Time to thin out the heard I will be posting several rifles and some Colt SAA ’S
First rifle is a Sako/ browning safari in 284 caliber The rifle is all original except a Boyd stock missing the front sight post and the rear sight.
Redfield scope base Barrel is 22 inch, LOP 14 inch
A few marks on bluing stock is new glass bedded and barrel free floated
1500.00 + shipping

I'm curious to hear from those that have a safari or two under their belts, how would you rank the overall experiences of hunting specific plains game, specific dangerous game?

If money was no object, what would be your top choices for hunting plains game when considering the overall experience, the difficulty, the terrain, the chase etc?

Same question for dangerous game. I know that Cape Buffalo are the perennial favourite but how does the experience of hunting buffalo compare to hunting...

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Has anyone ever gotten separated from their ammo? Is it that common? I wonder how often someone has had to find ammo at their destination, or had to borrow a rifle because their ammo was lost. Seems like everyone would only be shooting 308s, 30-06s, and 375 H&Hs if losing ammo was that common.

I’ve never hunted Africa, I badly want to and my wife is coming around to the idea. She has always wanted to see the pyramids and experience Egypt. I would like for her to have the opportunity to see and do the things she wants to do.

I am certain it would be very difficult to bring my own rifles on this trip, which is ok.

Are these two experiences compatible on the same trip? Let me know your thoughts.

I’m interested in doing an Eland hunt. I’d like it to be a traditional tracking style hunt. I would appreciate some input on where the best places are to do this. If it was in an area with good bushbuck hunting that would be a bonus !

I should also mention that although I’m sure I’d love it, I’m not looking for a Lord Derby Eland at the moment.

Thanks!