I got no idea what 3/4's of those are.
but it looks like you have a lot of those red ones around there.

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Originally posted by Lamar:
I got no idea what 3/4's of those are.
but it looks like you have a lot of those red ones around there.

Thank you for the comment. Not 100% sure which ones you are referring to. There are a couple of species that have a red coat.

Without a doubt the biggest Black Wildebeest that I have ever guided.

We spotted another Kudu bull through the spotting scope from a high vantage point. I got my hunter to have a look, sitting behind the spotting scope from a seated position. As he got up, his foot bumped the one tripod leg. After finding my place behind the spotting scope, ready to readjust, the spotting scope was pointing at this bull at 1.8 miles away. Talk about luck! Measured via his Garmin GPS unit.

Old dandruff head. Sure sign of an old ram.

Outstanding trophies!

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Originally posted by Use Enough Gun:
Outstanding trophies!

Thank you sir. I appreciate your comment.

Old, past him prime Impala ram.

Thanks for posting this, great pics and happy hunters, well done

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Originally posted by mbogobutch:
Thanks for posting this, great pics and happy hunters, well done

I appreciate the comment. Thank you.

Great trophies,

Now where do you do your elephant hunting.

The Cape buffalo with the skull cap what are the measurements that outstanding.

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Originally posted by Bwana338:
Great trophies,

Now where do you do your elephant hunting.

The Cape buffalo with the skull cap what are the measurements that outstanding.

Elephant was hunted in Zimbabwe after RSA's Elephant quota was put on hold, so we had to revert to Plan B. The Cape Buffalo was 36" wide, if I recall correctly.