This buffalo was killed by Peter Rudinek a danish PH who lives in South Africa .He used a nice sako 375hyh ,with a swaroski during the day and a nigth nision device at nigth.Juan

jefferydenmark with a boar.Juan

Jefferydenmark recently sent me a very nice hunting garment made specially for me thank you ,Andre ,and confirmed that he will came soon to hunt with knives,buffalo with his 500jeffery and red stag ,in the mountains .HES MY CONTACT IN DENMARK ,HE HUNTED ALL OVER THE WORLD SO HE CAN ADVICE DANISH HUNTERS.Juan

The cuchillo works again....

Seems to me like using a pig sticking lance would be more fun. Probably not a hell of a lot less dangerous, and you would have the mechanical advantage of a 5 or 6 foot stick attached to your knife.

Am I wrong in thinking this? Is this the chica way or is it viable.

A Brown bear with a lance would be a lot of fun too!

You must be near to feel the adrenalin pumping.No long sticks. If you want to use a spear "una pica" you should do it horse back riding

I used a knife to finish off some animals in Africa. The soil was too rocky and we were too close to shoot with the rifle so we used the knife.

Holding down a baboon with all my 240 pounds and using a knife to his heart was a feeling I am not sure I want again. Pig, baboon, or anything else. A little too much like killing someone.

Spear takes a little of that reality away. I am not talking about a throwing spear, I am talking about lancing them by hand.

A knife for the "coup de grace" is as good as a bullet, IMO. When the cuchillo is used with the dogo, I don't believe it matters, even for a split second, to the pig. the extra adrenalin for all involved accelerates even death.

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Originally posted by SGraves155:
A knife for the "coup de grace" is as good as a bullet, IMO. When the cuchillo is used with the dogo, I don't believe it matters, even for a split second, to the pig. the extra adrenalin for all involved accelerates even death.

Dude are you sure, I thought it would make then live longer?

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