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Hard to top that!!!

My first leopard. That memory stands out above all.

.416 in bolt, .470 in a double.

Congrats on the new addition. I am jealous!

As I said in my previous post, and here is my quote' I cannot say what the DSC President Elect meant by the quote he dropped in my office, I can only tell you what he said." And what he said was "We will continue to do some conservation work, but we are going to get back to what this club was...

Only if I was down to the last bullet in my rifle would I ever hunt DG with just a single shot. Been in, and filmed too many shootouts that would have resulted in a death if it started with a single shot rifle. Can you and Should you? are two very different subjects in this high stakes game.

But, with my last post above on the record, I agree that Heym would be my next double gun purchase, until Bill Jones gifts me his Corbett double, which I have shot and covet above any firearm in the world. Just saying Bill...lol

I have had many years of accuracy and durability from a .470 Searcy I own. It is exceptionally well regulated and It has been used hard on my hunts. That's just my experience. Also, I have never had a problem of any kind with Butch, personally or as a customer. Just the opposite in fact.

I started using Four Stable Sticks products about a year ago. Look, I'v shot a ton of game off standard three-leg tripods, but they pale compared to the FSS options. This product supports both the front and rear of your rifle, taking out 'elbow drift'. They take a small bit of practice, but once...

Now THAT was funny!

I attended and was very impressed with the international flair throughout the show. The crowd was bigger than I anticipated and the outfitters seemed very upbeat, especially when compared to the news coming in hourly from the fiasco that was happening in Atlanta. Congrats to SCI and TTH for...

Thank you all for the kind greeting and comments! Looking forward to participating with like minded folks.

Greetings All, Dave Fulson here. I am a co-owner of Safari Classics Productions in Dallas, Tx, and Executive Producer and host of SCI's Tracks Across Africa, Trijicon's World Of Sports Afield, and Executive Producer of Hornady's Dark and Dangerous. Forty years of hunting, and filming all over...