African Hunting
Namibia Safari |  |
Namibia Safari
North of Windhoek and northwest of Otjiwarongo, near the famous Etosha National Park, is the headquarters of Johann van den Berg's Mashete Safaris which is a part of the vast 1,000,000-acre Etosha Conservancy hunting block. It is here that Ken Wilson successfully hunts three species that can only be hunted in Namibia: the diminutive Damara Dik-Dik, the beautiful Hartmann's Mountain Zebra, and the dangerous Namibian Oryx. Ken is also able to get footage of two species that can be hunted in Namibia, but which cannot currently be imported to the United States: Cheetah and Black-Faced Impala. And, following eventful side-trips to video Vingerklip and the spectacular wildlife concentrations in Etosha National Park, Johann guides Ken to good specimens of Southern Greater Kudu, Red Hartebeest, and Kalahari Springbok.
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Masailand's Glamour Game |  |
Masailand's Glamour Game
The "Big 3" of glamour game in Masailand are the highly-prized "21-day animals" that are both unique and difficult to hunt. They are the Gerenuk, Lesser Kudu, and Fringe-Eard Oryx. Led by Professional Hunter Peter Dafner of P.D. Safaris, Ken Wilson successfully hunts the "Big 3" in the Mto Wa Mbu hunting block, plus he is able to add excellent specimens of Grant's Gazelle, Thompson's Gazelle, White-Bearded Wildebeest, East African Impala, Kirk's Dik-Dik and Chanler's Mountain Reedbuck.
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Swagga Swagga Leopard Safari |  |
Swagga Swagga Leopard Safari
Hunting the Swagga Swagga concession on the Masai Steppes of Tanzania, Arther Schmidt (with PH Alistair James) and Ryan Wilson (with PH Pepo Arribas) knock two male leopards out of the same tree from the same blind. Designated bait procurer, Ken Wilson, adds on-camera hunts for East African Greater kudu, Coke hartebeest, klipspringer and olive baboon. Plus bonus footage of the incredible wildlife of Ngorongoro Crater.
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Cameroon Savannah Safari |  |
Cameroon Savannah Safari
Join Steve McManus, Blanton Wofford, and Ken Wilson as they travel from Douala to Garoua to the Djibao Safari concession along the Chad border where they hunt with PHs Gilles Dancy and Jean-Louis LeDuc.
With the help of native trackers and water-bearers, the hunters divide the licensed species and successfully hunt 16 animals comprising 10 species including the highly-prized Lord Derby Eland, Western Roan, and Northwestern Savannah Buffalo.
All hunting arrangements were made by Chris Weth of CS-Jagdkontor Safari Outfitters & Guides.
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Bongo & Sitatunga with the Pygmies |  |
Bongo & Sitatunga with the Pygmies
Near the Sangha River in southwestern C.A.R., Alain Lefol Safaris conducts hunts for western bongo, western sitatunga and the duikers of the rain forest. Hunter Ken Wilson is guided by professional hunter Alain Lefol and assistant PH Jean Christophe Lefol out of a camp managed by Elane Lefol.
For many years, Alain Lefol has hired the hunters of the Pandjele Pygmy tribe as his trackers and, led by Mekama, Mekatijo, Lipoupa and Gombo, they are among the world's best.
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Zambia Safari - Buffalo & Roan |  |
Zambia Safari - Buffalo & Roan
A short flight from Livingstone to Kafue National Park in Zambia puts you in position for the short drive to Dendro Park with its estimated Cape Buffalo population of 300-400 plus numerous species of plains game. Outfitted by Balla Balla Safaris, you will see the hunting of 4 Cape Buffalo (by Dr. Malcolm Gordon, Mark Anderson, and Sean Bird, who takes 2) plus 2 Southern Roan (by Mike Borman and Ken Wilson) and Crawshay's Waterbuck, Chobe Bushbuck, and Puku. All hunts were guided by PH Dene Bird.
In addition, terrific footage is shown of Livingstone, Mukuni Village, Victoria Falls, and the Royal Livingstone Hotel as well as numerous species of big game and birds not hunted.
This is Zambia at its best after the re-opening!
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Zambia Safari - The Bangweulu Swamps |  |
Zambia Safari - The Bangweulu Swamps
The first animals hunted are the Oribi and Tsessebe which are both found on the grasslands surrounding the flood plains.
The Bangweulu Swamps are the only place in the world where the Black Lechwe exists. Only the male has horns, which are ringed and lyre-shaped, with 23 inches considered to be a good trophy. In order to increase the chances for an excellent specimen, Wayne and Ronnie and a skeleton staff move to fly camp. The reward is that Wayne is able to take a beautiful 26 incher on-camera.
Then the hunting begins for one of Africa's greatest trophies: the ghost of the swamps, the legendary Zambezi Sitatunga, an aquatic antelope that lives in the swamps. As a defense mechanism, Sitatunga can actually submerge with only their nostrils above water.
Sitatunga are difficult to hunt and rarely photographed. But Wayne and Ronnie move their camp into the swamps and several Sitatunga are filmed before Wayne takes a magnificent specimen on-camera.
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Zimbabwe's Glamour Game |  |
Zimbabwe's Glamour Game
Due to the continual predation of cattle by leopards in Zimbabwe, the hunting and ranching industries are collaborating to reduce the population of cattle-killing leopards by tracking them with dogs. The hunt is simultaneously exciting, dangerous and rewarding.
