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I took a look over on the African hunting forum and there is already a thread on medical evacuation. As for a hunting type of injury there were none but a few have used it for other medical problems such as illnesses (think covid here) But ask yourself if you could afford a air ambulance ride...

I'll ask over there. But it does seam that I have read where there has been someone who used it and was flown home back to the US. But it is like any insurance, you are betting that you are going to have a major medical event where you are going to get your moneys worth out of it, and the...

As for the company paying out, stay with one of the better know ones. RipCord is one and Global Rescue is one of the others. On the African Hunting forum that I am on both are rearguard quite highly.

When I purchased my airfare for my upcoming hunt in South Africa I included a policy from RipCord to cover myself, and personal items. I elected to spend a bit more than I did when I took my first trip just due to all the Covid stuff that is going around and not knowing just what was going to...

On the Barnes bullets check the Barnes web site, they now have a online store and they quite often have stock of bullets when no one else does. I agree with CC on the back order for powders, that is if you can. A number of years ago I was on the "notify me" when it was in stock and one...

I don't care what state you are from it will always be the same story. All the good tags are going to the non residents and the residents can't draw any of them. What the resident hunters don't look at are the odds that the nonresidents have to draw those tags and just how little their odds...

There was a lot to be said in the thread about Utah shed hunting so I thought that some might enjoy reading what the Colorado restrictions are. https://cpw.state.co.us/learn/Pages/AntlerShed.aspx?utm_source=CPW-Web&utm_medium=Feature3&utm_campaign=Antler-Shed

Politicians bend to the will of those who elect them, in this case the Wyoming resident hunters. The Politicians showed that they don't care about the dollars that the non residents spend a few years ago when they told the DWR that they had to be self supporting and wouldn't be getting any...

This law is following right along with the trail camera law that they are working on. There is actually a Utah Wildlife Board meeting today that starts at 10 am MST on the trail camera subject. Austad paid $170,000 for the Governors tag to hunt this year long hunt. I am sure that Doyal Moss...

Kind of hard to pack that butcher out into the hills to take care of your deer or elk. Now there are some who will clean your animal for you but then you have another problem of getting a whole deer or elk to them to get it cleaned.

There is a lot of difference between the spider bull thing and a family and friend helping out a hunter. The spider bull had a bounty placed on him, the first that found him and reported back to the outfitter and kept a eye on him got a tidy sum. Where mostly friends and family are just out...

If you look at a knife you can see a work of art in them, pick one up and you will feel the balance of the blade in your hand. A good balanced knife that fits your hand is truly a work of art. Hello, my name is Jim and I am a knife junkie

No harder than any of the other laws on the books. They would depend on people reporting it, and when big bucks $$$$ are involved someone would be mad if someone else got it before they did and odds are they may report it.