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Just put pen to paper and signed the contract for my first Zimbabwe DG hunt (through Aaron Neilson) with Ivory Trail Safaris and Philip Smythe next August. Going to be a 10 day tuskless ele and cape buffalo hunt in the Chirisa area. I want to thank the members that reached out to me and assured me of the reputation of Aaron and his services. Communication thus far has been great and I'm looking forward to the hunt. My Sabatti should get a work out and I plan on having the hunt videographed as well.


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Good for you! I can't wait to go back.


Frank



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Good luck, and thanks for everything! Already looking forward to the report/pics.


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Always to see someone looking forward to Africa.

The best,

Mike


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Look forward to the video clips.
Good luck on your hunt.
 
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I hope Aaron, in the disclosures, mentioned that DG hunting may be addictive. I have still not met a person who has signed his first African DG contract who has not gone back or is not planning to return. Good luck!

Tom


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Originally posted by twoseventy:
I hope Aaron, in the disclosures, mentioned that DG hunting may be addictive. I have still not met a person who has signed his first African DG contract who has not gone back or is not planning to return. Good luck!

Tom


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Looking forward to having you out here with us!


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Make sure you stop at the old ranger station site, the view out across the bluffs is incredible. Will you be staying at Swainson's camp? If so, sundowners at the firepit overlooking the Sengwa river will be a sight you will never forget Cool
 
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Yup, hunteratheart will be at Swainsons camp - Sundowners are part of the territory - Firepit by the pool overlooking the Sengwa, its hard to beat!!


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View from the ranger camp and down into the tall grass. Breathtaking!



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View from the old ranger station





Swainsons camp







Hint: get up before first light and sit at the edge of the firepit and watch/listen as the bush wakes up to a new day. The dassies will come out to warm up in the sun and frolic.
Balm for the soul Cool
 
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IMO a 10 day buffalo / tuskless elephant hunt is the perfect adventure. Good luck and enjoy every last second.


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Just got back home from a business trip and trying to get caught up with all the posts I've missed! Guys, it just ain't fair - after seeing the pics and the comments, August next year can't come soon enough! The views from the camp and the ranger station look just awesome.


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Hey Head trauma, looks like you haven't been to swainsons in a while - this is what the new camp looks like!

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Come and have a look one day!


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Zimbabwe

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Dang, I'm getting homesick again! Big Grin
 
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