Hammad my friend, I appreciate the kind words and am very happy that you are enjoying the videos. Please share our channel with your friends and help us grow!!! Make sure to check out our recent epic hunt for a maneater croc
Yes sir!!! Just got a absolute giant in Namibia Biggest croc I have ever seen. That video will be the best one we have done. Look for that video to upload in October. Hope you check out some of our other videos. Appreciate the support 👍🙏
Joey, when the ph says keep shooting you keep shooting!!! The croc was a maneater they had been hunting for awhile, and with it in the water, he wanted to be sure. He was done after the first shot!!!
I agree the last shot was not needed. My PH lost a big croc the week before and we were just making sure. The taxidermist was able to fix it no problem 😉
Appreciate your support my friend. The plainsgame in africa have been excellent in terms of taste as well as the wild sheep as well. A lot is dependent on the preparation of course. Hope you join us for the epic hunt for a massive maneater croc in Namibia next week . Not one I tried for dinner!!!
Greased lightning. Take pertinent note of the reflexes at 23 seconds into the presentation! Smart bullet placement. Very! On the totality of God's earth is here NOT a more cowardly creature to be seen by the eyes of all of mankind.
All the game in the area including the hippo and buffalo as well. The size of croc I took has no limits to what it would kill. But most importantly the people on the charra river were dozens are taken every year celebrated a maneater no longer around. Hope you join us later this month were I took a giant maneater croc that makes this guy who was well over 14ft look like a baby. One of the best hunts I have ever captured on film. Check out some of our other unique hunts as well and great to have you on the quest.
Thanks brad!!! The shot on a big croc is always the toughest shot in africa. If you don’t put the lights out the trophy is gone. Very fortunate to have taken some real monsters.hope you enjoyed the video!!! Check out the ancient gator one, Also another great trophy.
Thank you my friend. It was a tremendous croc. Smart old guy, we saw him but he didn’t come in for two days to the bait, and we had to move to blind to to the other side of the river (longer shot)to get it done. I killed a maneater croc of many lifetimes in Namibia this summer and it will be best shooting sequence we have ever filmed. Had to take the shot on the croc at 250 yards. Video will be live in mid October. There are some short videos on the channel where you can see his size. Hope you check out some of our other videos as well. Great to have you on the quest. Please share and like our videos if you enjoy them.👍🙏
Apologies for the delayed response. I am using my 375 h & h with a 300 grain Barnes x bullet. Check out our most recent croc hunt we’re I used my 300 Jarrett and had a much longer shot. Hope you enjoyed the video!!!
You only need to shoot something once to kill it and maybe a follow up shot if it’s still alive but there was no need to shoot it three more times after it was already dead
They are some very dangerous crocs That navigate the rivers in rural Africa. The local people are very easy targets as they have no choice but to come to the rivers to survive. Check out the giant maneater I took out of the kwando river this summer It’s the biggest croc I have ever hunted.
@@muckle8 thank you my friend. It’s nice to make a positive contribution to the areas we hunt in Africa. It is my opinion the crocs take more humans than any other animals. They are such cunning and effective predators. Very important to manage them by taking out the maneaters.
I’m certain your quite correct about the crocs taking more local people there than anything else sadly - they are used to having humans on their menu in that area definately. I’d reckon that if the locals were able to avoid the river for 2 weeks or so then the crocs would come looking for them - it would make it easier to nail them if they did that - just a theory
@@muckle8 good point. I will hunt them every chance I get when around a river system that has enhanced activity. The human/wildlife conflict is real in rural Africa. Hope to have a 3rd croc video on the channel next year. The video we did for alligator is also quite interesting as they are very dangerous as well.
Because that specific croc was significantly larger than the others and a confirmed maneater. Crocs in general take many local villagers all over africa but when a croc gets comfortable taking people they need to be harvested.
So why not weed out the population of crocodiles in that "particular area"? There would be less of a chance of encroachment by smaller crocs on the larger ones territory and therefore less competition for food.
"to help the local community", what a great excuse for shooting beautiful animals living in their natural environment...please, do not portrait yourself as a hero.
@@Johnnyprc hi John-Paul, I expected this argument, and I admit it is easy for me to say crocs are beautiful animals from my comfortable place where there is none. All I want to convey here is that local people are used to live with them, for thousands of years , and did not wait for western cowboys to "save" them from crocs.
The video was not to make the crocodiles a villain, they have the right to exist in the rivers in africa. However, when a monster croc becomes a consistent maneater, it needs to be taken out. Once they get comfortable taking people, they don’t stop. Helpful to understand what it’s like on the ground. The people have no choice. They have to use the river for there survival. They need to be protected. All species including crocodiles need to be managed.
What a privileged statement. Wait till your water and protein comes from the river and you have no option but to go there to feed your family.. Let that croc take your son or child and we'll see if your tone stays the same..
@@Nyasalands_Finest it’s amazing the feedback from some that don’t understand the reality on the ground where people have no choice but to come to the river for there survival. Appreciate the comment
@@AHuntersQuest I grew up in Zimbabwe.. They have at least one croc attack everyday... Most go unreported.. It's worse in Mozambique. The internet gives snowflakes muscles🤣🤣🤣. It's better to walk away if you do not like something than open your mouth and sound ignorant.. Keep up the good work!! Conservation does wonders for communities!!
