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The Science Of Nature Conservation: In 1960 There Were Less Than 600,000 Head Of Game In SA.

"... for as little as $5,000, all meals and accommodation included a first time visitor can experience the best hunting of his life..."

SECURING THE FUTURE OF BIODIVERSITY

We are, and always were, meant to take our place within the circle of life and any move to exclude us from it will have devastating effect

On the 7x57, the 9.3x62 and the .375 H&H

7x57, 9.3x62 and .375 H&H

(DG Rifles Part 3): The Musgraves

It will be rare to see a larger than 1/2 MOA group for any off the shelf rifle.

Kick The Habit (1) - A Tongue In Cheek But Serious Treatise On Recoil

Recoil is what it is - live with it and do not flinch

Favourite Rifle Sighting Systems For Hunting And Target Shooting

Be it rifle scopes, iron sights (express and aperture), or single dot "Aimpoint" optics, every hunter / target shooter seems to have his pre

A Wounded Cape Buffalo Is Not The Most Dangerous Animal

Hunting Cape buffalo

Hornady DGX And DGS Bullet Behaviour

Penetration into wood can never be used as an indication of how a bullet will perform through the shoulders of a Cape buffalo

Hunting Is Not A Sport

South Africans hunt for meat. Trophy hunting by foreign visitors leave a supply of meat which is utilised by rural families in need.