Roan Antelope hunted with a double rifle, Ep. 62

Africa's Sportsman Show, Episode 62
Roan antelope hunted with Professional Hunter and owner of the private game reserve, Schoongezicht Hunting Safaris, George Potgieter.
Rifle used was a Verney-Carron .450/.400 double rifle, shooting Hornady 400 gr factory DGX ammunition.
The roan antelope is the second largest antelope in South Africa and was on the brink of extinction, but due to sustainable utilization more and more hunters can enjoy hunting this magnificent animal.
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[@keithfinnell7505]

Congratulations on your Award for being Wildlife Rancher of The Year!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!!

[@jccombrinck6810]

I'm loving you're videos keep it up

[@dmart1434]

Love watching your show over here in the US. I was able to hunt with George shortly after this video cam out and had an amazing time and took some great animals. Including a very nice Impala that was almost 26".

[@keithfinnell7505]

Excellent PH, hunting, shooting, guides, trackers, and camera work!!!! This was an awesome hunt, hunter, and shooting!!! Awesome guy's!!!!!

[@gc641]

You guys are tough…no hearing protection, amazing hunt

[@cwiller]

It's not often you see such genuine expression in a host on hunting shows. When he finally got his Roan, the result was almost child-like excitement. You can't fake that. Great video.

[@barthettema3727]

Awesome video Stefan. Thanks for taking the time the other day at Safari Outdoor PTA for a chat and showing me the 500nitro.

[@Rubberhead]

Great hunt, of course, but I really like the old opening much, much better.

[@oculibonny1642]

I also grew up hunting antelopes with my grand father, this was real life

[@jameshagerman7681]

Someday I'll own a good double. I'd love it in either 7.62x54r or 44 Remington Magnum since both are great cartridges for deer under 150 yards and are serviceable for larger game as well.

[@keithfinnell7505]

Especially with a double!!!

[@hedge7743]

Excellent video! What kind of bolt action were you using? Keep up the good work!

[@neelsmuller3716]

What a awesome video !

[@julianhingston2787]

SO GOOD TO SEE A GOOD LOOKING GUN IN THE FIELD LOOKS GOOD AND SHOOTS GOOD GREAT ,

[@perrypappous7617]

Excellent video, but I cringe when anyone puts their hands over the muzzle of a rifle, whether they believe it is loaded or not. You never know. P. Pappous, California, USA

[@oculibonny1642]

Hey guys ,when I look at such guns , I feel like just eating them . OMG OMG OMG. When will I join you guys? Some one help , I really need to get back to hunting

[@GoDaveGo]

Great video guys, keep it up!

[@mateokaramatic3999]

👌

[@inhwansvensson4359]

What boltrifle are u using here? And what caliber?

[@AfricasSportsmanChannel]

Hi there. It is a Nosler rifle in 6.5x284 Very effective caliber

[@hendrioosthuizen4196]

Jo iv hunted there like 3 times

[@sammaldonado7497]

What type of double rifle was that?

[@AfricasSportsmanChannel]

Hi Sam. That is a Verney Carron double rifle in a .450/400 Nitro Express

[@samirpetrocelli6583]

Very interresting... This channel can't be reported.

[@AfricasSportsmanChannel]

Why would you report it? Sustainable utilization in wildlife is so deerly needed by wildlife and this promotes it.

[@joshgrand5768]

am planning on buying my first gun and it will really be a dream come true to be taught how to shoot by you Steffan am in Namibia

[@kristianmaharson2477]

Why u killed a lion?

[@ajvanderwalt6854]

Management, all animals live and die. To protect the lions and get funds to protect these animals they hunt the old and the funds will look after the next generation lions

[@armiferafatum2459]

@@ajvanderwalt6854 same with the elephant hunt. I could never shoot one however, but i understand why they need to be shot

[@AfricasSportsmanChannel]

Thanks AJ for n good reply. Thanks for watching

[@michaelbrown1029]

@@ajvanderwalt6854 Could the same be true for humans? I mean humans are technically animals and we are literally the biggest scourge on this planet. We use, kill, destroy with no repercussions, true? Why not hunt humans? Oh wait, because it's illegal in every nation and for some reason considered immoral. Guess why there are so many animals going into extinction? Because of "trophy hungry" hunters. Learn about the world, learn about life. Truth? All creatures are born and die, but all creatures, from lions to tigers, to dolphins and whales, sharks and humans, all serve a purpose and killing for no real reason should be considered illegal whether they are human or lion. Old school hunting/ killing was for 2 reasons. 1, most important, to sustain life (aka food and warmth).2, to protect your family, tribe, and or herd. Which of those are these lazy fat humans doing? The End

[@hubertusvenator5838]

@@michaelbrown1029 You're an ignoramus.