From bowhunting.net, bowhunting biologist Wade Nolan discusses some of the myths about traveling to Africa for a bowhunting safari. Below is a small sample of his article, and if you want to read the entire document it can be found here.
Africa will get under your skin faster than a wounded leopard. It’s the majesty, the intrigue and just the sheer adventure we’ve all salivated over from our earliest days in the movie theaters and on TV. Let’s face it, few areas neither hold as much interest and excitement nor conjure up the thing dreams are made of quite like Africa. And yet many hunters hesitate when they hear the word “Africa.” The reason is because they have unanswered questions that make Africa their “Dark Continent”. This article will dispel some of the myths and cast light on this wonderfully wild place.
I’ve been enjoying Africa safaris for 16 years. I love the people and the countryside and I speak from experience in wild places. After spending 17 years in Alaska’s wilderness I promise you that Africa can offer the same kind of wild experience. My Q & A goal is to shed some light on bowhunting and exploring Southern Africa.
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