For me he looks like a guy who fulfilled his lifelong dream, probably worked his ass off and now in retirement makes his dream come true. If he got a little more time behind the rifle prior would be better.
The stock on that Weatherby that the client is shooting appears to be giving him a nice red slap on his right cheek. Not for me, that. Prob the reason his PH had to finalize the sighting of that rifle, too.
probably a 340 It's pretty clear the hunter isn't up to it. he'd have been way better off with a 338 Federal. at least he wouldn't have been scared of the recoil.
Thank goodness for hunters going to Africa. Hunters feed Africans, build infrastructure, prevent much poaching, pay for wildlife habitat preservation and give jobs not hand-outs. See the smiling locals. Now that's real heart! These animals are not endangered! I think I'll go out for a steak tonight.
@@highlanderoutdoors7199 What an absolute lie. I live in Zambia in the wild and have seen the devastation by so called professional hunters. The locals employed do not even come from the chiefdom where they hunt. Locals get totally nothing. The two years hunting was forbidden, the number of animals in that region increased enormously. Now Kwalata is back you see numbers declining again.
This is a great video. Peter u do a great job. I met u at the DSC convention in Dallas, we chatted. One day I will hunt with u. Awesome!!!
Excellent PH'S, guides, trackers, videographer and crew. Obviously not a seasoned hunter. That poor zebra.
For me he looks like a guy who fulfilled his lifelong dream, probably worked his ass off and now in retirement makes his dream come true.
If he got a little more time behind the rifle prior would be better.
@ 24:38 The guys are earning their pay here. Boy oh boy ... 😵💫
WATCHIN THIS IS AFRICA I FEELME AN AFRICAN HUNTER I AM FROM MEXICO I LOVE HUNT SINCE 1970 BIG GAME HUNT AND SMOLL GAME HUNT CONGRATULATIONS T I A
Chippy has a great area!
The stock on that Weatherby that the client is shooting appears to be giving him a nice red slap on his right cheek. Not for me, that. Prob the reason his PH had to finalize the sighting of that rifle, too.
gawd I can't stand Weatherby magnums.
I noticed that too, he also is pulling away from the stock before he fires. He's got problems.
Where can I find the Chad Allen with his swamghost deer
Thanks, great video!
That PH could knock an elephant out with his bare hands
It just scares me, the way they carry a rifle with muzzle swinging around. Very dangerous.
The guide has to sight it in.
He wounded the zebra with his terrible shooting is absolutely careless with the muzzle of his rifle. He has more money than sense.
Hi how does one get hold of your company?
What calibre is the Weatherby?
probably a 340 It's pretty clear the hunter isn't up to it. he'd have been way better off with a 338 Federal. at least he wouldn't have been scared of the recoil.
Loved it.....
who are the guys in military fatigues? Security? Law enforcement?
Game rangers
@@yaseenajam5022 yes with a VZ-58, not an AK ;-)
poor shooting mate
stop this killing stop heartless people
Thank goodness for hunters going to Africa. Hunters feed Africans, build infrastructure, prevent much poaching, pay for wildlife habitat preservation and give jobs not hand-outs. See the smiling locals. Now that's real heart! These animals are not endangered! I think I'll go out for a steak tonight.
You are such a fucking idiot...
@@highlanderoutdoors7199 What an absolute lie. I live in Zambia in the wild and have seen the devastation by so called professional hunters. The locals employed do not even come from the chiefdom where they hunt. Locals get totally nothing. The two years hunting was forbidden, the number of animals in that region increased enormously. Now Kwalata is back you see numbers declining again.
@@daryllcecil2450 very true, locals benefit very little or sometimes nothing
Murderers
Fuck off idiot
I'm sure you've swatted a fly or killed an insect before, there's no difference.