Unreal! Way to go after your dreams Marty!

Amazing accomplishment congratulations Marty!!!!

Buff,

Now that you have had a little time to relax (I hope!) what's your opinion on broadheads for large dangerous game?  Would you still choose German Kinetic for game like Water or Cape buffalo, or would you now prefer the Tuffheads?

I really was impressed with the Tuffhead. It would be my first choice

Thanks

Buff,
Have you seen last months bowhunter magazine? Dennis Kamstra on 'Tips from the old guy' talks about hardwood shafts available spined up to 120# and weights of 850 grains bare. His email is  SafariDen@aol.com. (He runs a tradbow guy service out of R.S.A).

Kevin Forrester

what do you do with an entire elephant though, that's gotta be way to much meat to eat, with an animal that big is the meat any good?

QuoteOriginally posted by greenfish13:
what do you do with an entire elephant though, that's gotta be way to much meat to eat, with an animal that big is the meat any good?

I'm pretty sure most of the meat is donated to the village

Congrats on a hunt of a lifetime!

QuoteOriginally posted by greenfish13:
what do you do with an entire elephant though, that's gotta be way to much meat to eat, with an animal that big is the meat any good?

no a bite of the elephant was wasted. Ladies came from miles around with buckets to carry it away
 

doesn't abs make the grizz stick longer than 29, if they made one 31 you might be ok or even under spined

New post on old topic...
All of the Grizzlystik Safaris come in at 32.5"