Heading back to Zimbabwe

[revturbo9967]

Paperwork has been signed, sent and deposit will be transferred this week. I’m headed back to Zimbabwe to hunt leopard and buffalo along with plains game with Charlton and McCallum safaris in the Dande in 2028. Very far out I know, but I need an immense amount of planning with work to pull off a 14 day hunt. I’m beyond grateful to be able to head back so soon. This all worked out just due to being able to sit down for more than a half hour with Buzz at dsc. I booked a hunt in Namibia next May for free range plains game but it doesn’t satisfy the urge like Zimbabwe.

Opened a fresh bottle scotch to celebrate, cheers

 

[Jondnov]

I understand work and getting the time off. Two weeks usually not to hard to get off from work but the third week is tough.

 

[Doug3006]

Cheers to you @revturbo9967!

 

[revturbo9967]

I understand work and getting the time off. Two weeks usually not to hard to get off from work but the third week is tough.

I’m covering a new distributor now which needs extra support, so getting off 3 consecutive weeks without much communication needs a lot of planning. Hopefully by then it won’t be so challenging.

 

[Mekaniks]

Excellent

 

[Dakota Hunter]

Work is tough to get away from 3 weeks at a time for sure, congratulations ! I’m jealous!

 

[Fatback]

Bravo!! Nothing like planning a safari. Almost as fun as going on the actual safari. Congrats. It’s a shame that these jobs keep getting in the way of our adventures but without the jobs the adventures don’t happen. What a conundrum.

 

[Altitude sickness]

Planning and anticipation is definitely half the fun. Perhaps consider paying for Untamed film crew to film your hunt. A Much better trophy than taxidermy is.

 

[revturbo9967]

I’ve done a podcast once but I’ve never been one to want to watch myself do anything on camera. My wife does want a full leopard mounted, can’t say no to that.

There success rate for cats is very high, which is always a good thing

 

[Yukontom]

Planning and anticipation is definitely half the fun. Perhaps consider paying for Untamed film crew to film your hunt. A Much better trophy than taxidermy is.

Vaughan Vosloo of Untamed is very good and filmed my hunt in the Omay last year. It is fun to share the videos with friends so they can see what Africa hunting is all about including the things that don't go well and create drama.