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IL-Cornfed 07-05-2005 05:38 PM

RE: A HUGE success
 
A trophy class Bullwould truly be one awesome sized critter!!! It would be interesting to see b-head/arrow performance in a WALL of hide, muscle and bone! For $30,000 though.... I'll pass!!!


atlasman 07-05-2005 05:51 PM

RE: A HUGE success
 

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ORIGINAL: atlasman


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ORIGINAL: atlasman

How much meat did he get?
None, just what you eat there. The ship the head and hide back. That bow also needs a heavy arrow, it's an arrow inside of an arrow around 800 grains.
So what happens to all the meat?

Sell it, eat it, use it for bait. There are a lot of hungry people there, some will even come at the sound of shots to try and take it. You live like a king while your there. There is nothing like what they can do with that meat.
That's awesome...........it would be great to know you helped feed so many people. What a truely unique experience he got to live.

PA Bow/Flinter 07-05-2005 06:52 PM

RE: A HUGE success
 
That would be awesome to see an arrow take down an elephant. Just the sheer size of the elephant would be an awesome sight, let alone watching a 800 grain arrow drop that. I wonder how fast the kill is, or even if it was done with one shot. That's definately a once in a life time experience.

BIG EON 07-05-2005 06:56 PM

RE: A HUGE success
 
I would give the meat to Ethiopa


woot-datclick!:D:D

shuler44 07-05-2005 11:27 PM

RE: A HUGE success
 
That is neat, i think doing something like that would be great. I think shooting a 6000lb animal with a small arrow is just unbelievable, and would be a thrill.

Elkcrazy8 07-06-2005 12:14 AM

RE: A HUGE success
 
The guy was telling me that the guide yelled a bunch of hulla bulla at the nearby town and the people ran 8 miles to the site. The elephant had gone down with one shot. He was telling me that 50% of the elephants need to be reshot again. The locals showed up with machetes and loaded the meat into 5 gal buckets and carried them away on their heads. He ate elephant and eggs the next day. The hippo went to the locals also. I guess that there was nothing left but bones at the end of the day.

PABowhntr 07-06-2005 05:30 AM

RE: A HUGE success
 
That sounds very interesting and similar to a conversation I had with a customer last summer. He was determined to shoot a heavy draw weight bow. At the time he was shooting a 90 or 100 pound Bowtech Sampson but he was looking to get a 110 pound PSE made up by their specialty shop. I believe he was heading to africa as well but I think he was after Cape Buffalo. He wasn't quite as time-challenged as the gentleman you mentioned but he wasn't a spring chicken either.

RiverBottomBowHunter 07-06-2005 07:30 AM

RE: A HUGE success
 
Its probably not true of this hunt but...

On a couple different shows they have showed an elephant hunt. On all the ones I have seen as soon as the hunter shoots the elephant with his bow, the guides open fire on the elephant with agun. The hunter then came on tv saying that even though it was a killing shot from his bow, they shoot it with guns because it could take up to a couple hours for the elephant to die.


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