02 June 2009, 02:07
MuletrainOnly for those that have hunted buffalo with a ....
A knife is a little too modern and hi-tec for my taste. I prefer to use half of a paving brick.
06 June 2009, 07:54
AntlersUndoubtedly, Will in his ignorance will insist on using a single tanged blade.
06 June 2009, 23:10
Mark TYou guys and your knives. There IS such a thing as too much gun you know.
In 2007 while in the Caprivi I tried using spit-wads. I had what I thought was a fairly reliable system, .248 x 10" Standard straw, red of course, not the cheap white plastic version. They can't hold the pressures required for good trajectory.
The problem was I hadn't anticipated the mud encrusted hide. The spit wad simply fragmented on impact, causing the buffalo to cross into Botswanna where I was not able to pursue the bull any longer.
Vaughan Told me "Next time use Solids."
Good information that...........
07 June 2009, 21:09
surestrikeI can't believe that nobody has said it yet....
I think the finest buffalo knife is the 4570 tempered lever knife. Using very slow velocity strokes for better penetration.
07 June 2009, 21:35
shakariquote:
Originally posted by surestrike:
I think the finest buffalo knife is the 4570 tempered lever knife. Using very slow velocity strokes for better penetration.
