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You may be South African, but in the words of the great Jeremy Clarkson, "you're a cock".

Now for the sake of clarity, lets have your name and profession first and foremost. Then maybe your location and where you have hunted.

By the way, what sort of springbuck have you seen that can't cross a cattle fence.


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Posts: 794 | Location: Namibia Caprivi Strip | Registered: 13 November 2012Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by Hunting the Box H:

By the way, what sort of springbuck have you seen that can cross a cattle fence.


Ian, I have no dog in this fight, but I have seen springbok cross a cattle fence on numerous occations, I have even seen them dive through a 8 foot fence with the strands no more than 8 inches apart, and pulled real tight...


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Posts: 1338 | Location: Namibia, Caprivi | Registered: 11 September 2005Reply With Quote
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Hi Karl
Sorry, typo, it is meant to read can't. I agree with you 100%

This chap clearly has no clue what he is talking about. I have seen a group of over 300 trek bokke cross fences like they weren't there.
They move like a wave across the fences in the karoo. How else do they move from one farm to the next.

My guess is another internet professor is having his fun.

As I am sure he is going to come back with some interesting brain fart to support his convictions of there being no free range animals in SA, perhaps he can comment on the following species.

Vaal Rhebok
Common Reedbuck
Mountain Reedbuck
Red Duiker
Blue Duiker
Common Duiker
Oribi
Klip Springer
Steenbuck
Suni
Warthog
Bushpig
Caracal
Springbuck
Eland
Bushbuck
Nyala
Kudu
All of the cats
Hyena
Jackal

This list by the way is a list of free ranging species that occur in this country now. Populations that are the same today as they were 200 years ago. Populations that my ancestors hunted and which I hunt today. I am sure there are others too, but these are the ones I can think of right now

So Porkus, lets hear it then.
Where did you gather your information to comment on a country you clearly know bugger all about regardless of the fact that you apparently live here.


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Posts: 794 | Location: Namibia Caprivi Strip | Registered: 13 November 2012Reply With Quote
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A sprinbuck that cant get through a low fence??? that is a fisrt!! Sorry mr porkus but I have seen that happen many times, maybe it was a poor fence.....


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Posts: 403 | Location: Alldays, South Africa | Registered: 05 July 2010Reply With Quote
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@HUNTING IN THE BOX: READ my message, I only mentioned bontebok, blesbuck, black wildebeest, gemsbuck,springbuck and zebra in my paragraph. The crux of the matter is: That NO outfitter can offer EXCLUSIVE "free range" hunts if hunting in SA if offering these species on his pricelist, incl. buffalo,sable, roan, tssesebe,etc. I realize warthogs, bushpigs, vaal rhebok, mnt. reedbuck crawl thru fences and can be free ranging/roaming, BUT I never mentioned them DID I?? I challenge you to show/name me an area where you would find black/common/white/copper springbuck mixed in one area. Yes I have seen springbuck crawl thru fences many times, from one camp to another, but not many farmers will allow their springbuck to leave his farm and move to the neighbours for him to shoot the %$#^ out of his springbuck and cash in, And don't worry who I am, I could of met you before ............ You may be South African, but in the words of the great Jeremy Clarkson, "you're a cock".

Now for the sake of clarity, lets have your name and profession first and foremost. Then maybe your location and where you have hunted.

By the way, what sort of springbuck have you seen that can't cross a cattle fence.
 
Posts: 5 | Location: South Africa | Registered: 31 March 2013Reply With Quote
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There are NO free range blesbuck, bontebok, springbuck, gemsbuck, zebra, black wildebeest (animals that can't jump low/cattle fences) in South Africa, I bet NO outfitter can offer these exclusively "free range" trophy hunts. Don't be fooled by " Oh, we are only hunting in a "low" fenced area and not high fenced therefore they free ranging! I am South African, I KNOW. I love hunting in large concessions, even though they fenced.


I'll take you on on this one.

