Biebs keeps emailing me about Zebra Duiker and how he needs it for his tiny ten and some SCI inner circle award he wants to get.

Was thinking we run a raffle for him with a blaser r-93 (you know the old plastic one that tends to blow up and take the shooter face off) as prize.

The raffle is to get Biebs to Liberia and a Zebra Duiker in the salt and a nice award from SCI for Biebs brave efforts and hunting skills.

Biebs said little stuff like Ebola does not worry a man who shoots a Blaser.

Any thoughts?

Mike

Considering where it lives the zebra duiker should be the leading suspect for causing the outbreak...

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The zebra duiker (Cephalophus zebra) is a small antelope found primarily in Liberia, as well as the Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone, and occasionally Guinea.[1] They are sometimes referred to as the banded duiker or striped-back duiker. It is believed to be one of the earliest duiker species to have evolved.

Just tell Biebs not to lick anything while he's hunting

Biebs would never lick a dead Zebra Duiker.

On Second thoughts !!!!!!!!

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Originally posted by Beretta682E:

Biebs said little stuff like Ebola does not worry a man who shoots a Blaser.

Any thoughts?

Agreed.

What is ebola to a man who courageously risks loseing half his face to a Blaser.

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Originally posted by Grumulkin:


Agreed.

What is ebola to a man who courageously risks loseing half his face to a Blaser.

Now that's too FUNNY

Poor biebs, I'd feel sorry for him if he didn't shoot a Blaser or kiss a moose.

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Originally posted by bwana cecil:
Poor biebs, I'd feel sorry for him if he didn't shoot a Blaser or kiss a moose.

And it's a male moose, not that there's anything wrong with that...

Zebra duiker? Sure, if you are ready to spend 2-3weeks in a hammock, eat shit, and walk endless hours in some remote rainforest of Liberia...

Took this pictures a few month ago:

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Originally posted by Caracal:
Zebra duiker? Sure, if you are ready to spend 2-3weeks in a hammock, eat shit, and walk endless hours in some remote rainforest of Liberia...

Took this pictures a few month ago:

For a wild one I think that's an exceptional picture, as I understand it.

Are they susceptible to calling?