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Hunt Productions Online
http://www.hunt-productions.com
Hunt Productions Online provides access to hunting video clips as well as articles on hunting and shooting, with a focus on African Safaris. You will also find links to our new DVD, "30 Days in Zimbabwe," which chronicles 30 days of hunting in the Lemco Conservancy and Matetsi Safari Area, including hunts for Cape Buffalo, Elephant, Leopard and Sable.
- Added on: Oct 24th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Peter Hunt
- Listed in: Hunting Film
- Tags: africa hunting video production hunting videos safari hunting safari videos
Recent Posts
Gunfight in Matetsi
Originally published in African Sporting Gazette Volume 14 Issue 4 “He’s the one standing broadside!” was the last thing I heard George say before I centered the crosshairs on the buffalo’s shoulder and squeezed the trigger. After nine days ...
Testing Different Styles of Shooting Sticks
Shooting from an offhand, standing position is can be a very difficult proposition for most hunters. While I don’t have any facts to back this up, I would guess that the average hunter would have a difficult time consistently putting all of his sh...
Sunset Coues
Originally pubished in Safari, Volume 35, Number 2 “We’ll meet you back here at dark,” I said to the driver as I unloaded my gear out of back of the truck. My guide Alex had already shouldered his pack and was adjusting the straps. With a smi...
The Ecomonics of Centerfire Rifle Reloading
Let’s face it, with the exception of certain new technology products, most things generally get more expensive every year. Ammunition is no different. Over the past few years, the cost of both factory loaded ammunition as well as reloading compon...
Fighting Impala
We spotted these two impala mixing it up one morning at Lemco. It still amazes me how fast they can move. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ps0c1W0AgVU...
Hunting the Big Impala
If you drive through Ripple Creek for a day, you will see hundreds, if not thousands, of Impala. These sleek antelope travel in bands of five to five hundred. On the first few days of the hunt, I harvested eleven antelope for baits. As Impala rams...
