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Articles
A Long, Short, Waterbuck Hunt
By Daryl Crimp My Courteney boots puffed dust in the bushveld and left distinctive tracks, the solid rubber soles offering quiet tread— silent footsteps in the dirt. I’d...
Crisis in the Cradle of Rhino Conservation
The Natal Parks Board was once upon a time one of the most effective and admired conservation organisations in the world. With its neatly dressed, disciplined and highly...
On the Menu: Braaied Guineafowl Breasts Tandoori Style
Whilst tandoori ovens are in short supply, this spicy dish tastes excellent when braaied over hardwood coals. The longer the meat is left in the marinade, the greater the...
Campfire Thoughts & Reminiscences Part 5
Written by Neil Harmse Chapter 6. Elephant Problems During the early 1980s, I was kept rather busy with problem animals along the southern boundary of the Kruger National...
Classic and Contemporary African Hunting Literature
Pondoro: Last of the Ivory Hunters John Taylor (Simon and Schuster, Inc., 1955, 354 pages.) Reviewed by Ken Bailey It had been many years since I’d read this book when I dusted...
A Long Day in Limpopo
By Ken Moody It was one of those long, tiring tracks all too common in buffalo hunting. The kind of track where you’re happy to have worn your most comfortable pair of boots...