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I could not make a comment until I hunt with y'all. Now I can comment on Africa. I think things are a bit more serious there than in the USA. I am used to letting the game go get sick after shooting it and giving it time to die. In my experience this has not taken long as I am a known heart breaker. In Africa, they want you to pursue it right away. Seems they worry about tracking and all. Mostly at home I am quite certain the animal I have shot is dead, usually I can see them or I most certainly hear them go down in the woods. I always give them time to sort out their last few minutes on their own. Concerning gear, well, two of my rifles are sporterized Mausers, I love 'em and wouldn't trade them for a new gun fresh out of a box. As far as the start of hunting season here, I am always anxious and ready to get into the woods for a chance at the season's first deer. |