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BUFF · 07-13-2007, 08:09 AM

I'm back in Johannesburg. I had a good hunt even though it rained for 2 days and really slowed the hunting. I didn't see a trophy animal for 3 days. I was still able to scratch out a few. Several Arrows were ruined hunting in the rain trying to slip up on a Bush Buck. I never won any ribbons for sneaking up on stuff but it was better than setting in camp. A couple of more were messed up shooting tin Coke cans but I will post the good ones to follow. Tin man was the only unlucky one along for the trip. I had his arrow out for 7 hours . having seen nothing I put his back and pulled out TradAg. 15 minutes latter zebra came in. @ days later I shot the only animal I did not recover with Tin mans shaft. A really nice Water buck. I hit him quartering away and we had good lung blood for about 200 yards and then it went off a rock face on the mountain and just flew away. We never saw blood or tracks again. :cry:

07-13-2007, 08:09 AM	#1
BUFF Just Me Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Hallsville TX Posts: 1,110 Points: 4265.00	Names on Arrows in Africa I'm back in Johannesburg. I had a good hunt even though it rained for 2 days and really slowed the hunting. I didn't see a trophy animal for 3 days. I was still able to scratch out a few. Several Arrows were ruined hunting in the rain trying to slip up on a Bush Buck. I never won any ribbons for sneaking up on stuff but it was better than setting in camp. A couple of more were messed up shooting tin Coke cans but I will post the good ones to follow. Tin man was the only unlucky one along for the trip. I had his arrow out for 7 hours . having seen nothing I put his back and pulled out TradAg. 15 minutes latter zebra came in. @ days later I shot the only animal I did not recover with Tin mans shaft. A really nice Water buck. I hit him quartering away and we had good lung blood for about 200 yards and then it went off a rock face on the mountain and just flew away. We never saw blood or tracks again. :cry: