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Muzzleloading Dangerous Game
Davy Crockett never envisioned big-game hunting like this!
 17) Hippopotamus: Few animals are as mean and given to charge so quickly as a two-ton bull hippo, making it an especially dangerous target for muzzleloaders. Jim Shockey tagged this one in Tanzania. It has enormous tusk lengths measuring nearly two feet per side, with an SCI score of 57 10/16. It ranks 6th in the record book.
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Kick but that takes some real big b---s
THEY ARE HUGE!!!!!!!!!!!!
You guys are ALL...Hawgs in the Game!
I wonder if they teast like chicken???
Jim Shockey has one of the best shows out there.
Considering the skill required to do those things, I will be able to start in 15-20 years. On muzzleloaders.
that ain't compared to some of my uncles gators with a .50 cal
I would be buying a double barreled muzzleloader for hunts like these folks are taking on.. maybe a gun bearer with a second rifle too. Which tells you any African hunt this boy manages to organized would be with my favorite centerfire rifles. I would have to experience the novelty of hunting large big game on this continent with a front end loader before that kind of adventure would have some appeal ... not in this life time I guess.
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Kick but that takes some real big b---s
Jim Shockey has one of the best shows out there.
THEY ARE HUGE!!!!!!!!!!!!
You guys are ALL...Hawgs in the Game!
I wonder if they teast like chicken???
Considering the skill required to do those things, I will be able to start in 15-20 years. On muzzleloaders.
that ain't compared to some of my uncles gators with a .50 cal
I would be buying a double barreled muzzleloader for hunts like these folks are taking on.. maybe a gun bearer with a second rifle too. Which tells you any African hunt this boy manages to organized would be with my favorite centerfire rifles. I would have to experience the novelty of hunting large big game on this continent with a front end loader before that kind of adventure would have some appeal ... not in this life time I guess.
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