Sep 3, 2024 | Hunting Stories, News
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 RECOGNITION OF REALITY RETURNS TO BOTSWANA For good, one hopes There is one...
Aug 2, 2024 | Hunting Stories, News
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 once. From Robert Ruark (Horn of the Hunter) to South African novelist Stuart Cloete...
Jul 4, 2024 | Hunting Stories, News
By Terry Wieland PACHYDERMIA When in elephant country, carry an elephant rifle Never having hunted elephant myself — at least, not intentionally — I’m hardly qualified to offer much more than some very circumspect opinions on what to do or...
Jun 5, 2024 | Hunting Stories, News
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 years ago now, he took with him a veritable mountain of equipment. From rifles and...
May 8, 2024 | Hunting Stories, News
By Terry Wieland The Fiercest Heart Stuart Cloete — soldier, novelist, elephant hunter In 1994, when I was holed up on a remote farm in the (then) Orange Free State, learning one last time that I am not a novelist, I found myself longing for something to...
Apr 12, 2024 | Hunting Stories, News
A Masai homestead near the Great Rift Valley in Tanzania. The grass hut is perfect for the climate. By Terry Wieland Under Canvas The fine art of teamwork Many has been the paean to the joys of the old-time tented safari, wherein you set up camp for a few...