“What Are the Chances?” - Bongo are widely considered one of the most difficult African spiral horn species to hunt. The most challenging part of the hunting this elusive antelope is locating them in the deep, dark African jungles where they range. Taking a Bongo with a stickbow is a challenge on par statistically with winning the lottery. Even more amazing for us, Dr. Pendergrass successfully harvested this Cameroon Bongo with the GrizzlyStik Trifecta (longbow, arrow, broadhead). Shooting our GrizzlyStik QN2 all carbon longbow (58# @ 28”) matched with our 650 grain GrizzlyStik Momentum arrows tipped with our 200 grain Maasai single bevel broadheads – the Doctor had a one shot kill, pass through on this trophy Bongo. The arrow was never recovered and the PH is still shocked at the lethal performance of the system. |
“What Are the Chances?”
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