In this sequel to Leopard Charge, which documents what can go wrong on this type of hunt, both Ken Wilson and Dr. Mike Gill shoot large cats while hunting with Harry Greaves of Fountain Safaris and his team including Garry Miles, Wayne Bartlett, Don Nicolas and trackers Cephus and Brown.
The other glamorous species for which Zimbabwe is famous are also hunted: sable, Livingston eland and greater kudu. In addition, the famous Victoria Falls and surrounds are explored, as is Zimbabwe's second largest city, Bulawayo.
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Zambia Safari - The Luangwa Valley & Kafue Flats |  |
Zambia Safari - The Luangwa Valley & Kafue Flats
Wayne Pocius starts with a record book Cookson's Wildebeest which has the largest horns and body of the Wildebeest family and is only found in the Luangwa Valley. Then Wayne takes on a big Nile Crocodile.
First hunting 2 on 1 with Wayne and then 1 on 1 with Ronnie, Ken Wilson shoots a Spotted Hyena, Puku, Hippopotamus, Cookson's Wildebeest, Nile Crocodile, Warthog, Southern Impala, and Cape Buffalo. The Buff is finally killed after arising from the "dead." The hippo doubles as Lion bait with interesting results including a charge by a Lioness.
Then Ken and Ronnie drive southwest of Lusaka to the Kafue Flats, the great floodplain of the Kafue River and home to large herds of Kafue Flats Lechwe. Only the males have horns and they are spectacular, sub-lyrate, and often exceed 30"; by far the largest of the Lechwe family. With no cover on the wetlands, Ken uses shooting sticks to make a long shot on a fine specimen of 32".
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Kudus & Caracals |  |
Kudus & Caracals
Kudu are the most sought after of Africa's big game. South Africa is home to the Eastern Cape Greater Kudu and the Southern Greater Kudu; the latter growing the largest horns of all the Kudu. In the Eastern Cape, professional hunter Bill Wille of Professionals of Africa guides both Ken and Ryan Wilson to record book Kudu on a safari hosted by Arthur Rudman. In the Transvaal, Bill guides the Wilsons to two more huge Kudu including a monster 60 incher. Numerous record book bulls are passed on-camera including eight different Kudu with horns of 54 to 58 inches!
Caracal have never before been hunted on-camera. With the assistance of Rex Amm, Bill Wille guides his wife, Donna, and the Wilsons to three big, male Caracal...the infamous killers of both domestic and wild stock that are also known as the African Lynx.
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The South African 37 |  |
The South African 37
Thanks to private landowners, enlightened game departments, and responsible professional hunters, the indigenous wildlife of South Africa has proliferated in recent decades; and not just the more common species, but also the species that have made remarkable comebacks from near extinction including black wildebeest, bontebok, and white rhino. To encourage the hunting of all of the challenging indigenous game animals of South Africa, the Professional Hunters; Association of South Africa ("PHASA") now gives an award to those hunters who successfully pursue The South African 37.
This video not only shows all 37 qualifying species, including 30 on-camera hunts, but it also shows much of the travel and scenery that has caused South Africa to be called "a world in one country"
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Zululand Safari |  |
Zululand Safari
Nyala are the most beautiful and highly prized of all the South African species of big game. When hunted in the thick forest of Zululand's jungles, they are truly the Bongo of South Africa. Hunting the province of KwaZulu-Natal, where Shaka was responsible for the deaths of over 1,000,000 humans, three hunters each stalk and shoot a magnificent Nyala with professional hunter Bill Wille.
In addition, you will experience the on-camera hunting of the highly prized Red Duiker plus Blue Wildebeest, Bushpig, Southern Reedbuck, Southern Impala, and Warthog as only Sportsmen on Film can put you there!
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Leopard Charge |  |
Leopard Charge
A big male leopard charges Roy Sparks in Zimbabwe. Professional Hunter Mark Butcher rushes in and shoots the Leopard off of Sparks. Buck Rogers videotapes all the events before, during, and after the charge. Hunter and eye-
witness, Hal Ahlberg, narrates the nightmare that African hunters dream about.
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Classic Safari Films |  |
Classic Safari Films 6 DVD Set
The continent of Africa has always been a place of mystery and adventure. Early explorers wrote about fantastic herds of animals, and blood thirsty cannibals, while others spoke of huge tusked beasts and horse-like creatures with 20 foot long necks. The early accounts were often discounted as fantastic tales made up by promoters and con men. When American president Theodore Roosevelt made a trip to Africa right after the turn of the century, the whole world was fascinated, and finally the stories of huge beasts and strange people were taken seriously.- Classic Safari Films is a 6 DVD collection that includes four of the earliest documentary films ever made on safaris and African wildlife.Included is the first sound movie made in Africa - Congorilla - plus three other films shot by Martin and Osa Johnson during their travels.
You'll witness Lion and Rhino charges, herds of Zebra and Wildebeest in the Serengeti, giant Crocodiles in the Nile, and many scenes that have not been witnessed in decades.
This is Africa as it was before humans tamed and explored it. This is dangerous, mysterious, un-explored Africa where Elephants with 100 pound tusks were still common, and the land was still wild for thousands of miles in any direction. Also included in the set are two of the best known Hollywod features that deal with adventure in Africa: - Snows of Kilimanjaro and King Solomon's Mines.
Both are classics in their own right and were, at the time of their release, considered two of the finest films ever made in Hollywood.
As a fascinating and historically significant set, Classic Safari Films is without peer. It is simply the best of the best, and is destined to be a collector's item to anyone interested in exploration, wildlife,safaris and adventure.
Contains some African tribal nudity and graphical cultural images.
6 DVD Set $49.99
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