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A friend of mine hunted buffalo with him last November and had nothing but good to say about the experience. He and his father both took whopper 42" plus buffalo. Luke's Masailand concession has great buffalo, especially late in the season. "There are worse memorials to a life well-lived than a pair of elephant tusks." Robert Ruark | |||
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He has a very good reputation, and is a very capable hunter..He has had the same concession for a number of years..I would give him 5 stars, based on the many hunters I know that have hunted with him... Ray Atkinson Atkinson Hunting Adventures 10 Ward Lane, Filer, Idaho, 83328 208-731-4120 rayatkinsonhunting@gmail.com | |||
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shootaway, I hunted buffalo on Luke's Simanjiro concession in Masailand in late October 2005. I hunted out of the Kitangare camp with Professional Hunter Nigel Theisen. Like Ray, I would rate the operation there as exceptional. It is first rate in every way. During the dry times though, the hunter shouldn't expect to see large herds of buffalo, or other game for that matter. Most of the animals migrate to Tarangeri National Park where there is permanent water. There are still ample numbers of animals though, to be sure. The biggest herd I saw in seven hunting days was perhaps twenty animals. Usually we found the buffalo two or three animals at a time. If I were to go back and hunt there again for buffalo, I'd try to go on the last hunt of the season or shortly before. You will see large concentrations of buffalo and other game then. That's the good news. The bad news is that the really big bulls will usually be found in the middle of the herd and very difficult to get to. It's a great area and Luke runs a first-class operation. Tom | |||
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Thanks Tsquare2,a first class operation is what I am looking for. | |||
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I hunted buffalo with Luke, Ditto what Tsquare2 says, if you want details PM or e-mail me. Jerry Huffaker State, National and World Champion Taxidermist | |||
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Came back from Selous 3 weeks ago. I did not hunt with Luke Samaras himself but with one of his PH (Paddi "Blood"). Excellent company, great food, service, PH, trackers, camp etc. I shot a nice old buffalo. We saw Buffalo, elephant, Leopard, Lion. Plains game was difficult because of too much water (animals spread). I loved Selous, very remote, did not meet any other hunters. I was told by our PH that chances of a very big buffalo are better in Masailand but the area is supposed to be more crowded with hunters. If going to Selous you should pick Namkongo Camp for the best hunting. Take the lake camp for better food and view of lake. We paid "old" trophy fees but with a risk of paying up if Tanzania government sticks with current plan. Namkongo Camp coordinates (S 08 14' 692'' E 038 06' 728'') | |||
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I've booked for Luke since 1999 with excellent results. He runs a first class operation. | |||
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Just got back from the Selous today. I'll try to post the hunting report this weekend. Shot two really nice buff along with plains game. Hunted with Leon Kachelhoffer a freelance PH who has huted for Luke for a number of years. Would rate the whole shebang an A+ Have gun- Will travel The value of a trophy is computed directly in terms of personal investment in its acquisition. Robert Ruark | |||
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