Hunting Cape Buffalo / Lion / Hippo / Crocodile

[@60gidget]

I have enjoyed all your shows but this one I enjoyed the most because, you all seem to be happy and very comical. But most of all, you have included the local Africans more and the food as always was wonderful. Thankyou.

[@stigkarlsson4598]

Very great video

[@davew4247]

great video.....thanks for posting!

[@tripleboutdoors3289]

The quality of guiding and the hosting is off the charts! Just the sharp details is amazing!

[@adamr9215]

I would say it’s the worst guide I’ve ever seen. It’s very never encountered a guide in that type of situation that would tell you not to keep a round in the chamber. Every hunt I’ve been on in Africa they have told me to get a round in the chamber as soon as you get out of the truck. You don’t know when a predator will attack so always need to be locked and loaded if you want to survive. I would never use that guide because of that alone. Horrible advice and not something you want to listen to.

[@mikekraft7362]

I greatly respect the maturity of your trophies choices. Good video.

[@southernafricanboy4148]

Great video boys. Mushe mushe and bholato You are good ambassadors for Zim's tourism and hunting sector and your multi racial team is spot on Just wish more people see these videos and visit Zim afterwards 🇿🇼🇿🇼

[@igorladidadi269]

1 hour mark the crocodile got that drop top dome special 🤣🤣🤣

[@COOPERSCICHILDS]

Awesome footage thanks for sharing respect 🙏🏾 🫡

[@jenseriksson309]

Nice work on the animals i wish i could be there and hunt i love hunting thats my life and lifestyle cant imagine a life without hunting. I will go to Africa one day and hunt have a good one 😁👊

[@gary_omg1437]

make all of them into mounts?!that's a lot of trophies😮

[@hedge7743]

Wonderful video once again! Probably your best so far. Keep it up!

[@fabpoltronieri]

What an wonderful experience.

[@MarkMark-ji6ts]

All these kills are much much quicker than what mother nature dishes out. And if the money goes back into conservation then I'm all for it.

[@aidencrean1710]

Brain dead

[@stephanmenzel9457]

Thank you, bro ! Exactly my opinion !

[@ambrose80]

Hi what are the rifles, calibers and bullets used here?

[@michaelrobinson26]

Roughly 70 percent of safaris don't talk about the caliber I don't know why

[@ambrose80]

I think is good to talk or inform other hunters or in general people about their equipment

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

Remember these movies are initially only clients personal movies for him to watch at home so no need for him to discuss on camera what rifle if he is the one watching his own movie

[@vkiier2600]

Melas ne bos kok di buru ngopo wi

[@twolak1972]

Those people complaining about the hinting of male lions NEED TO REALIZE that a HUNTERS well placed bullet is FAR MORE HUMANE than mother nature is to these GRAND CATS, OFTEN when they are past their prime they get beaten & mauled by younger males nomadic males in their prime looking for territories to rule for their own and IF NOT killed outright suffer much more through starvation and the.loss of their own prides & cubs that are killed by the overtaking male or males.

[@flamingredx_0767]

Its stil unnecessary to kill lions and other species of the BIG 5 si dont think you know everything mister Einstein and its how the circle of life works

[@jeffmorris8768]

Those lions were raised in pens,then released to be tracked down in the sand.Notice no other lions around like there is in a pride,because their are none.

[@bryanseverson9015]

@@jeffmorris8768 it’s common knowledge that these hunts take place on a game reserve. But they are not in a pen. Not at all. Not even a little bit lol. Unless of course your definition of a “pen” is 250,000 acres then I guess you’re right?

[@woofy548]

You don't realize how corrupt the "conservation" programs in Africa really are. They'll sell off every male lion until they're all gone . Their government is more corrupt than ours

[@sophisticatedserpents5210]

@@jeffmorris8768the presence of no other lions is not an indicator of a “canned” hunt. Lions that are hunted are not pride lions as that can have detrimental effects on the population. Lions that are hunted have been kicked out of their pride and are usually solo males

[@riaanpienaar]

Who does the clown with the toothpick think he is?😂

[@UltraLimitedHD]

Cringe worthy...

