. I appreciate the information on your experiences. Looks like I'll be flying TA for the first time. Our oldest daughter just moved to Kimberley, South Africa. She's now working for an outfitter over there, but love is what got the ball rolling. Her boyfriend, who I hunted with a...

Congratulations on a great hunt with Pieter and co.

I'm curious, obviously I'm not in the know, but why is the DSC in Atlanta this year when SCI and Texas Trophy Hunters have teamed up to book the Kay Bailey Center the same week DSC is in Atlanta. I'd call that a "coup" on the part of SCI, sneaking into Dallas and roosting in the living room of DSC.

It's incredible what a good rainfall will do for that land. About two months after I left, they received some good rain and Pieter sent me pictures from that property. The grass was two feet tall, lush and green. You couldn't even see the dirt below. What a dramatic change and one you have...

That's the place near Rehoboth, south of Windhoek. When I was there, the house on site was just beginning to be renovated, so we had to drive about 25 miles each way to our lodging. A minor inconvenience. That first blind has a lot of activity and the burning dung was what saved us on my trip...

That's the place near Rehoboth, south of Windhoek. They had just started work on the renovation of the house when I was there so we had to drive about 25 miles each way to where we were lodging. But I loved that property. Loved sitting at that water hole. Plenty of game at that farm.

I've flown Qatar, Ethiopian, and Delta to Africa with archery gear but I've never flown Turkish Air at all. Currently, Turkish Air has the cheapest flights out of DFW in late October, early November. According to the Turkish Air website, they do allow archery equipment as an oversize bag...

Great trophies, so congratulations. You're hooked now!

I've known Strang for years and finally got to hunt with him last August. He's the real deal. He put a bow hunter on an elephant after I left him. I took a buff with my bow, among a list of other animals. You cannot go wrong when you book a hunt with Strang.

Lee, have a great trip. It's on my wish list to get back over and spend some time with Pieter again. He's a heck of a PH, as you already know, and a great man to spend your hunting time with. Looking forward to the pictures.

Good luck, safe travels, and shoot straight!