They did alot of cutting over by the stubblefield camp ground.  I had a good spot a few years back but with the cutting I cant even recognize the place anymore.

Some of the donations for raffle and auction~

Lincoln Ranch~2 person/2day whitetail hunt with lodging Thanks, Karl!

Rhino Outdoor Adventures~Trophy Aoudad/Hog Hunt in Leaky, TX; 1 hunter/2 days hunting for 1 trophy aoudad and 2 hogs. Includes food and lodging at Haecker Safari Ranch Thanks, Rhino!

Flatrock Outfitters~Mature mule deer hunt and whitetail doe bowhunt with lodging, Rankin, TX Thanks, Dean!

Big Oak Bowhunting~Bowhunt for exotic buck (axis, fallow, sika) or non-trophy red deer with lodging Thanks, Buff and Lisa!

Campfornis~Type of Donation/Hunt: Bow hunting safari-2 impala, 1 warthog ,1 duiker and 1 baboon

Value of Donation: $4150

Number of days: 9 days total,7 days hunting, 2 days traveling

Donation includes: 
Accommodation, including full board
Wine, beer and soft drinks
Laundry
Full-time service of a Professional Hunter
Staff, trackers and skinners
Field preparation of trophies
All transport within the hunting areas
Pick up and drop off at International Airport

Not included: 
Any other animals shot on the safari
International and domestic flights
Travelling days
Dipping, packing, taxidermy and shipping
Air charters and accommodation before and after the safari
Tips for staff, telephone calls and curios

African Arrow Safaris - the archers paradise. With this family run outfit you will experience true African Bowhunting in the Limpopo Bushveld one of the most pristine areas in South Africa. More than a 100 000acres to hunt on.

10 Day Hunt for three hunters 

Hunt includes:

• 3 Impala

• 3 Warthogs

• 3 Duiker/Steenbuck

• Daily fees 

• All accommodation, meals, drinks, laundry 

• All field preparation for trophy animals

• Fully guided by professional hunters

• Each hunter will shoot one of the different specie as listed in the donation. Therefore this package needs 3 clients on this hunt. 

• Value $16 125

Not included in Donation:

• Transport from Johannesburg Airport to African Arrow Safaris return($600 per group)

• Additional hunter can join the group at $350 per day and Non-Hunters are welcome at $200. Dates for this hunt 2011 and 2012April through September.

• Aditional animals can be added to this package and visit the website for our prices.


Contact information:
Outfitter: Harry Nel
Cell: +27836614279
Tel: +27147633856
hunting@africanarrowsafaris.com
www.africanarrowsafaris.com
P.O.Box 465
Lephalale
0555
South-Africa


Great Divide Outfitters~7 day Drop Camp Archery Elk Hunt, Bayfield, Colorado 

Full setup camp with everything furnished.Hunter has to provide food,license that are purchased otc and is $544.,sleeping bag and personal gear.Outfitter checks on camp and packs game out,this is a non guided drop camp,horseback in from our private property. Outfitter would like for whoever purchases hunt to bring one or more hunters with them and this cost is 1500. per person. Please contact outfitter the week after hunt is purchased.

Thanks, Dan!

Lenyati Safaris~

The donation hunt follows

1 x Warthog
1 x Impala
1x Duiker
1 x Bluewildebeest
1 x Guinea Fowl
7 x nights all inclusive

Thanks, Danie!

Choronga Safaris~ 

Experience abundant wildlife while bow hunting with one of Africa’s premier bow hunting operations: 

Choronga Safaris. This 10-day 2x1 guided safari for one hunter and one observer will take place in the renowned Limpopo Province with $3,000 dollars of trophy fees included for the hunter. Schedule hunt with outfitter for open dates between March – October 2012. Method of take is bow. Included are accommodations, meals, 2x1 guide service, $3,000 in trophy fees, airport transfers, VAT on daily fees and field prep of your trophies. Additional hunters cost $295/day; observers $175/day. Not included are any before/after hunt expenses, all taxidermy work, dipping, packaging/shipping and gratuities. Additional days/trophies can be added as per the 2011 archery price list. Arrival/departure point is Johannesburg. 

Choronga Safaris is a professional BOW HUNTING outfit that specializes in bow hunting safaris. Most of the hunting is done from blinds strategically situated around natural watering holes giving archers of all skill levels and age tremendous opportunities at the abundance of game located on their bow hunting only concessions. 

Average shots are under 20 yards and over 98% of all trophies taken by Choronga Safaris have qualified for SCI bow hunting record book. A testament to their success is that over ¾ of their clients have returned, or are returning, for second and third safaris with Choronga Safaris – This is the ultimate compliment for an outfitter.

BREAKDOWN OF DONATION

1. 1 Hunter for 10 hunting days = $ 2,950
2. 1 Non-Hunters for 10 days = $ 1,750
3. $3,000 in trophy fees for the hunter = $ 3,000
4. VAT (Taxes) = $ 724
5. Pickup and Drop-off at OR Tambo Int’l Airport $ 470

THE TOTAL VALUE OF THE DONATION IS $ 8,894 USD

Donation Includes:
Professional Hunter, Staff, and Use of Hunting Vehicle(s)
Field Prep of trophies and delivery to Safari Taxidermy
All meals and beverages – including alcohol in moderation
All permits and licenses for the above mentioned hunt

Donation Excludes:
International Flights
Packing, Dipping, and Shipping of Trophies
Any extra hunting days outside the contracted period, side trips, accommodation outside of donation.
Gratuities
All taxidermy work

FOR ANY QUESTIONS/COMMENTS PLEASE CONTACT EVAN SLOAN AT 
BOWSAFARI@GMAIL.COM OR PHONE AT THE NUMBER BELOW
Website: www.chorongasafaris.com
TEL: 011-27-82-479-7006 FAX: 011-27-86-664-6341

Thanks, Mr. Sloan!!



AEI Guide and Outfitters: 

Type of Donation/ Hunt: 1x2 Guided Archery Elk Either Sex

Value of Donation: $3200.00

Number of days: 8 days

Donation includes: Guide, transportation to and from hunting area, all meals, lodging and animal pack-out.

Not included: Cost of elk tag, transportation to the facility, non-hunter ($700.00) game processing 

Contact Information

Donor Name: Robert Borhofen
Ranch Name: AEI Guide & Outfitter
Website: www.aeihunting.com
Contact Name: Robert Borhofen
Contact Numbers: 1-800-595-2945, 970-641-4708, 936-581-2299
Email Address: info@aeihunting.com

Thanks, Bob!

Bounty Hunter Traditional Arrows: A dozen carbon arrows (winner's choice up to $100 shaft cost) with cap dip, cresting and fletching of choice. $250 - $300 in value. Thank, Derek!

Welcome back Randall...hope it wasn't a difficult one.

etoutdors,i hunt in davy crockett natl forest and camp at the ratcliff lake park.the discription of the new magizine sounds good.please send me more info on it.

I am with you on that David, however I don't have any idea what the breed deer are fed or injecter with to make HIM #1 class. But again to be fair, to each their own. We pay for our lease and it is a good one with great guys. We hunt for the pleasure of gettin out of town, settin around the old camp fire and tellin "LIES" about the monster that got away. To me it won't get me a #1 or #1,000 but it cost less I enjoy it and those sun rise and sun set are priceless---along with laughin at the other guy who missed ol' mossy horn again settin around the camp fire over a cold one. Can't be beat.

Only saw 2--20in shooters this year. Both (as allways) across road in another pasture. First was a very nice 12 pt / 20-21 in spread---200yrds from camp across hwy at front gate. I opened gate and drove thru was gettin out to close gate and looked across hwy and he and 2 does were stand in middle of ranch road 75 yrds from me. Wife asked me if he was the one I was lookin for---go think / allways where he is safe.

Yep! Depending on the amount of acerage of course. We have a lease that is 6215 acres w/ 13 Hunters & our cost is $1900.00 per gun. This does not include your feed. feed usualy runs about $500.00 per hunter each year. Then of course you have camp cost & all other cost that it entails. Good Luck on your quest. Hope you find something.

I share the same concern,this year a first year hunter stopped by our camp on his way out with a good buck.The only thing everyone was concerned with was the antlers of course.He asked "where do I take it to have it stuffed"?The deer was stiff as a board and he had not field dressed it.This man learned to hunt watching high amplitude hunting shows that never value the experience or show what happens after the shot.Have you ever seen a hunting show that shows you how to butcher an animal?

Hello Cody,

I guess you could call us neighbors. Me and my buddy own the tract in the draw behind you that is in Myers Canyon tract 59. You must have bought you tract from  the Salomon's. I know they had it up for sale. They told me that they killed alot of deer on that tract of land. We have owned our property little over a year. I saw 1 mule deer last year and the owner of tract 7 shot a big mulie last year. There are more whitetail than mulies out there. This year there seems to be alot more hunters than last year and the bucks are pretty much moving at night. We had our chance on opening day by catching them off guard. Missed a 10 and 8 pointer. The only issue that I have is that the Game Warden goes by almost every weekend we our there checking the camp site which you would think after a year he would get to know you. Also last weekend Border Patrol was out flying there helicopter down the draw and in Myers Canyon for a few hours which really ruined our weekend hunt so we packed up and left early on Saturday other than that there are some good size bucks roaming around just have to be lucky. Last year we shot a 10 pointer and a 14 pointer (3 - legged). Should be pictures on Texas Hunt and Fish. Good Luck.

WE HAVE A MUZZLE LOADER HUNT IN JANUARY HERE. I'M GOING TO GET SERIOUS ABOUT HUNTING DOES ON COE LAND. (PUBLIC LAND).ONLY TIME YOU CAN HARVEST DOES IS ARCHERY OR MUZZLELOADER ONLY. MAY TRY TO CAMP OUT WITH THE KIDS. THEY WILL HAVE A YOUTH HUNT THE SAME TIME. I ALREADY TOOK TWO IN DEER IN TEXAS. I NEED TO HUNT IN ARKANSAS FOR A WHILE ( WHERE I LIVE) GOT A NASTY 10 POINT COSTIN ME TO MUCH SLEEP. EMAIL rpoelstra@windstream.net . have you checked into hunting Sam Houston National Forest? You're about 6 hours away, but it might be worth a trip if we can locate the does after the rut. Who knows maybe a late buck.