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Ivan de Klasz asks the valid question “Did dangerous game become tamer”, from what he can recall of hunting forest buffalo in the 1950s with annual quotas of 18+, it probably did. Laurence Jennings invites us to a grey rhebuck hunt in the Stormsberg mountains in King of the hills, Tony Sanchez-Ariño shares his first elephant hunt with us on the 26th of August 1952 and Garrick Cormack continues with Part 2 of Through the lens – how to choose your safari film-maker. One of our regular contributors Christophe Beau ponders about the .222 RM as a calibre for gemsbok, while John Coleman recalls his crocodile hunting years on the Zambezi and as the old saying goes, “You can tell if a person is a crocodile hunter, because he always casts his eyes around the rim of a cup of coffee or glass of beer before he drinks”. Jacques Strauss offers some tips on better trophy pictures, Peter Flack remembers how he was converted from “biltong hunter” to trophy hunter in Whisky, wine and trophy hunting and Ed Ostrosky had some serious elephant encounters in the Tembe Elephant Park. The 8x57 mm Mauser: the mother of all rimless cartridges with a case head of .473 – a very informative article by Chris Bekker.

African Outfitter Magazine Description:

AFRICAN OUTFITTER is an up-market bimonthly publication promoting fair hunting and ethical business practices within the hunting industry. From a hunting perspective, the preservation of biodiversity on the African continent is our first and foremost priority. The emphasis is however also on the sustainable utilization of wildlife. This is a magazine about the true African wilderness and its wildlife. Stories of big-game hunters of yesteryear hunting elephant, buffalo, lion and other wild beasts in the Dark Continent’s pristine wilderness but also about our modern-day hunting heroes and their adventures in the Africa of today make for fascinating reading.

The very first AFRICAN OUTFITTER magazine appeared on the shelves in 2005, a glossy publication of about 100 pages. It is distributed to more than 30 countries, offering quality articles and outstanding photographs to readers worldwide. Due to popular demand now available in digital format for reading across the globe.

Why are we different.
This is a classic hunting magazine preferred by the more serious hunter. It is fast becoming a collector’s item and hunting enthusiasts can purchase leather-bound volumes of AFRICAN OUTFITTER to add to the collection on their bookshelves.
Volumes 1 -10 are now available from our office, please email your inquiry to neels@africanoutfitter.com