Our most interesting bait of 2020 involved a cat called Rail Road (this name is thanks to almost solid black lines of spots that paralleled his spine). He is exceptionally hard to hunt due to his habits. I have watched this leopard for over 3 years. He is a big, dominant male leopard and I…
By: Nathan Askew Chuck had not come to Tanzania to hunt leopard, he had cometo hunt a lion. His lion was in the salt on day 14 of his 21-day safari. Chuck had remained focused and was rewarded with a great lion. That focus produced a few sideway looks in my direction when I asked…
“You have really lost it… this is above and beyond the call of crazy and you have completely lost your mind…” That is what the small, rational part of my brain was trying to tell the rest of my being in 2002 as I boarded a plane to start my career as a professional hunter…
“What gun do you use?” That is the most common question that I get from hunters, clients, and people interested in what I do for a living. It’s a bit of a unique situation to make your living with a gun in your hand. This privilege is reserved for a hand full of professional hunters,…
When most hunters think about losing a trophy it’s because of a poor shot or tough tracking conditions. Few people give much thought to the care and preparation of their animal once it hits the ground. Thousands of trophies are lost each year due to poor field preparation and taxidermy problems. My point of view…
