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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: Jerry Russell on September 09, 2022, 04:55:13 PM
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Just got back from Australia on a Buffalo hunt with two fellow stickbow hunters. It was epic and we took 5 Buffalo, 1 scrub bull and a hog. Brutal hunting conditions with temps at 100 degrees but we had a blast.
I took a Buffalo that has been a lifelong dream and also a huge scrub bull. We filmed several of the hunts and will
produce a video in the near future for our YouTube channel.
I absolutely love these adventure hunts in far away lands.
I was shooting my 25 year old Black Widow SA-3 with 70 pound limbs. Arrows were Easton FMJ with 300g Tuffheads. Total arrow weight was 940g. [attachment=1]
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Well done Jerry,
Congratulations on achieving a life-long dream :thumbsup:
Thats a good Scrub Bull and a fine Buffalo too.
It sure is a fantastic way to spend some time in the sun.
I'm always looking for the opportunity to do it again..
Best
Lex
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Nice.
Thanks for sharing. :archer:
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Good job - I think that might be my favorite hunt. Those a really nice bulls - both.
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Excellent, bulls that must have been like Texas in the summer!!!
:campfire: :coffee: :archer2: :campfire:
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Most special harvests...Congrats!!!
Am looking forward to enjoying the video of your splendid experience and success.
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Very cool Jerry!!!!!
Congrats!!!
Bisch
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Congratulations I can’t wait for the story.
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So awesome!! Congrats!!
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Excellent!! Nice job!
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That buff is cool - I bet he would make a good rug and euro mount
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Incredible… Well done Jerry :clapper: :campfire:
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Couple of great animals Jerry. Congratulations on a fine adventure.
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Most excellent. Well done Jerry and the rest of the hunting party. Looking forward to the video.
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:clapper: Awesome hunt Jerry
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Congrats on a great hunt.
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Congratulations. Always thought a scrub bull would be a great hunt.
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Awesome animals Jerry! Can’t wait to see the video and watch the hunt unfold!
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A little swamped with work right now, but I will add some details later. On my part, this was the most physically taxing hunt that I have ever been on, covering lots of miles in 100 degree temps, with relatively little morning hunting when there would have been slightly cooler temps. This was mostly to allow the wind to pick up to improve stalking conditions and to allow for time for the buffalo to get to the river and drainages where they would be more stalkable.
I have never had a hunt in which my performance was so poor, but I also had some bad luck and equipment failures that didn't help matters much. I will explains some of these a little bit later.
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Way cool :saywhat: Congrats! Man, that's a bruiser of an animal.......both of them! :thumbsup:
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Jerry, I am so happy for you, you gave me a wonderful experience on a Quebec bear hunt that you(and bear dog) worked so hard to make successful for our group. Nice to see you experience this adventure.
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Very well done, Jerry. Congrats.