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African Hunting Gazette
April-June 2024
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Game Animals of Africa
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Articles
One for the Road
Superb trackers and valued friends, from left: Lekina Sandeti, Momella Torongoi, and Abedi Shimba. Lekina and Momella are both Masai. Abedi, who died a few years ago, was...
One for the Road
Lunch with Leo, Okavango Delta, 2008. Yes, his tail is flicking. Yes, he was annoyed that we were disturbing his repast. And yes, we got out of there.By Terry Wieland ...
One for the Road
By Terry Wieland M’BOGO MAN  It’s very difficult to write anything new about the Cape buffalo. It seems that everything that can be said, has been said, and more than...
One for the Road
By Terry Wieland PACHYDERMIA When in elephant country, carry an elephant rifle       Never having hunted elephant myself — at least, not intentionally — I’m...
South Africa Plans to Grow Biodiversity Economy
Wildlife has blossomed on privately-owned land in South Africa since legislation was passed in the 1970s, making the ownership of wild animals and their utilisation a viable...
One for the Road
By Terry Wieland The Travelling Library Blood, sweat, gun oil, dust and ashes When Theodore Roosevelt made his celebrated safari through East Africa, more than 110...