Cape Buffalo Hunting

Published on July 20, 2009
Duration: 1:18

This video demonstrates a professional approach to hunting Cape Buffalo in Africa, emphasizing stealth, precise shot placement, and the use of appropriate gear. Instruction is provided by Scott Olmsted, Editor in Chief of American Hunter, showcasing proficiency with field shooting aids and achieving a clean one-shot kill on dangerous game. The segment highlights the effectiveness of the Kimber Caprivi rifle chambered in .375 H&H Magnum with Federal Cape-Shok ammunition.

Quick Summary

This video showcases a successful Cape Buffalo hunt in Africa, highlighting the effectiveness of the Kimber Caprivi rifle in .375 H&H Magnum with Federal Cape-Shok ammunition. Expert Scott Olmsted demonstrates proper stalking and shooting techniques using field aids for a clean, one-shot kill on dangerous game.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Stalking the Buffalo
  2. 00:16Taking the Shot
  3. 00:31Slow-Motion Replay
  4. 00:55Post-Hunt Confirmation

Frequently Asked Questions

What rifle is used for Cape Buffalo hunting in the video?

The video features the Kimber Caprivi rifle, chambered in the powerful .375 H&H Magnum caliber, which is well-suited for hunting dangerous game like Cape Buffalo.

What ammunition is recommended for hunting Cape Buffalo?

Federal Cape-Shok Ammunition, specifically loaded with 300-grain Barnes Triple Shock X-bullets (or hand-loaded solids), is recommended for its effectiveness in achieving a clean, one-shot kill on Cape Buffalo.

What shooting aids are demonstrated in the video?

The video demonstrates the use of shooting sticks, a common field accessory that provides stability for accurate shots when hunting from various positions in challenging terrain.

Who is the expert providing instruction in the video?

The hunting party is led by Scott Olmsted, who is identified as the Editor in Chief of American Hunter, indicating a high level of expertise in firearms and hunting.

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