African Hunting Gazette Magazine
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Africa and North America's premier quarterly hunting magazine. While Africa is the dream hunting destination, with a range of species that no other continent can offer, there is a range of issues and information that potential visitors need to know, and we hope that our website and magazine helps you answer those questions. It is an invaluable resource to the prospective African hunter.
African Hunting Gazette Magazine
1w ago
The letter below was copied to me by an Alaskan hunter. What made the letter particularly meaningful is that just this week something terrible happened. When you read the letter below, you will see a reference to gin traps and how terrible they are. And the ..read more
African Hunting Gazette Magazine
1w ago
A Masai homestead near the Great Rift Valley in Tanzania. The grass hut is perfect for the climate.By Terry Wieland A Tale of Three Buffalo The things that stick with you In Horn of the Hunter, Robert Ruark describes two Cape buffalo he took on his first ..read more
African Hunting Gazette Magazine
1w ago
It was mid-morning on 14 May 1973, when the King Air carried my friends and fellow Michiganders, Joyce and Erwin Wilson, with all their gear, including hunting equipment and food. The plane landed on a dirt runway in Caprivi, the northeastern corner of Namibia. The ..read more
African Hunting Gazette Magazine
1w ago
By Ricardo Leone Do you remember the 1970’s American sitcom, “The Odd Couple”? The comedy’s two lead characters were Felix Unger and Oscar Madison. Felix was the uptight, neurotic, OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder) photographer whose wife threw him out of the ..read more
African Hunting Gazette Magazine
1w ago
By Larry Irwin Zimbabwe: July 21-30, 2008 Up to and for much of a 10-day Cape buffalo hunt in Zimbabwe, Murphy’s Law wrecked everything. During that time, I was utterly terrified by armed military personnel, the professional hunter got lost, we had a ..read more
African Hunting Gazette Magazine
1w ago
By Larry Irwin Zimbabwe: July 21-30, 2008 Up to and for much of a 10-day Cape buffalo hunt in Zimbabwe, Murphy’s Law wrecked everything. During that time, I was utterly terrified by armed military personnel, the professional hunter got lost, we had a ..read more
African Hunting Gazette Magazine
1w ago
Immature bulls. Notice the soft appearance and salty look to the tops.By Ken Moody The subject of what constitutes a trophy Cape buffalo is one that causes me great irritation. There is a contingent of hunters who firmly believe that for a buffalo to be considered a ..read more
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By Ricardo Leone “Son of a … Klipspringer!” How could I miss it? Yes, I was over-excited again and lifted my head to see if I hit the damn thing as I was pulling the trigger. You would think on my eighth safari with numerous other big-game hunts under my belt, I ..read more
African Hunting Gazette Magazine
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By Owen Maddox The seed was planted when a young boy of ten years old was given a copy of Outdoor Life Magazine by his uncle. During these early years, the uncle introduced him to hunting a variety of animals in Kentucky. Among the uncle’s favorites were ..read more
African Hunting Gazette Magazine
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By Donald J Stoner It is said that hippos kill more people in Africa than any other animal (if you exclude mosquitos). But does that qualify them to be classified as dangerous game. I have certainly had my doubts until, that is, an experience I had one night ..read more