Listen To The Pro's - "It has been five years since I last guided a DG archery hunt. It was fantastic to do one again. After lots of patience and hard work we got this 41 inch Chikwa kakuli.
Very few bow hunters manage to take a proper wild free range buffalo let alone a 40+ inch one. Many people say that one should use a 900 or more arrow. I’m still a believer in a 650 grain arrow when it come to wild buffalo. In this case the 650 grain performed exactly as the 950 grain set up did but was more accurate.
Often on free range hunt shots will be slightly further and therefore accuracy and trajectory will be better with the lighter arrow. Penetration was exactly the same. On this hunt the 950 grain GrizzlyStik arrows with Ashby 315 heads and a 650 grain setup with the Alaskan 200 head. I prefer the Alaskan 200." - Zambian based Professional Hunter Thor Kirchner
Huge thanks to Grizzlystick Broadheads for making a great product. On this hunt I was using a Silver Flame XL 125 grain head with a total arrow weight of 620 grains, with a 75 pound recurve bow. The shot was five yards quartering to on a 320 pound black bear, had a complete pass though on both lungs,[...]
I was hunting the Gredos Mountains with an outfitter names Giuseppe Carrizosa. My guide was Giuseppe’s son Curro. Hiked 10 miles the day we got the ibex. Very happy with them! I also know several others who have hunted with them over the years. Shot at 43 yards with the same arrow and head set up I just[...]
What an excellent time with a great team! I included some pack out pics & some of Wesley & Bjorn loaded up in the raft to go across the lake. Grateful for their strong backs & work ethic and of course the coldcollaborative guys shannonvandivier & bowenparrish did a great job capturing the hunt & skinning![...]
