Jan 16, 2023 | Archive, News, News
Written by Neil Harmse Chapter 14. ‘The Hat’ – A Dirty, Smelly Old Friend When it comes to ‘outdoors men’ (sorry, ladies, this is a man thing!), have you ever wondered what it is that sets us apart from one another? I am particularly...
Dec 12, 2022 | Archive, Hunting Stories, News
Written by Frank Zits After the Big Five (lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, and Cape buffalo), hunting forest bongo possibly rates next, or at least high, on the list of dream safaris for most African game hunters. There are two types of African bongos, the western or...
Dec 8, 2022 | Archive, News, News
ritten by Neil Harmse Chapter 12. Wilderness Trails My life in the bush had its moments of excitement when dealing with problem animals and I have mentioned incidents on hunts and while guiding clients on safaris. However, when I think back, one of the...
Dec 6, 2022 | Archive, Hunting Stories, News
Written by Jon Fossil Thirty yards in front of me, two huge Cape buffalo were repeatedly goring each other in a battle to the death. We had been following these two Dagga Boys for several hours and were now only 30 yards from the two combatants with nothing but a...
Nov 14, 2022 | Archive, News, News
Written by Neil Harmse Chapter 11. An Expedition into Mozambique The 1980s were a busy time for conducting walking trails and I also got involved with game control operations. By way of something different, I was asked by my good friend Loot...
Nov 14, 2022 | Archive, News
Written by Grey, head of anti-poaching at Mayo Oldiri Safaris I was hired to go to Cameroon to work for Mayo Oldiri Safaris to train people in anti-poaching. However, the biggest challenge for me was that I had basically no experience as an anti-poaching guy....