Facing The Wild, By Linda Egbuna

[Justin Crossley]

Hey Roksliders! Linda is back with another article about hunting in Africa. This time she focuses on the gear and skills used by the native hunters to keep themselves safe during a hunt. Check it out.

Facing The Wild

 

[dirtclod Az.]

As always another very informative and exciting story.Really enjoyed the pictures.
Are they of your native lands?I noticed Moose and other "North American" looking
animals.Just like people think where I live in Arizona is a desert wasteland,I picture Africa
as being the same.Thanks again. 〽

 

[SoDaky]

Great!!Thanks again Linda. All hunters can benefit from this article-especially solo hunters.
Keep the priceless info coming!

 

[Linda Egbuna]

Great!!Thanks again Linda. All hunters can benefit from this article-especially solo hunters.
Keep the priceless info coming!

Thanks a bunch for your kind words. I'm so glad you enjoyed the read.

 

[dakotaduner]

Wow thanks so much. Whether you are a hunter from the mountains, desert, bush, arctic, or the plains, articles like yours show how we are all kindred spirits.

 

[Linda Egbuna]

Wow thanks so much. Whether you are a hunter from the mountains, desert, bush, arctic, or the plains, articles like yours show how we are all kindred spirits.

You are most welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the read!!

 

[smoke]

Really a wonderful article and insightful. Thanks for sharing this! Best, Don

 

[Trial153]

Linda, thank you. I enjoyed the article and appreciate your contributions . It’s always great to read an learn about different people, how they hunt and live.

 

[Linda Egbuna]

Really a wonderful article and insightful. Thanks for sharing this! Best, Don

You are most welcome Don....always.

 

[Linda Egbuna]

Linda, thank you. I enjoyed the article and appreciate your contributions . It’s always great to read an learn about different people, how they hunt and live.

I am so glad you enjoyed the read...thanks a lot for your kind words too!!!!

 

[Linda Egbuna]

As always another very informative and exciting story.Really enjoyed the pictures.
Are they of your native lands?I noticed Moose and other "North American" looking
animals.Just like people think where I live in Arizona is a desert wasteland,I picture Africa
as being the same.Thanks again. 〽

Also, I'd like to clarify that the moose depicted here was infact captured in the United States. To the best of my knowledge, we don't have mooses in Africa. Cheers!!

 

[Travis Bertrand]

Awesome read and photos! I wish I could spend more time with African trackers. they know whats up...

 

[Linda Egbuna]

Awesome read and photos! I wish I could spend more time with African trackers. they know whats up...

They really do know what's up...I'm so glad you enjoyed the read!

 

[ODB]

Very good!

I think of the legendary Kenya ivory hunters Galo Galo Kafonde and Abakuna Gamunde who spent countless weeks and months on the trail of elephant in southern Kenya. Those guys took nothing that they did not need -we US hunters would probably think them crazy.

 

[Linda Egbuna]

Very good!

I think of the legendary Kenya ivory hunters Galo Galo Kafonde and Abakuna Gamunde who spent countless weeks and months on the trail of elephant in southern Kenya. Those guys took nothing that they did not need -we US hunters would probably think them crazy.

That is so true.....and the situation really hasn't changed much even today.

 

[Linda Egbuna]

Africa has beautiful nature and animal who would not like to hunt there. I will like to hunt there elephants and lion. Antelopes too

 

[Linda Egbuna]

Very

Very informative article, I want to read more of this.

Thanks Jake. I'm truly glad you enjoyed the read.

 

[cronsman]

Good stuff as always from Rokslide, personally I could probably spend a lifetime hunting in the US/Canada before I got bored and wanted to go to Africa (as long as I can still draw tags haha!)

 

[Refohnek]

Thank u I will check it out

 

[BC_Outdoors]

Hey Roksliders! Linda is back with another article about hunting in Africa. This time she focuses on the gear and skills used by the native hunters to keep themselves safe during a hunt. Check it out.

Facing The Wild

Great article Linda