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Elepahnt Tusks found in TSAVO
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The below tusks, recovered from a carcass found during a recent elephant survey in TSAVO. 56.5KG on left tusk!!!

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Heavy and long. Thanks


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aww shucks. they are really only 3 feet long but they look longer due to the local meeting of short people taking place there.


Those are some nice tusk, WOW.
 
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Holy Cow!!! That's 125lbs.


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yeah, I passed on one like that last year in zim.
 
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yeah, I passed on one like that last year in zim.

Yeah...and then you woke up!
 
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Nice Tusk!!
 
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Even after all these years the genetics are still ther to produce big tuskers...

It's a shame they can't effectively manage thier wildlife.


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Holy Cow!!! That's 125lbs.


Aaron you are a real EXPERT Wink


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I am going to say they measure around 9 feet + base to tip.

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aww shucks. they are really only 3 feet long but they look longer due to the local meeting of short people taking place there.


Those are some nice tusk, WOW.


Yeah. Judging by the stains there must have been 5 or 6 inches inside the lip.
 
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Holy Cow!!! That's 125lbs.


Aaron you are a real EXPERT Wink


rotflmo Yep, amazing what you can do with a calculator!


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I wonder if the owner was related to this guy we found in Tsavo a few years back.
 
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there are some monster elephants at tsavo I lived there for at time back in 2008 and I have seen more than one that was amazing
 
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Damn impressive... nice to know there are still some really big boys around! Even if they can't be hunted.


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Those are superb thank you for posting!
 
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Awesome Ivory!


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Fantastic set of tusks. If this was a NP elephant, they must know more about him, and he must have been photographed during life, one would think.


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