Folks,

Dean Kendall one of our PH's and Zim resident has at least 8 PAC elephants available from now through March 31. This is a night hunt for crop raiders and very exciting. You will walk into the fields until yousee the elephants back against the night sky and then the light comes on and you try for a brain shot. At 10 yards with other ele's screaming and running in all direction this could offer some brown underwear. This area is in the Hwange corridor so there is a chance of shooting a very big bull. In that case Dean has one export permit so with a trophy fee you could take the big bull home.

Hunts are for a minimum of 2 elephants at $7,000 all inclusive per animal.

If you shoot a big bull and want to import it you can for a $12,000 trophy fee plus $7,000 hunt fee.

Hunt durations are 7-10 days depending on how many ele's you want.

These will go quickly so contact me soon with questions.

Mark

I hunted with Dean in Zimbabwe and he is a pro. I would highly recommend him as a PH.

While not the classical tracking safari, this sounds really exciting.

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Originally posted by dogcat:
I hunted with Dean in Zimbabwe and he is a pro. I would highly recommend him as a PH.

and I hunted with him in Tanzania--I second the recommendation.

Spotlighting elephants? Sounds like a hoot.

Wonder if I could use my bow?

I suppose if you could pull off a frontal brain shot on a charging elephant in the dark you have reached nirvana.

and if you didn't you've reached heaven.

...You'll reach nirvina only if you MISS!

Does it need to be all night hunting?? Or is it possible to have some tracking as well???

If he could somehow work in a 4 X 4 with big tires and a CB radio, a couple of six packs, and a red & blue flashing light in the rearview mirror, I can see this being very popular with southeastern Oklahomans!

Ddouble,

This is a crop raider hunt and this night hunt is the most efficient way to deal with the elephants. This is a hunt for people seeking some real DG experience without the cost or time involved in a traditional hunt.

Mark

I shot one in a corn field by a school at night last year. At first I thought they were crazy but we were after a certain group of elephants that had been raiding a marula tree in the courtyard of a health clinic. We waited a couple of nights at the clinic for them to come but they would not come in. So we went with the light and shot a bull.

Lots of fun and excitement.

BigB

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Originally posted by Acer:
If he could somehow work in a 4 X 4 with big tires and a CB radio, a couple of six packs, and a red & blue flashing light in the rearview mirror, I can see this being very popular with southeastern Oklahomans!

Some people just don't, and never will, understand how many truths are in this statement!!

Hill Country of TX would also work...

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Originally posted by Acer:
If he could somehow work in a 4 X 4 with big tires and a CB radio, a couple of six packs, and a red & blue flashing light in the rearview mirror, I can see this being very popular with southeastern Oklahomans!

LOL!!! Amen, brother!

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Originally posted by Acer:
If he could somehow work in a 4 X 4 with big tires and a CB radio, a couple of six packs, and a red & blue flashing light in the rearview mirror, I can see this being very popular with southeastern Oklahomans!

I went to college at SOSU in Durant. I think there would be some takers if you could use a .243 and a glove compartment full of Core Lokts.