NRA 1st Vice President's Hunt of a Lifetime

Just In From NRA 1st VP David Keene Published: 7/7/2010

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Chris Dorsey of Orion asked me a year or so ago if I'd  participate in an African hunt for broadcast as part of the "Dangerous Game" series he produces. I agreed to travel with Chris, Mark DeYoung of  ATK (which owns numerous companies of interest to NRA members, including Federal Premium Ammunition), Mark's son Scott and a camera crew to Zambia for a 10-day hunt.

Mark was targeting a lion for the show and I was after a Cape buffalo. We both succeeded in one of the most game-rich areas of Zambia and Africa. It was an exciting hunt; my first for dangerous game, featuring a stare-down with a large buffalo that winded us from about ten yards. We froze as did he, and we simply stared at each other for more than a minute before the buffalo decided we weren't worth charging and wandered off.

While the old bull in the photo was the reason for my being  there, I also took an impala, a zebra and a Nile crocodile. All in all, the hunt of a lifetime!

About "Dangerous Game"--Federal Premium is proud to sponsor this VERSUS series featuring the most exciting dangerous game footage available. Dangerous Game highlights the drama and personalities of the courageous hunters who dedicate their lives to the pursuit of some of the most fearsome animals on the planet. Not only does the series focus on heart-pounding hunts, but it also showcases the key role hunters play in conserving the species and the environments where the animals live.

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Hi My name is Alexia I love to hunt. I enjoy archery hunting. I have been hunting for 6 yrs. Last year I finally had an opportunity to take my first 8 pt buck with my bow. I was so excited because I worked so hard for so many years to accomplish this. I would love to have opportunity to be on a hunting video & have a hunt of a lifetime.

From Alexia Spain on Tuesday, August 03, 2010 8:19 AM
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