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ovny

Now Euromillion lottery is offering 114 millions Euros.Plenty of safaris for sure.

Paul

You're right. My English is fairly akward. On a broadside buff no need to take risk at attempting to break elbow, humerus or shoulder blade. But a buff quartering might offer a bone in the shooting line, but main goal being to pierce the chest.
A slightly quartering buff offers such a target. A buff almost offering his backside just allow to have the bullet exiting right between the front legs. A charging buff (does that exist?) should be shot at a leg of course.
Why do I suggest that breaking some bone can help. when I first came in Africa 6 years ago, I was invited by the former boss of the game department whose motto was "break bone whenever possible". His job also was to dispatch any Problem animal. Should the shooting be botched, he has noted that when an animal has a broken leg, he won't flee very far and will be dealt with the very day.
Anyhow, I think that breaking some bone is just a bonus, not more.
good luck

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