What's it like to face down Black Death on the Plains of Africa?

We're about to find out with double taps, Mike Maynett, right now.

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All right, welcome into another gun talk hunt. I am your host, KJ, and you know what?

But it's a good day. It's a good day every time I get to see my good buddy, Mike

McNet, of double tap ammunition. But he's here on a gun talk hunt, talking hunting stories.

That's right. You do a little hunting. From time to time, I've been known to hunt.

Yeah. Just a little bit. How many times have you been to Africa?

Four now. Four. Yeah. So it's not a lot, but it's few times.

So today, what we're getting into is kind of a hairy situation that you found yourself in

with Black Death. Yes. And we'll get into what Black Death is, but what led to your decision to

go to Africa? Because for me, like, there's so much North American game that I want to pursue

and that I haven't gotten to yet that just Africa hasn't hit on my radar yet. I know it will

one day. It should. And I'm scared that when it does, and I go, and that's what they all say,

is that you go once and you'll call your name back. It'll ruin the rest of the hunts for you.

Yeah. It will. So you want to spend $10,000 on another North American hunt.

Again, I mean, you will, but you'll weigh that heavily against, gosh, what could I get in Africa

for that same amount of time and money? And I hear, I mean, I've heard stories, I've read stories,

but it just hasn't hit me yet. And they talk about how much how much game you actually see.

Yes, it's nonstop. Especially if you go to, actually, actually anywhere, Mozambique and South Africa,

having hunts in Broadway, but it's going to be getting better and better now that Mugabi's out.

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