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Moz 2014
01 October 2014, 02:25
Larry SellersMoz 2014
Just back yesterday from my 30+ day trip to Mozambique. Took a Cape Buffalo, and numerous other smaller critters. New R8 Blaser in 9.3 X 62 performed flawlessly, eight rounds fired, eight critters DRT. Great time as usual. "That's All Folks" as the old cartoon says.
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01 October 2014, 02:56
shotgun46Congratulations Pictures?
01 October 2014, 03:09
BiebsIt's a Blaser, what did you expect? :-)
01 October 2014, 03:41
OrvarCongrats Larry! Photos would be nice...
04 October 2014, 10:12
fairgameEtiquette would have me say 'What a fantastic report and many many thanks for sharing such a wonderful experience'
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04 October 2014, 15:34
EsskayWell done

04 October 2014, 18:33
Bwanamich30+ days and 8 trophies? Exercising restraint :-)
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04 October 2014, 20:53
TrophyShotPrints30 days in Moz...Attaboy

05 October 2014, 02:55
Highlander7Congrats!
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05 October 2014, 08:24
fujotupuquote:
Originally posted by Bwanamich:
30+ days and 8 trophies? Exercising restraint :-)
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07 October 2014, 18:37
Larry SellersIt's well documented that I don't do detailed "hunt reports" here for obvious reasons. Nor do I post pictures. Hey, just my thing.
I will add that my annual 30 day trip to Mozambique is not primarily "hunting" motivated or based. I go there to enjoy Mother Africa, visit my many friends in the operation, take lots of photos, in other words just ENJOY.
I usually try and hunt/take a Buff and help out with collecting Leopard and Lion bait if needed. Some of the days are filled with checking baits for other clients, as I have my own little cruiser, available if I want.
So it's not a "quality not quantity" thing nor exercising any kind of restraint just hanging out, having a ball, and getting up each day with no "have to" plan and going with what the day brings. As a side note, I have taken, several Buff, Leopard, Sable, Hippo, Croc, Eland, Bushbuck, Warthog and lots of small stuff here on previous occasions, so that's off the table now. Have a great day!!
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08 October 2014, 02:50
Use Enough GunGlad that you enjoyed your time in Mother Africa, Larry!

08 October 2014, 03:28
jorgeSounds like a good gig you have going there, Larry! I wouldn't mind doing something like that myself some day!
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08 October 2014, 05:14
butchlocquote:
posted 01 October 2014 03:09 Hide Post
It's a Blaser, what did you expect? :-)
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08 October 2014, 12:13
Anton van der SpekLarry
Congratulations with your hunt. I presume the "Buf" was also harvested with your 9.3x62. Please elaborate on velocity the actual round fired and penetration.
Thanks in advance
Anton
08 October 2014, 13:17
Milo Shanghaiquote:
Originally posted by Larry Sellers:
It's well documented that I don't do detailed "hunt reports" here for obvious reasons. Nor do I post pictures. Hey, just my thing.
I will add that my annual 30 day trip to Mozambique is not primarily "hunting" motivated or based. I go there to enjoy Mother Africa, visit my many friends in the operation, take lots of photos, in other words just ENJOY.
I usually try and hunt/take a Buff and help out with collecting Leopard and Lion bait if needed. Some of the days are filled with checking baits for other clients, as I have my own little cruiser, available if I want.
So it's not a "quality not quantity" thing nor exercising any kind of restraint just hanging out, having a ball, and getting up each day with no "have to" plan and going with what the day brings. As a side note, I have taken, several Buff, Leopard, Sable, Hippo, Croc, Eland, Bushbuck, Warthog and lots of small stuff here on previous occasions, so that's off the table now. Have a great day!!
Larry Sellers
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R8 Blaser
Now that's a safari. Hat off to you, Larry.
09 October 2014, 00:00
Larry SellersAnton - Yes my Buff was taken with my R8 Blaser in 9.3 x 62. The shot was 80 meters, basically broadside. I used a 286 Barnes TSX over 53.5 grains of Varget powder. Didn't crono the loads so suspect around 2,200 + FPS. The shot went through the right front shoulder, through the heart and out the otherside, for total penetration. The Buff took 4 or 5 steps and was stone dead, no bellow or anything. This is the third Buff taken with this combo. Thanks for asking and hope this helps.
Larry Sellers
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quote:
Originally posted by Anton van der Spek:
Larry
Congratulations with your hunt. I presume the "Buf" was also harvested with your 9.3x62. Please elaborate on velocity the actual round fired and penetration.
Thanks in advance
Anton
09 October 2014, 02:26
Bwana338Hi Larry, sounds like you had a great time.
I was thinking about you the other day and was wondering when you would return, to New Mexico.
If you are coming down to Albuquerque, give us a call and we should be able to meet up with you.
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11 October 2014, 00:19
Anton van der SpekThanks Larry
People often talk the 9.3 down, however it has proven itself over and over again. Living in R.S.A. it is my dream to shoot a big old "dagha boy" before I lay down my head.
My 9.3 has accounted for a big bull giraffe.
Once again thanks for the report back. I appreciate.
12 October 2014, 07:10
juanpozziDear friend please send me the photos i would love them .Congratulations .Now we have to travel to LOS ANDES mountains to hunt red stag .GRAN ABRAZO AMIGO .
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20 October 2014, 04:24
Steve416Congrats Larry.