Recent content by Lure Jensen

Limpopo SA 2012:

One of my favorite pictures in Africa!

I agree the local chapter is a good way to go. A lot of times the local chapter knows the Outfitter, and has had experience with them. Also, if you are successful you can get spot on advice on equipment, clothing etc., of the hunt. Best of all you can ask good questions, of the hunt in general...

I have a need/want to hunt a sitatunga in Zambia. 1. How many days should I allow? 2. When would the best time to hunt sitatunga. I have a hunt scheduled for the in Tondwa Game Management Area, Zambia for 2014. Now I just need to know when to go?

Sorry not the best photo of pedestal!

I also had Hunter Int. receive my shipment of trophies. My tax. Here had me ship it directly to the tannery. It worked out great and because I had a pig it also solved the USDA receiving problem!

2 for me!

Behrhart on the bear!

It's right there! It's right there, ya right there!

IN MY DREAMS First day in Africa, better than all my dreams!

Who is Happy? Who is more happy! Hunter or Tracker?

"If you build it they will come" Field of Dreams 1989.:cool:

What quantities are you talking about?

I agree with all the above, I just returned last May from a 4 animal package hunt and then added a 5th for about $6,000, 9 days. Kudu, Impala, Nyala, Bushbuck, and Warthog. Fortunately or unfortunately, all were very good animals and all need to be mounted. By the time I'm done I expect to...

I don't think it makes a lot of difference, but I was advised that it was better for the entry inspection if it was in a separate crate. The problem is that I believe it narrows the port of entries and additionally it must be received by a USDA approved facility. Other wise it could be shipped...