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Old 06-24-2022, 05:28 PM
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A 338 Win Mag loaded with Swift A-Frames wouldn’t require a follow up from many angles. At 200 yards with that rifle it is a chip shot. I would be furious.
Ohhh I was
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Old 07-07-2022, 08:53 AM
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Ohhh I was
I was on a lion hunt a long time ago. It was my second safari tryng to get a lion and while my PH was a legend, it was still a 40% chance, at best, of getting a shot in the 14 days.

We were talking to the land owner and he was telling us of the previous hunt. The client was a minister of some kind and old Man Dupessis recalled how the two of them would kneel down and pray that he would get his lion. ( I have my own thoughts about such a deal, but it really does not matter)

They shot 4 or 5 zebras and a similar number of blue wildebeests for bait over the course of the safari trying to bait the cats.

And then one day they came over a little hill and 60 yards below was a pride with a big male.

The PH shouted that the wind was wrong and that the client must not shoot!

My PH went nuts on the news! 60 yards - you shoot!

Obviously, the PH was scared of lions and the minister never did get another chance.

I reckon he had something in common with the bear guide in Alaska.

Pity.
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