Kalahari Gemsbock Hunt

By: Eric Royer

Posted on: 05/12/07

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My father and I with our African Gemsbok which measured at 40 inches. Our trip to South Africa exceeded our every expectation.

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Hunting Tip: Climbing Stand Safety Tip

Here is the scenario... you sit in your 2 piece climbing stand and your foot inadvertently bumps the lower section while there is no weight on it - and it slides down the tree, out of reach! OK, you are safe - you have a string tied from the upper section that you are sitting on and the foot portion that slid 4-5 feet down the tree. All you have to do it pull the other section up, reposition it and you are back in business, correct? Maybe! Have you ever tested this theory? I have -...

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