SOUTH AFRICA
More hunters in the Eastern Cape with some very nice trophies taken lately, herewith some pics
PH Mike also guided some hunters in the Limpopo with a magnificent Southern Greater Koudou amongst other species taken
UGANDA
We are also in the middle of our hunting season in Uganda. Although hunting had been tough lately on our concession bordering Murchison Falls National Park (high grass and no movement of animals staying inside the park, we had an alternative area further North for Nile Buffalo and Kob. Our last hunters decided to still try their luck around the Park and got a very nice old Nile Buffalo with a good Uganda Kob.
Our party will then proceed to our Sitatunga area in Ndoma where they had great success, as always … herewith some pics of Sitatunga, Bushbucks and oribi taken
Comments from hunter JM speaks for themselves:
“… in the second camp, despite very tall grass affecting the stalks, the density was so great that I could select my trophies and only harvest what I thought was exceptional. That is luxury!
As for my East African Sitatunga, out of 2 outings on visiting 2 machanes, we counted 7 bulls and 8 females, this is simply unbeliveable. For having spent hours, even days in CAR, Tanzania and Zambia hopping to find Sitatunga, I would have never imagine to be able to live one day such an incredible experience.
Overall, we had a great safari with always welcoming and smiling staff, top luxury at our tented camp. PH Philippe was always in good mood and available for us, great PH and hunting companion …”
EVENTUS with GRAND SAFARI
It is a real pleasure to have our russian agent and friend Sergey Tyutchev from EVENTUS with us at the moment. Sergey is hunting with russian hunter Dima and Grand Safari PH Jarryd on our Eastern Cape concessions in South Africa right now, I was with them yesterday when Dima harvested a very nice red Hartebeest. herewith some pics, have a look at the one showing our hunters 60 meters away from a herd of 15 hartebeest bulls. It looks real close, but because of the slope, our hunters could only see the head of that nive bull on the left … well guess what, that was good enough for Dima to take the shot. Welldone guys!!
More of this safari in the next newsletter…
