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| Just because l may never be able to afford the cash or my own hide (should the Ratwife find out what l was planning) it still doesn't mean l can't dream....
Thank you for sharing what will no doubt turn into a fantastic time for someone to joint you in hunting those boys.... |
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| Really cool pics!
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| That's great. When I was in the Omay we ran into a herd of over 200 animals. After hearing about how scattered that they were there, it was a fantastic sight.
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| Amazing, Thanks for the photos. Brian
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| Good deal...1000 buff is s good start to a recovery! |
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| Wow, like I say when duck hunting, that is one hell of a flock a loners!! |
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| I can smell them! 
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| Hunting paradise; thanks for the great photos!
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| Someone like DSC would do well to support this success story. For the most wild Africa is collapsing but those who reclaim and rejuvenate should be rewarded or encouraged.
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| quote: Originally posted by fairgame:
Someone like DSC would do well to support this success story. For the most wild Africa is collapsing but those who reclaim and rejuvenate should be rewarded or encouraged.
I agree Andrew. |
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| I thought this thread was going to be about Saeed's total number of buffalo kills. |
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| Andrew,
Fantastic pics. Hope they inspire your son's paintings. Some of my best photos, in my opinion, are buffalo through the dust of a departing herd. Waiting to see his next painting. |
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| Amazing photos.
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| quote: Just because l may never be able to afford the cash or my own hide (should the Ratwife find out what l was planning) it still doesn't mean l can't dream..
I feel the same way to some extent.
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| We were hunting in the Selous on a great consession with Saeed and his group, and hadn't seen a Buffalo in 3 maybe 4 days, and some complainging camp began..Saeed stepped in and graciously put a stop to the nay sayers, telling all if we went the whole hunt without seeing a buff then so be it, that was hunting..The next day we walked out on a point and a huge vuga ( grass covered valley) looked like black tics on a dog..the valley was simply covered with buffalo as far as the eye could see, the rest of the hunt was outstanding and we shot a lot of buffalo that year. I had seen a lot of buffalo in my life, but I think that was the most, I guessed over a thousand but really have no idea. The migrations up North is something to behold but Ive only seen that on TV. I suspect the pictures were in that area whan the buff come out of the park onto the Masai Mara.
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