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“Taking a Hunter Out Is the Easy Part”: A Conversation with an Outfitter
Professional hunters, guides, and outfitters exist even in countries that are not usually associated with hunting tourism. Today we’re talking with David Kennedy, who guides hunters through the hills and dales of Ireland.
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Three Trophies, Four Shots, and a Lifetime of Memories: My Hunt of a Lifetime in Aotearoa
This is a story of a New Zealand hunt that Hans Wilhelm found and booked on BookYourHunt.com, told in his own words.
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Hunting in New Mexico: What you need to know
Discover the ultimate hunting guide for New Mexico! Learn about elk, mule deer, oryx, hunting areas like the Gila, and tips for non-residents. Adventure awaits!
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“I’m the Luckiest Man on the Face of the Earth”: A Conversation with an Outfitter
in this part of “A Conversation with an Outfitter” series we’re talking with Jake Driedger, owner of Solotrapper Wilderness Adventures. Jake runs traplines in Alberta, and, as an outfitter, gives you a chance to experience Canadian wilderness.
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“When Someone’s Dream Comes True, It’s One of the Most Rewarding Things”: A Conversation with an Outfitter
An outfitter is sometimes defined as a person who makes your dream come true. But what exactly comes into it? Today we’re talking with Raymond Majerus, a Guide-Outfitter and owner of Wolverine Range Outfitters, British Columbia, Canada, who knows a bit more than most people about making dreams come true.
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“What I Didn’t Like:” Looking into the causes of hunter’s dissatisfaction – if any.
Analysis of “What I didn’t like” section of the BookYourHunt.com testimonials shows that your chances to have a great hunt stand at 98% or better, if you book your hunt on BookYourHunt.com!
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Hunting in Zambia: What you need to know
This post will give you the basic information about hunting in Zambia, including species, dates, Game Management Areas, and other important details
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African Trophy Fees: The Past Century
After coming across a few old hunting price lists, it was interesting to compare how hunting prices, trends and hunt marketing has changed over the years since 1977. Unfortunately actual South African hunting prices are difficult to find until around 2005. We will take a look at the pricing trends of the Big 5, some special and most commonly hunted species in South Africa. All prices were originally in SA Rand, but converted to US Dollar at historic rates.
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On Guided Hunts
Many hunters would prefer a DIY hunt to a guided hunt, because it’s cheaper, and because to them it’s more satisfying to know that you owe the trophy to your effort only. But this choice is not always possible, and in any case there are many advantages with a guided hunt. Many hunters who swore they’d “never take a guided hunt!” are quickly won over to not only seeing the benefits a guided hunt may offer, they actually find they enjoy it immensely. You will be more likely to come back with a trophy, learn a few new tactics and tricks, and may form a lasting friendship. Check out a huge selection of guided hunts on BookYourHunt.com
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Moose Hunting in Alaska: A Conversation with an Outfitter
Most first-time moose hunters are surprised by the amount of time you spend sitting under a tarp glassing a valley. You need to be vigilant from sun up to sun down no matter what. The other big surprise is that with moose it’s a really bad idea to just run up and shoot one.
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Kudu and Kudu Hunting in Africa
This impressive animal with massive and very distinctive corkscrew-like horns derives its name from Khoikhoi, an indigenous ethnic group closely related to the San (Bushman) people of Africa. Like elk hunting in the United States, Kudu attracts trophy and meat hunters alike, and is topping every first time African hunter’s wish list.
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