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More Big Trophies From Uganda
[January 18, 2010]
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First Ever Desert Sheep Permit For Coahuila To Be Auctioned by WSF Plus, 2nd Year of Permits for Chihuahua, More
[January 18, 2010]
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Tajikistan Re-Opens for Hunting
[January 13, 2010]
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United Airlines Falls Short With New Policy on Transporting Antler/Horns
[December 30, 2009]
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Could This Be A Harvey's Duiker?
[December 18, 2009]
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A Lion Stalking Adventure
[December 18, 2009]
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Argentina Levies New "Reciprocity Fee" For Certain Travelers
[December 18, 2009]
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United Airlines Backs Off No-Antlers Policy
[December 18, 2009]
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What To Do About Zimbabwe's Suspended Hunting Permits
[December 11, 2009]
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USFWS Starts Zero Tolerance Policy; How You Can Avoid Trophy Seizures
[December 11, 2009]
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Moratorium on Namibian Leopard & Cheetah Extended into 2010
[November 30, 2009]
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Has Hunting Closed In The Okavango Delta of Botswana?
[November 20, 2009]
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Big Jumbo Hit the Ground in Tanzania
[November 12, 2009]
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USFWS Releases Tajikistan Marco Polo Trophies
[November 12, 2009]
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PH's Personal Account Of Recent Elephant Attack
[November 06, 2009]
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USFWS Denies Permits For Markhor From Torghar Project
[November 06, 2009]
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Selling Ivory To Save The Elephants
[October 27, 2009]
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PH Gored by Elephant
[October 27, 2009]
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Good News on Lion and Elephant For Next CITES Meeting
[October 27, 2009]
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First Nile Buffalo Taken Since Hunting Reopens In Uganda
[October 15, 2009]
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No US Import Permits Issued For Marco Polo From Tajikistan
[October 15, 2009]
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Heads Up to US Hunters on Zimbabwe Conservancy Hunts
[October 15, 2009]
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Another BIG Buck Taken In Kansas
[October 09, 2009]
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NAPHA Issues Clarifying Statement On Illegal Hunting
[October 09, 2009]
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New!....New!....New!
With a Gun in Good Country
Less than 100 copies left!
Through a dazzling series of stories the magic of Africa comes alive. Manning grew up in Africa and was a game cropping ranger, a professional (then known as white) hunter and later a wildlife biologist...........
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| Africa: Angola - Opened Or No? Plus, Namibia & Zim. |
| The exciting buzz on the Dallas and Safari Club con- vention floors in January was talk about the reopening of hunting in Angola. In Dallas, Ken Wilson of Sportsmen on Film (830-792-4200; kwilson@sportsmenonfilm.com) was promoting the destination in his booth, while Gretchen Stark of Safari Outfitters (307-587-5596; hunt@safari1.com) announced the destination’s open- ing on a banner over her booth in Reno. So, who is the operator claiming to have opened Angola? It’s Roger Whittal of Roger Whittal Safaris (humanisafaris@zol.co.zw). Just don’t ge..... |
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| Northeast US: More On Drawing One Of Those Moose Permits |
| Subscriber Ralph DiMeo sent us a gentle reminder that our report on Northeast moose hunting opportunities in the January issue (see pages 6-8) so focused on the needs of trophy hunters that we missed a couple of critical details for people more interested in the hunt than the antlers. He writes, “Perhaps I missed it, but I think the article omitted an important piece of information: The moose permits in all three New England states are two-person permits. Each tag entitles two people to hunt together, and either person may kill the moose. This ..... |
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| South Pacific: Papua New Guinea Comes On Line |
Papua New Guinea lies just off the northeastern tip of Australia’s Cape York Peninsula in the Southwest Pacific. Occupying half of the island of New Guinea, Papua New Guinea (PNG) is about the size of California, encompassing 462,860 square kilometers of mostly mountainous terrain with coastal lowlands and rolling foothills, plus a network of smaller islands off the east coast of the mainland. The interior is so rugged that it isolated some of the indigenous people there sufficiently to create several thousand separate communities divi..... |
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| Tajikistan: President Declares 2010 Marco Polo Season Will Open |
One of the news developments that broke on the showroom floor of the Dallas Safari Club Convention was that hunting in Tajikistan will officially reopen for 2010. We sent out an E-mail Extra bulletin earlier last month with the good news. Agents and operators at the convention were anxious to contact hunters with deposits in order to start the process of getting their names on the right lists and securing import permits from US Fish & Wildlife. If you are among the hunters with pending deposits on a Marco Polo hunt in Tajikistan, you sho..... |
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| Texas: A Special Offer For Youth Hunters From The Crown X |
| Hunting Report subscribers with children or grandchildren ages nine to 17 who would like to go hunting will be interested in an offer we just received from the Crown X Ranch in West Texas. You may remember the report we published in 2006 from correspondent Ray Sasser regarding the Crown X Ranch. (See Article ID 1719.) You’ll recall that the Sch- werdtfeger family, which owns this 35,000-acre property in the Chinati Mountains, was creating their own African savannah with a collection of more than 31 species of game, including Cape buffalo. The i..... |
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Barbara Crown Jul 03, 2009, Sometimes one little word can get you into all kinds of trouble. Take the word "purist" as applied to hunting. |
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Lance Stapleton Jun 26, 2009, Here's another opportunity to have your say on hunting in Arizona. Deadline is July 15. |
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Greg Morton Nov 03, 2009, Testing the Bull Tahr Spring Hunt Waters |
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New Regulations Issued for Predator Hunting in Namibia
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Deer, Javan Rusa taken in Papua New Guinea - Suki, Western Province, by Neil Summers
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Buffalo, Asiatic Water taken in Papua New Guinea - Wewak, by Andreas Beer
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Buffalo, Asiatic Water taken in Papua New Guinea - Wewak, by Rob White
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Deer, Mule taken in Texas - Trans-Pecos, by Terrel McCombs
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Sitatunga, East African taken in Africa - Uganda - Lake Kacheera, south of Lake Mburo National Park., by Hertman Valtl
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Encounters with Lions
Fierce or friendly, no one ever takes a lion for granted. When man and lion meet the situation can be fierce, fatal, frightening or humorous. The history of Kenya and British East Africa cannot be separated from the numerous encounters of man and the King of Beasts. The lions once had Africa all to themselves ...........
Out in Africa
His godmother was Isak Dinesen. He grew up with the likes of Phil Percival, Bror Blixen and Eric Rundgren. His company, the legendary Selby & Holmberg Safaris, took out Robert Ruark. What else? Andrew Holmberg holds the record for the greatest number of 100-pound PLUS elephants..........
Sport Hunter in Africa
John McGowan has been dipping his pen, rifles and hunting books in Africa since 1952. He's not a professional, but his trophy collection certainly looks like he's carted rifles through dust, brush, forest and plain in order to carry out a variety of big game. You will have to read the book to find out how many 100-pound elephants he's taken..........
Legends of the Field
You don't have to be blessed with money to go on an old time safari. You have only to open the pages of this book. Foran talks about the names familiar to all hunters -nine of the most famous early elephant hunters in Africa- Samuel Baker, F.C. Selous, Arthur Neumann, W.C. Oswell, Jim Sutherland, W.D.M. Bell, F. Jackson, as well as about some names that soon will be like Andy Anderson and Samaki Salmon.........
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