TiborV
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- May 6, 2013
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- Hunted
- Namibia, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Canada, Hungary, Burkina Faso
I recently returned from a Burkina buffalo and plains game hunt. Outfitter was Hunting Trips to Africa | Brewster, NY. Overall, a very good hunt and a true wilderness experience/adventure. Camp was very nice and having an in-ground pool was a huge benefit given the temperature ranged from 95 to 103 degrees during my hunt. Food was the best I ever had on an African safari. Local PH was an excellent tracker but a little quick to put up the sticks so you need to know your limitations and be able to judge quickly whether you have a good shot opportunity. Therefore, I would say that it is not the best choice for a first African safari. Lots of tall grass and brush and the shots which were all over 100 yards (except the buff which was 45). Camp equipment and vehicles need to be updated/better maintained and I believe that is going to happen fairly soon. Hunting area is about a 7 hour drive from the airport but it is in a comfortable vehicle. Lots of animals and I got everything I was looking for, including a nice old lion-scarred buffalo. Also, my wife came as an observer, and they did a great job keeping her involved and getting her many good photo opportunities.
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