Dream hunt

Ive been very fortunate in my lifetime. I have completed many dream hunts. I would have to go off continent to get something new. New Zealand for the Reds or Africa for the Antelope species with a possible Cape Horn Buffalo.
 
sentimental

I'm going to go soft on you guys. I wish I could put a hunt together w/ my Grandad, Dad, Uncle, me and my boy. Time never let it work out that way.

Pap and my uncle were gone before bamaboy was born, Dad too before the boy got old enough to hit the woods.

We'd hunt my Grandad's boyhood farm in Huntington Co Pa. Deer of course.
And since its in my imagination, it won't be two crowded with too many hunters.
Just us, maybe some guys in the distance to move deer.

I'd bring the M88 Win .308 for Pap, show him what good care I've taken of it, the kills its made w/ me. Bamaboy could bring my Dad's .243 Savage 110, tell of the amazing long shot he made last year on his first buck. Uncle Dick would show up w/ that darn made in Germany .300 Weatherby he was so proud of, but never got to hunt grizzly before his accident. Dad would bring that Win 94 in .44 mag, , 70's version with a sidemount scope, and Dick would tease him all over again about a marble shooter. I'd show up with a Rem 14 .30Rem, Dad's first deer rifle, Rem pump guns being a clan favorite, but I'd get grief 'cause it wasn't a .35.

Dick would kill one, he always did. Dad would miss, he was cross dominant, never discovered till he was in his 60's, and it gave him fits. Bamaboy would do his darndest, Dick would put him on the best stand and he might just get one.

Pap and I would watch it all and tell stories.
 
Done

Just did it. I returned from my fourth leopard hunt in Namibia, this time successful. Shot 18 warthog, Oryx, Cheetah and a huge baboon. This was a dream come true. (Also saw wild lions and a huge male at Etosha). I am not a man of means, but save each week and make it happen. I also long to return to the swamps of Mozambique for another buffalo hunt- that is physically challenging and rewarding as you really work for the buffalo.
 
Just did it. I returned from my fourth leopard hunt in Namibia, this time successful. Shot 18 warthog, Oryx, Cheetah and a huge baboon. This was a dream come true. (Also saw wild lions and a huge male at Etosha). I am not a man of means, but save each week and make it happen. I also long to return to the swamps of Mozambique for another buffalo hunt- that is physically challenging and rewarding as you really work for the buffalo.

EXACTLY what i consider my dream hunt.
Congratz.


I will one day fullfill :D
 
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