Indians For Guns

Dear Friends,
I am Dr Prashant Singh , a new member of Indians For Guns. I am a dentist by profession but a wildlifer at heart. I was introduced to this group by "Shooters" who happens to be a good friend on Orkut. I have joined this group to share my experiences and learn from others . Thanks .

wellcome prashant.

prashant has been trying to become a member for some time no but was having trouble.

he is a keen wildlife photographer, conservationist, gun owner and also a hunter. he has hunted in africa and also managed to import trophies to india.

welcome aboard.

Welcome Doc, looking forward to a lot of pics and information from you.

have fun

farhan lateefi

Welcome to IFG, Prashant. Awaiting your posts on your experiences.

Regards

welcome aboard brother
remember me I am your orkut friend

Thanks friends. Logging after quite a few days. Hi Arshad. Looks like you are more active here than on Orkut.

Welcome to IFG, have pleasent stay,

Cheers,
tingriman

Wild life photography!!! kindly post some of your photographs, is it possible for you to start a basic dos and dont do's in wild life photography?

Welcome Prashant,

Please tell us more about your african hunts and importing trophies stories. What equipment you use for wildlife photography? Please share some pics.

-Inder

Welcome to IFG,Prashant.Good to have you here.Would you mind sharing your safari experiences and wildlife photographs.Look forward to them.

Best-
Vikram

Welcome to IFG Prashant. Its nice to know that you shoot both your camera and your Rifle. Like many oothers I am waiting to see some fantastic photos that you took during your visit to Africa also share us your experience in African Hunt. Also let us know your Equipement Cameras, Lenses, and Offcourse about your rifles.

Welcome Prashant
Members have already listed the requests looking forward to your posts

Best

Well I am new to Indians for Guns and still haven't got the hang of it. This snap of mine has been put up by Shooters who is an Orkut friend . I will surely share my experiences with everyone over a period of time as I get "user friendly" with IFG. In South Africa and in most other parts of the world (where hunting is LEGAL) Trophy Hunting goes by the Book. There are very strict rules which have to be followed. I like to call it "Ethical" hunting. "Sun Down Gun Down ", "Never shoot a female" , "Shoot only the older males"."Hunt only during the hunting season" and "Never shoot a sitting bird" are few of them. If hunting is a game then give the animal a chance . It should not be one sided. In the open Savana grasslands of Africa it is easy to spot animals. It is also easy to get spotted by the animals. So when you are hunting you have to use a lot of precautions so as to get close to the animal. You also have to take shots at an average of 100 to 250 yards plus . Interestingly a part of the money earned from hunting goes back into conservation and THAT I feel is the most important thing.

welcome doc.
Hey by any chance do u inpsect animals teeth post hunt , jst joking.
I jst showed ur intro to my wife, who is a dentist herself.
So your intro some what made my life easier as even a dentist can be a hunter.

Once more aboad

Hi Prashant,
Welcome to IFG.

Its my dream to hunt in Africa.
PLz share your hunting experience and how you brought the trophy to India ?

Regards,
Sudesh.