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lt dan · August 17, 2011, 02:13 AM

Meatsaw, i cant agree with you more about the tastiness of the Oryx meat.
on Monday i suddenly realised that my freezer is almost empty. i had to think fast, but got an Oryx on n game ranch about 7 miles from my hometown. this was not much of a hunt, it was more like a cull. from when we left till the Oryx was down was about 15min. i could choose between a kudu eland blesbuck spring buck blue wildebeest, bu in the end the choice was easy for the best meat i will always take the oryx.

congrats on your kill and let us know how about your favorite recipe's

August 17, 2011, 02:13 AM	#13
lt dan Senior Member Join Date: March 4, 2008 Location: south africa Posts: 328	Meatsaw, i cant agree with you more about the tastiness of the Oryx meat. on Monday i suddenly realised that my freezer is almost empty. i had to think fast, but got an Oryx on n game ranch about 7 miles from my hometown. this was not much of a hunt, it was more like a cull. from when we left till the Oryx was down was about 15min. i could choose between a kudu eland blesbuck spring buck blue wildebeest, bu in the end the choice was easy for the best meat i will always take the oryx. congrats on your kill and let us know how about your favorite recipe's __________________ If youth is wasted on the young, then Africa is wasted on the Africans Last edited by lt dan; August 17, 2011 at 02:19 AM.