Africa’s great bird-shooting opportunities are often overlooked.
Take some time out of your big-game safari to hunt sand grouse, francolin, or guinea fowl.
Africa’s Greatest Tuskers
Africa’s Greatest Tuskers is a new book by Tony Sanchez-Arino that does what no single volume has ever attempted: It lists every known elephant ever taken with at least one tusk of 130 pounds or more and tells the stories of who hunted these elephants, who owns the tusks, or how they were found.
Africa’s Most Common Antelope
Depending on where you go in Africa, it might be an impala, springbok, reedbuck, gazelle, or kob.
They’re all fun to hunt, and good eating.
All About Bullets
How to choose the right bullet for your hunt.
Bonded, homogenous, tipped, low drag… sorting through the many types.
All About Himalayan Tahr
This magnificently maned goat is one of the world’s top mountain hunts.
What they lack in horn, they more than make up for in hair.
An Easy Ibex
Is there such a thing?
Yes, but you need to choose your hunt carefully.
An Economic Colossus
Hunting is by far the largest funding mechanism for wildlife, and the economic benefits go far beyond conservation.
An Exceptional Eland
A Livingstone eland taken in Mozambique should shatter the world record.
The eland was taken with Kambako Safaris in the Nyasa Reserve.
An Outdoor Education
A unique pro-hunting curriculum is teaching outdoor skills to tens of thousands of public school students every year.
The Outdoor Adventures program reaches students in more than 500 schools in 35 states.