[@Cstil18]

Hows lion meat

[@MrCobb-rq8iv]

Edit of a five ***** production this is about an Eight ***** *** I love it to get away from these white Toyota's, white shorts, and white ball caps....... grin

[@johnalexander7369]

Not a double in the bunch :( Miss the good ole days of walking 15 miles just to get a glimpse of the bulls rear end flying through the acacia. Then dodging communist gorillas on the way back to camp.

[@queri-rc3ch]

How much coast

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

Contact Lex Strauss Safaris

[@finnjensen1610]

❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊

[@stefanroth5077]

Waidmannsheil und meinen Glückwunsch zu dieser absolut erfolgreichen Jagd! Auch das Schießen war sehr gut, im Gegensatz zu manch anderen Jägern aus USA! Grüße aus Deutschland! PS. Nur ohne Warzenschweine ist so eine Reise ein Frevel! 😂

[@สุรัตน์เฉลิมพรสกุล]

😂😂😂

[@michaelrobinson26]

Tracking dangerous game man killers in Africa

[@gamingvideozone4496]

Why hunt Lion 🦁

[@philseiberling9933]

Is this legal? Lions are almost endangered and Cape buffalo are near threatened, is it s hunt ranch?

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

Lions are not endangered they are protected and Cape buffalo are far far from threatened

[@philseiberling9933]

@@AfricanSafariFilms ik they not endangered I said almost

[@philseiberling9933]

@@AfricanSafariFilms Cape buffalo are near threatened

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

Nonsense, there are hundreds of thousands of buffalo all over Africa. Where you get this info?

[@philseiberling9933]

@@AfricanSafariFilms mb I read it a while back I think 😂

[@DESI_PEGG_RIDER]

What a sad place to be and doing this job 🙏🏽

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

It’s not that bad

[@DESI_PEGG_RIDER]

@@AfricanSafariFilms I guess it’s not you that getting shot while sunbathing

[@AverageAngler512]

@@DESI_PEGG_RIDER that's why humans are at the top of our respected food chains 😁

[@HakkiYlmaz]

​@@DESI_PEGG_RIDERselam dosdum belliki hristiyansın seni müslüman olmaya davet ediyorum en azından bir kere namz kılarak rahatladığını hissede bilirsin

[@BLAM777]

​@DESI_PEGG_RIDER do some research you have no idea what you're talking about. Hunting is what keeps these animals here because they have value and the heards are managed so everyone can enjoy them. Also the locals benefit from the meat that's given to them. My suggestion is if you don't like hunting don't watch a hunting video.

[@johnsheppard50]

Killing for the sake of killing.

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

Where did you see that. There is a lot more to it than what you think you see. It’s like saying your eating to get fat!!!

[@johnsheppard50]

So the two lions needed to be shot, why?@@AfricanSafariFilms

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

@johnsheppard50 in South Africa the only lions roaming wild are in national parks. If those were the only lions in the country they Seoul’s be an endangered species. Thanks to farmers breeding lions for hunting there are 5x as many lion in the country than in the national parks. So no need to poach from the parks. There is a market for hunting and doing it this way is the best for the conservation of the species. We have a saying, if it pays it stays. So thanks to hunters lions are no longer endangered. Hope this helps

[@johnsheppard50]

At least that is an honest statement. They are being bred to satisfy the blood lust of rich individuals and it may have a positive outcome on total numbers. I will never accept the logic of that justification but thank you for your courteous reply.@@AfricanSafariFilms

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

@johnsheppard50 unfortunately to the anti hunter hunting is just viewed as a sport. But the conservation effort behind what we do far outweighs the feeling people feel when watching these videos. Thank you for your comments and listening to our side

[@jangkriklah8382]

o99

[@jonadams175]

I can’t imagine the cost of these hunting trips but definitely not everyone can’t afford it

[@najmuskhilji6989]

So 😢Sad

[@PedroCampos-r1j]

Goooime.

