10/10/2026
Three Generations. Three Buffalo Bulls.
Two years ago, three generations of the Miller family came to Africa together. During that safari, Grandpa John Snr. took a buffalo cow, but upon returning home, one dream remained, to return to Africa for a buffalo bull.
Two years later, John Snr., John, and Jacob returned to Cruiser Safaris with one special goal.
Three generations. Three buffalo bulls.
The buffalo certainly made them earn it!
The first few days were spent following tracks, stalking bulls and slipping through the thick African bush, only for shifting winds and wary buffalo to spoil their chances.
Then, on day three, things finally came together.
Three bulls were found resting in thick cover. After a careful stalk, John managed to get within 50 yards of the old bull they wanted. The shot rang out, and all three bulls thundered off through the bush. The younger bulls kept pushing the wounded old warrior forward, but after a determined follow-up, another shot finally brought him down.
One generation. One bull.
That very afternoon, it was Grandpa’s turn. At the remarkable age of 86 years, John Snr. was about to make Cruiser Safaris history!
A solitary bull was spotted, and after a successful stalk and a determined follow-up, Grandpa finally had the buffalo bull he had dreamed about for two years.
At 86 years young, he became the oldest client ever to hunt a buffalo at Cruiser Safaris!
Two generations. Two bulls.
Now it was Jacob’s turn.
Another day passed with nothing but close encounters and frustration. Then, on day five, they found a large herd of buffalo bulls. Amongst them was a particular bull they had their hearts set on.
The herd gave them a proper runaround, catching their scent and slipping away time and again. But persistence eventually paid off.
As the herd began crossing a road, Jacob was waiting. By a stroke of luck, the very bull they wanted stepped out first, looking in the opposite direction.
The r***e cracked, the bull bucked hard and disappeared into the bush, but his journey ended less than 50 yards later.
Three generations. Three buffalo bulls. One unforgettable African adventure.