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I recently had the pleasure to take a friend and his son on a hunting trip. This was the perfect excuse for another friend from Germany to join us, and of course my own son joined us as well, as it is school holidays. This is the results more from the boys perspective, as I think they enjoyed it the most by far! (Of course the adults also had a ball!!!)

We hunted in Southern Namibia, close to the town of Keetmanshoop, where I grew up. IMO this is a very underrated hunting destination.
Let the pics tell the story!

Edrich sighting Rob's .308


Father and son enjoying the warm campfire


Rob with his kudu


Sean's kudu


Edrich laughing his @ss off for Mickey and Sean eating liver, not knowing that his turn is coming up the next evening.



Koning Cruiser


Edrich and me with his first kudu


Edrich enjoying "enjoying" his kudu's liver


Rob with his springbok


Sean with his springbok


Rob and the boys with his gemsbok


Edrich with his gemsbok. This was his 3rd gemsbok, but by far his best shot ever on a gemsbok.


Sean and edrich with Sean's gemsbok


All of us at the Fish River Canyon


Karl Stumpfe
Ndumo Hunting Safaris www.huntingsafaris.net
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P.O. Box 1667, Katima Mulilo, Namibia
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Posts: 1336 | Location: Namibia, Caprivi | Registered: 11 September 2005Reply With Quote
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Karl,

It looks like the boys had a lot of fun.

Congrats to the young men.


Gerhard
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Fantastic stuff. I would like to take my son (11 now) to Africa one day. My 14 yr old girl and my boy have come with me to shoot fallow deer & goats.


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Nakihunter, both boys are about 11 years old, Sean turned 11 earlier the year, and Edrich will be 11 early in September.

And I must add they both did great! They shot 5 animals between them with 6 shots, only Sean's springbok requered an extra shot. The silencer works very well in taming the .308's recoil, though it was a schlep to handle. (Springbok was shot with my .243)


Karl Stumpfe
Ndumo Hunting Safaris www.huntingsafaris.net
karl@huntingsafaris.net
P.O. Box 1667, Katima Mulilo, Namibia
Cell: +264 81 1285 416
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Good stuff,Karl!
 
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Karl, After hunting with Larry, the kid's must have seemed like Navy Seal Marksmen!!!!!!
 
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Good Stuff Karl! Was that Zirk's place?


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Karl, After hunting with Larry, the kid's must have seemed like Navy Seal Marksmen!!!!!!

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Adam, no it was not Zirks place. I have hunted myself on it before, but never with clients. It looks like we will have around 90 000 acres around there to hunt, fly camping mostly. I will try and find more photos of the terrain and the camp, and post them as well. (We also hunted on the farm I told you about that my father bought in 1998 just before he died.)


Karl Stumpfe
Ndumo Hunting Safaris www.huntingsafaris.net
karl@huntingsafaris.net
P.O. Box 1667, Katima Mulilo, Namibia
Cell: +264 81 1285 416
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Karl,

First up give a big thumbs up to Edrich on a super kudu you must be very proud. tu2

Secondly your cruiser looks bloody good it took me a while to realize it was yours.

Adam,

How are you ? I will be putting something together of your dads killing spree on video sometime soon just be patient.


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Hi Frederick,
I've been doing well. How about you? Been meaning to post a hunt report from our hunt with you and Karl, but since it basically a journal from when I started planning to coming home, its ballooned into way more than I intended. Need to edit for posting. Looking forward to the video. Please let keep me posted as I would like to get a CD of it for Dad.

Thanks!

Adam


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Looks like the boys are starting off on the right foot. Good job dads.

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Karl
Great to see the family hunt.
I know you where wanting to go to the Caprivi with them. Thats a long ass drive.Maybe next year
We are planning our next visit with you.
Have a great year.
And if Frederik is there hello.
Larry
 
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