Just saw this. Wish I would've found you sooner! Especially since you're so close! I'll still send you some pics of my screw ups! 
Jon

Fringe quiver

I was using 650 grain arrows with Cuthroat single bevel broadheads.  Of course I was also shooting 70#'s.  That is not necessary, but it was what is shot for many years.  Your bow poundage should be enough, but I am like Jorge, I would try and increase the arrow weight if possible.  I had complete pass through on all 6 of my animals including Kudu, Wildebeest, Gemsbuck, etc.
I have heard the hide on gariffe is very thick and tough, not sure you have enough equipment to make a clean kill.

I've never heard of those brands.  I have been using a Double Bull for many, many years.  It is tall enough to shoot my recurve out of.  Mine is one of the older models, before the company sold out.  It is very well made without velcrow on the window blinds.  This keeps everything quiet.  Only zipper is on the entrance and it is very heavy duty.

On my trips to Africa, I used a gun case for bow, arrows, and everything else I could get into it.  On the outside of the case, I taped a sign " Archery Equipment - No Firearms".  I didn't have any problems going or coming back.  You can get a lot of accessories in a gun case plus bow and arrows.

Almost looks like a thumb rest.  I got a bow that has one.

I'm thinking of buying one of these types of blinds and wanted to see if anyone has one for some reviews since both are similar.  Also if able to shoot Traditional or are they just for compounds.

Looking for something to get out of the wind for late season.  Also when my daughter comes or friend with their kid to keep them warm.

I've always enjoyed making my own things from strings to arrows to quivers. I made this quiver patterned after a Nate Steen quiver.

The one downside to making your own things is that you accumulate tools and other things that make the job easier and, unless you are making more than one or two, don't get a lot of use.