Today we began the morning looking for stags and saw a decent one about 250 yards away but he slipped over a hill and into cover before we could get him on camera. On the way back to the truck we spotted a huge herd of water buffalo and managed to crawl within 123 yards. While not the ideal rifle for buffalo, Vanessa put the huge bull down with the 7RM. I bet this is the first buffalo ever taken with a 139 grain GMX....lol We recovered one bullet that passed through nearly 4 feet of buffalo and it looked amazing.


In the afternoon we headed back to the sandhills after walking about 5 kilometres, we finally found a small herd of blackbucks. Despite being busted once we managed to find them again and I put a bullet in the biggest buck. Taking a free range blackbuck has always been a dream of mine.


We came very close on a red stag this evening but it wasn't to be. Tomorrow we are off in search of stags again.
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