Male Giraffe culled due to overgrazing caused by overpopulation and fence damage. (50 meter shot)
Male Cape Bushbuck shot from cliffs behind the hunter. Sunglasses shouldn't be worn in trophy photos! (140 meter shot)
Male Springbuck. My P H said it was the best shot he ever saw me make as the kill zone was so small (about 5 inches) at 245 meters!
Ballistics author and PH Chris Becker standing by a Black Wildebeest skinned by expert skinner 'Bonjo'.
Male Eland. This animal took four .30-'06 bullets over 30 seconds to finally stop. My longest shot ever! (275 meters) The last bullet went through his heart and brought him down.
Male trophy Warthog. (200 meters) You can see how they can be dangerous when cornered with those 7" tusks to work on you.
Once again the Eland pictured with myself and my good friend Elandre Human whom I have taken 25 + animals. His brother-in-law and fellow PH and videographer Nico Els took the picture. Both were my students at the Professional Hunting School more than 10 years ago when they were 19-year-old P H students! They are now outfitters that I recommend to friends and clients. ecbhunting@gmail.com
Close-up of a male trophy Warthog. (200 meter shot) You can see how they can be dangerous when cornered with those 7" tusks to work on you.
Male Warthog cull for sausage making. (145 meter shot) Photos are an example of what a kill looks like on approach. We never let the client get such photos showing blood. You may note no blood shown on other trophy photos, this is to prevent anti-hunters using them for propaganda. We carefully wash off all blood and pose carefully before trophy photos.
Male Warthog cull for sausage making. (145 meter shot) Photos are an example of what a kill looks like on approach. We never let the client get such photos showing blood. You may note no blood shown on other trophy photos, this is to prevent anti-hunters using them for propaganda. We carefully wash off all blood and pose carefully before trophy photos.
Male Bushbuck shot under 50 meters at night off spotlight. They are nocturnal; only hunted at night.