US EditionI Was Charged by a Cape Buffalo While Testing One of the Earliest .458 Win. Mags
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I Was Charged by a Cape Buffalo While Testing One of the Earliest .458 Win. Mags
This story, “A Bad Cup of Tea,” appeared in the April 1957 issue of Outdoor Life. We were after elephants and our hunting camp was set up on a bend of the Tana River, in the Bura district of Kenya some 300 miles northeast of Nairobi. For three or four days Louis Woodruff, my outfitter and white hunter, held me to antelope of one kind and another, and I knew he was feeling me out, sizing up my shooting before he let me play in the majors. That wa…
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