[@dennisdedisciple]

the only thing i hate is hunting our lion and elephant we cry s much about them but sometimes we just kill them way to faster then they can reproduce i dont mind the rest as i am hunt loving person but lion and elephant hit me different what do we tell our kids a lion looks like or elephant

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

That is so far from the truth. Example for elephant, their population grows by over 4% each year but only 1% quota is given for hunting. Lions there are plenty as people are breeding them as their numbers in the wild are low naturally and due to human encroachment. These are the facts

[@Kaikaifilu1994]

@@AfricanSafariFilms India and Nepal banned the hunting of their own rhinos back at the start of the Twentieth Century when there were only around 200; decades later there’s now over 4,000 and growing, no longer considered “endangered” by the IUCN and absolutely zero poaching in their main strongholds, meanwhile you had Chumlong Lemtonghthai and his merry band of underaged prostitutes getting those permits to shoot up some rhinos, but only to smuggle the horns back to the black market trade, regardless and he only served six out of a forty year prison sentence. Alternatives to trophy hunting are possible, and sometimes “legal” trade can just lead to more poaching if the species’ parts are of high value in the black market trade, for example rhino horn. I’ll tell you this much: if Nepal opened up “legal” rhino or tiger hunting again than you’ll definitely end up seeing more bones and horns being smuggled to the black market, as that will open up a market that’s ripe for exploitation. Say what you want about your rhinos, but at the same time India and Nepal managed to grow their population exponentially without hunting, and since there was no open market available there were no trafficking loopholes. These are facts.

[@v.ksirphysics7565]

U r bad person 😂😂😂😂

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

And you have crap comments. So we even

[@zidanadam2020]

Canned lions

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

Canned sardines

[@a1nde]

Why would you kill a hippo ??? What did you accomplish by killing him ???

[@a57black8]

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[@AfricanSafariFilms]

&$@

[@XabisoFemele]

Are you killing these animals or what I'm curious about this I love animals 😢😢

[@ГеоргийБондарь-ь5з]

Много ума не надо чтобы на курок нажать...

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

Nor does it take much intelligence to type on a keybaord

[@MrCobb-rq8iv]

It looks by the shadow your range is south? If it's not West or East you are off, long distance, way off, study your Coriolis effect.

[@woofy548]

They even have a guy to carry their tripod 😂 this isn't hunting. Its shopping. Probably the most ridiculous " hunting" video I've ever seen.

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

Clearly you know not much buddy. It’s called shooting sticks, and that’s what service you get when you hunt with a great outfit. Contact your cheap wallmart hunts rather, your not ready for the real deal

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

Leave the hunting to us and go play with your puppies

[@izakcelliers7307]

Less speaches boet

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

Not my movie boet, it’s the clients and if they want to talk on video that’s fine. That’s what they paid for

[@riorvate]

Que crueldade, isso é assassinato deveriam ser presos ...muito triste!!!

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

Not murder, it’s called hunting. Man has been doing it for thousands of years. Only recently have people like you become soft to the idea of hunting

[@madusankaadikari-ww5pq]

😡

[@AfricanSafariFilms]

😂

[@kavindutheekshana-dv9ld]

please dont kill lions and elephants

[@adamr9215]

You do know that in some areas these animals are actually overpopulating, right? There are agencies that check animal populations and tell the land owners how many animals and what kind need to be hunted to keep everything else healthy. Game management is very important to the survival of many species. FYI, I have property in Texas and have to maintain the deer population or things go badly. When I got the property, there were so many deer that they were constantly fighting and injuring or killing each other. I would find a couple a day that had starved to death, and most of the deer were sick. Look up “Chronic Wasting Disease” if you want to see what that looks like. After over a decade and lots of hunting, the deer on my land are healthy and not constantly fighting. Since people wiped out their predators over a century ago, we have to stand in for those predators to manage the number of animals. If there are too many, then many animals suffer for a long time. If you have ever seen what CWD does to a deer, you would respect responsible hunting.

[@chrisacd5895]

I can't see glory in that. . .

[@JaquelineMunoz-bz8gt]

No a la caza de 🦁

[@สุรัตน์เฉลิมพรสกุล]

😂😂😂