Lets organise a hunt for totaly free range, low fence Blesbok, Springbok and Bontebok.

You will not see a high fence. When you kill them, you pay me trophy fees and day fees as listed on my web-site. If you see a high fence while we hunt, I pay the day fees and trophy fees of the game.

You are VERY wrong about this.......


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Posts: 2018 | Location: South Africa,Tanzania & Uganda | Registered: 15 August 2006Reply With Quote
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I whitetail hunt on Drummond Island in Michigan. It is unfenced but totaly surrounded by water. I once had a guy tell me that it wasn't fair chase because we could herd all the deer to the beach and shoot them. Drummond is 87000 acres and so thick in places that you can't see the sun at noon. stir


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Should have been more specific. Basic plains game for kudu, oryx, wildebeast, zebra, impala, blesbok, hartebeast, etc. Blank, what's the purpose of the fence if animals and people can range freely through it?


In South Africa, from what I have been told, if the landowner DOES NOT have a high cattle fence, then he cannot claim ownership of the animals, and therefore hunting them comes under the rules of the state, with state fees in addition to landowner fees.


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Posts: 1982 | Location: The Three Lower Counties (Delaware USA) | Registered: 13 September 2001Reply With Quote
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Again not the whole truth. The landowner can buy tags (like in the USA) and give permission to whoever wants to hunt the animals, and charge the hunter for doing so.


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Posts: 2018 | Location: South Africa,Tanzania & Uganda | Registered: 15 August 2006Reply With Quote
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@Charl: You show me a property where PURE bontebok are free roaming! What department issues permits for PURE free roaming bontebok as they have to be registered and a CAE (adequate enclosure certificate). And show me a bontebok /blesbuck that jumps a cattle/low fence?? Remember a low fence for some game is like a high fence for others!!
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Originally posted by Porcus:
There are NO free range blesbuck, bontebok, springbuck, gemsbuck, zebra, black wildebeest (animals that can't jump low/cattle fences) in South Africa, I bet NO outfitter can offer these exclusively "free range" trophy hunts. Don't be fooled by " Oh, we are only hunting in a "low" fenced area and not high fenced therefore they free ranging! I am South African, I KNOW. I love hunting in large concessions, even though they fenced.


I'll take you on on this one.

Lets organise a hunt for totaly free range, low fence Blesbok, Springbok and Bontebok.

You will not see a high fence. When you kill them, you pay me trophy fees and day fees as listed on my web-site. If you see a high fence while we hunt, I pay the day fees and trophy fees of the game.

You are VERY wrong about this.......
 
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What gets me is that outfitters are offering "exclusive free range hunting" in South Africa for ALL their plains game, They get spinned a story by these agents/outfitters at hunting shows and then get "bull^%#ed" when they get to South Africa. I see it happen all the time. I have nothing against large concessions, conservancies, ranches that are fenced/high fenced and animals a free roaming in large areas but don't sell something that is not!!
 
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What gets me is that outfitters are offering "exclusive free range hunting" in South Africa for ALL their plains game, They get spinned a story by these agents/outfitters at hunting shows and then get "bull^%#ed" when they get to South Africa. I see it happen all the time. I have nothing against large concessions, conservancies, ranches that are fenced/high fenced and animals a free roaming in large areas but don't sell something that is not!!


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Posts: 980 | Location: South Africa | Registered: 06 December 2009Reply With Quote
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Porcus, you are a chop.
You clealy dont know what you are talking about.
Now, until you are willing to give me your name, I am not going to waste any time on you.

Just another troll. donttroll


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Posts: 794 | Location: Namibia Caprivi Strip | Registered: 13 November 2012Reply With Quote
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From being called a "cock" and a "chop", it is funny when the truth hits home! There is very good hunting in SA even in "high fenced" areas, but don't run down creditable "high fenced" ranches/outfitters to sell so called exclusive "free range" hunting by operators.
 
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Porcus - How do you know what they are selling isn't free-range?


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