About those double rifles, the bullet paths have to cross at some point so I assume those are close range only rifles. About where would that crossing point be?
So, getting guns in and out of Africa makes it difficult to me to imagine training all over again after jet lag on someone else's gunz. No ship in advance? Or Buy one of my type there?
This is the truth of African Governments Wildlife-Management as well. A win/win situation for whole population of elephants, for the natives, for Anti-poaching stuffs and the Hunter ! This is real african wildlife, not your birdcage. I think, tha africans know better than you, what's to do with their OWN ressources.
No it’s nice these videos are allowed on UA-cam. We enjoy watching them.
Congratulations! That is definitely a true trophy!
About those double rifles, the bullet paths have to cross at some point so I assume those are close range only rifles. About where would that crossing point be?
They don’t have to but most do at around 30 meters
10:00 Elephant gets smacked.
Whats Jeff doing with a Sabatti? Btw a 375 is a training rifle.
This guy talks about himself in the third person, giving off major Tiger King vibes
So, getting guns in and out of Africa makes it difficult to me to imagine training all over again after jet lag on someone else's gunz. No ship in advance? Or Buy one of my type there?
Horrible that these videos are allowed on youtube.
Don't watch if you don't like it.
@@Shiloh74Shooter When you put it on UA-cam anyone can see it, even if they dont want to...gloryfying horror like this is just sick
This is the truth of African Governments Wildlife-Management as well. A win/win situation for whole population of elephants, for the natives, for Anti-poaching stuffs and the Hunter ! This is real african wildlife, not your birdcage. I think, tha africans know better than you, what's to do with their OWN ressources.
@@escobeer3605awwww is someone’s feelings hurt, someone call the wambulance
@@90eflover79Right, go have another one, cheers