25 September 2015, 15:55
Thunder HeadJudging Roan
Burkina Faso
Second on the list behind savannah buff will be roan antelope. I assume secondary growth would be the number one indicator of an old bull. Can anyone give me some more pointers?
25 September 2015, 21:45
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https://www.facebook.com/pages...ures/627027353990716 26 September 2015, 01:22
MikeBurkeMaybe this will help. I believe it to be a good roan.
26 September 2015, 02:06
fairgameOld worn down Roan. Lion kill Benin.
Exceptional Roan Zambia.
Heavy and very large bodied. Zambia
Large specimen Luangwa Valley
Do not look for secondary growth and rather the weight of horn and ensure your animal has a penile button. Do not rely on your tracker's advise.
27 September 2015, 03:06
lavacaLeave in a week for Western Tanzania and Roan is very close to the top of my list. Thanks for the tips.
27 September 2015, 05:47
Ridgemanquote:
Originally posted by lavaca:
Leave in a week for Western Tanzania and Roan is very close to the top of my list. Thanks for the tips.
Sure hope you intend writing up a hunt report on your upcoming Roan hunt when you return.I haven't hunted one but I have spent time in their company and they looked to be a great challenge. Good luck.
27 September 2015, 11:03
fairgamequote:
Originally posted by lavaca:
Leave in a week for Western Tanzania and Roan is very close to the top of my list. Thanks for the tips.
Good luck and Roan are a tough one to hunt.
27 September 2015, 12:18
fujotupuquote:
Originally posted by lavaca:
Leave in a week for Western Tanzania and Roan is very close to the top of my list. Thanks for the tips.
Be prepared for some long shots - those Lukwati Roan, can be somewhat uncooperative.

29 September 2015, 06:55
lavacaThanks for the words of encouragement. Fujotupu knows where I'm going and he knows what he is talking about. (Not saying anyone else doesn't). You all know more about roan than I do.
In two weeks last time there, we contacted roan exactly four times. Now to be fair, we were stretched hunting elephant, leopard and buffalo X2, plus sable and were successful on all that. But of the roan encounters, two were groups of females. One was nixed because he was very close to an active leopard bait. And the fourth, I couldn't catch because I was too fat and out of shape in rocky country that Fujo knows well.
Roan will be a challenge.
And a defassa waterbuck; maybe not so much.