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I have hunted several Leopards over the past years and still learn every day. The most successful way for me is to locate a big tom track, select a tree, hang a bait and make a drag. Fingers x that the plan will work. With the modern day technologies of trail cams and motion censored lights it makes life a bit more easier but it's still not a guarantee. I have tried hunting a problem Leopard with hounds once, although many like the method (and I see nothing wrong with it)I am not fit enough to chase the dogs for several miles My first Leopard I personally shot was in the day time when I checked a bait of mine. The second one I shot was at night while calling Jackal The third one I shot was from a blind over bait. I still prefer the Bait and Blind although it's very exciting if a Leopard comes to a caller as well. I recently had a Huge Tom come to the caller while hunting Hyena, unfortunately no Permit so I didn't shoot. (Although I was very tempted) | |||
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