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Stepping on Sticks? No Cammo (tiger stripe/ M180) , No face paint, No ghillie (make one to fit) , No scent block (stink) heads snap like chickens (seen and spooked) --- things to show improvement IMO.

Jean The Producer I finally got to see your great job mate keep it up💯‼️ @Junior from Johnny Lucky... ✌️

What caliber did you use here? What an amazing shot!!

What the hell ever happened to Spot and Stalk ? And more than likely fenced in as well.

Could you please provide the contact details of the farm

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A truly epic adventure! Awesome film of an awesome adventure, well done mate 👍

Happy for you Frank .

These dudes are terrible shots.

Oooh! A new video!!!

Those are our ancestors land,that those whites took by force.

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These wishlist Tiger Fish are incredible but I must admit the 43 degrees on that one day early- truly amazed me. I know parts of Africa can even have snow capped mountains etc, but with all the sun and green water grasses it really is amazing array of temperature and habitats! Crocs and monitors active! Wow!

Looks like a great time and plenty of meat Super

24:51 You got that impala in the Leg. Horrible shot.

Which part of the Sav'e valley is the big famous baobab located?

Disgusting

They should have taken your gun away and told you to go home and practice after that shot on the impala, Thats unfair on the animal.

Where do you stay when you are hunting out there? Sorry for the dumb question.

So you expect everyone to believe you care about stopping poaching by killing these poor defenceless animals for sport.

Loved seeing them use an old Rhodesian map to plan their Leopard hunt!

Think of our brave African ancestors who armed only with sharpened sticks and stones, 100,000 years ago, and in the last 2000 years the likes of the Masai warriors with spears and dry grass shields who took on lions to defend themselves and their livestock. Manly courage personified. I make no comment on today’s trophy hunters who have the immense advantage of powerful rifles over the lion.

It’s always awesome to see my great grandpa go hunting! Because of his knee I haven’t been able to go out hunting with him except once while turkey hunting. Great job my favorite papa!

It is a beautiful piece of Africa. That leopard was stunning.

What month was this hunt ?

Which outfitter did they use?

Great video...Buzz...respect to you sir...hope i can join you one day...lol

Great video, all in all a most professional outfit.. Well done Buzz..

Come to Africa botswana for the experience

Nice guys, customer and guide (staff too I am sure). Plus this guy can shoot which is not always the case when I remember many of safari videos on youtube...

I was fortunate to hunt the Luangua Valley a few years ago. I got 2 buff and 2 hippo - all 1-shot kills (I got 1 hippo as it was on the run at 120yds by breaking its cervical vertebrae). The secret to success is: 1) Use a good quality projectile: this will greatly decide upon whether you take a trophy home or to wave it good-bye as it disappears into the sunset! NOTHING is worse than the culmination of all your efforts - planning, expense, training, getting there, hunting for days etc - is to be let down in the end by the projectile!! (I swear by Woodleigh 500gr RNSN and FMJs in my 458 Win Mag.) 2) KNOW the POI of your ammunition at different ranges. I reload a set load for my 458: this ensures group consistency = accuracy. 3) With point 2, you should then practise until you can shoot ACCURATELY out to reasonable distances. 4) The preceding culminates in KNOWING your rifle: to handle it competently and confidently. 5) Know the anatomy (in 3D) and anatomical landmarks (on the hide) of your intended game to place the projectile exactly where you want it. (From the angle presented to you, visualise the heart and then pretend using a knitting needle to hit it from your position. Where the "needle" intersects the skin is precisely where you want your projectile to enter). 6) Lastly, and most importantly, you should master all this BEFORE that first step onto African soil. Enjoy your hunt, and best of luck to you!! 👍

Warthog’s in action

Great hunting will you pls give me the game reserve e mail address because i am a Muslim hunter thank for your support in advance

Wowww great hunting ,the video is just too good good job guys,how can i book my hunting in the same farm. Thank you once again

Are these lions importable to US？

Fabulous video! Congratulations.

The main thing is you get your money's worth when you go there And span tens of thousands of dollars for ahmed.

What a beautiful place , very professional, excellent footage. Great explanation also.

I had a good laugh watching this scene! 😂

I heard your comments about fenced areas and I have to disagree. The reason they fence is to allow hunting year-round. If low fence you have a season, if high fence you own the animals. A 50 to 100 square mile fenced area you do not pen them to a fence. You seldom see the fence. I have been in no fence or low fence in the Okavango and Kalahari and found it way easier to get close to animals than in fenced areas. I would say it is easier to take animals in a no fence area than a fenced area. I have made 14 trips to Africa my longest was over five months. So not just a one trip novice. I do not even bring the animals back I do not need to show them off. The hunt is in the moment not a trophy on the wall or a video. I do not hunt dangerous game they are much easier than the plains game. They do not run at firsts site they usually come closer. Not trying to deceive anybody this is my experience.

shooting from a car isn't the same as a proper hunt

This man Paul really needs to work on his shooting skills. He got extremely lucky to have hit the spine on the wildebeest. You shouldn't take potshots on moving animals. He was millimeters away from blowing the upper jaw of the younger croc in front of his target off, leading to a lot of suffering. He should not have taken that shot when he did, even though he got the older croc. I became angry when he described wounding a croc as "the most expensive splash you ever hear". Competent, clean, ethical. Just because he has money and can afford these trips, doesn't mean he should. Then he blew the leg off the impala. If you're going to go in and take shots, you need to be competent, which emperical evidence suggests he is not. The buffalo endured a poor end because of poor shooting and fat Paul's responce while sitting on the back of the vehicle while others worked for him was "Oh well!". As I've watched, my distain for this man has grown. Not the fact that he is hunting at all, it is his marksmanship and his attitude. I have a small amount of hope that he watches this video and reads the comments, and rethinks his way of hunting. I'm pleased to see others commenting similarly here. This is no critique on the hunting taking place. It is a critique on him, and perhaps the PH for not ensuring his clients are able to effectively and ethically take animals.

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Just cast right next to the pockets, I think texas rig with paddles may work 😂

Fishing is always fun, I prefer nembwe

Buzz is a fantastic PH Magic It’s hard to keep good moral while hunting in seriously remote places over long periods of time on highly elusive animals. It’s extremely difficult to do. 0:01 Buzz charlton Best I’ve ever seen Wish you were South African 🤷 We need people like You here Our PH’s Seriously need your experience and expertise

When you said the bait was a tuskless, do you mean it was an old lion? I would have thought the scent would have put the leopard off. Please correct me if I am wrong.