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Impala ewe with horns?!
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Very interesting ... it is said that this may occur after 5 or 6 cycles of inbreeding. I don't know if this is true though. If so, it would imply poor game ranch management.


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Very interesting!
 
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a childress - i saw a nyala childress once - the gal had 30" horns
 
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