Cape Buffalo Hunting

Published on July 20, 2009
Duration: 1:18

This video showcases a successful Cape Buffalo hunt in Africa, highlighting the effectiveness of the Kimber Caprivi rifle chambered in .375 H&H Magnum. The hunt emphasizes precise shot placement using specialized ammunition like Federal Cape-Shok with Barnes Triple Shock X-bullets. It demonstrates professional hunting techniques, including careful stalking and the use of shooting sticks for stability, culminating in a clean, one-shot kill on dangerous game.

Quick Summary

The Cape Buffalo hunt utilized a Kimber Caprivi rifle in .375 H&H Magnum, firing Federal Cape-Shok ammunition with 300-grain Barnes Triple Shock X-bullets. Professional Hunter Scott Olmsted employed shooting sticks for stability and careful stalking for a successful, clean one-shot kill.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Stalking the Buffalo
  2. 00:16Taking the Shot with Kimber Caprivi
  3. 00:31.375 H&H Magnum Impact Replay
  4. 00:55Post-Hunt Confirmation

Frequently Asked Questions

What rifle and caliber were used for the Cape Buffalo hunt?

The hunt featured a Kimber Caprivi rifle chambered in the powerful .375 H&H Magnum caliber, known for its effectiveness on large and dangerous game like Cape Buffalo.

What type of ammunition was used in the .375 H&H Magnum?

Federal Cape-Shok ammunition loaded with 300-grain Barnes Triple Shock X-bullets was used. Hand-loaded 300-grain Barnes Solids were also mentioned as an option.

What techniques did the hunter use for a successful shot?

The hunter utilized shooting sticks for a stable shooting platform and employed careful stalking techniques to get within effective range before taking a precise shot.

Who is J. Scott Olmsted and what is his role?

J. Scott Olmsted is identified as a Professional Hunter and the Editor in Chief of American Hunter, demonstrating high expertise in the field.

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