Unbelievable bull!

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Originally posted by Saeed:

I put this last video here concerning only the 49 inch buffalo, hence the shorter video.

Also, it makes it a lot easier for many people who are unable to download long videos.

You will be amazed at some of our members are using for computers still today!

Sometimes I imagine some of them are still living in Bedrock, right next door to Fred Flinstone!

They even complain of the 1800 pixel pictures I post as being too big!

OK, I get it.

Here is a slightly different photo of the "Forty-Niner" that flashed for one second at the end of the 5-minute version, snapped with a cellphone from a notebook screen.
Very subliminal of you!



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Incurable is spelled the same in French and English.

I put this last video here concerning only the 49 inch buffalo, hence the shorter video.

Also, it makes it a lot easier for many people who are unable to download long videos.

You will be amazed at some of our members are using for computers still today!

Sometimes I imagine some of them are still living in Bedrock, right next door to Fred Flinstone!

They even complain of the 1800 pixel pictures I post as being too big! [/QUOTE]

Yes Saeed, now you come to mention it..

Perfectly shot.

Got asked about the bullet and rifle.

Rifle was my usual 375/404 and the bullet was the Barnes 300 grain X bullet.

Had nothing but exceptional performance from both, regardless of game animals.

On an interesting note, I also used Barnes Super Solid bullets for elephants.

A few years earlier, I shot an elephant with my 416 Rigby Improved, with the Barnes 400 grains Super Solid bullet.

We recovered the bullet.

I turned that bullet down on the lathe, to 375 caliber, and used it to shoot another elephant.

Sadly, it went straight through on a side brain shot, and was never recovered.

Two elephants with the same bullet - years apart!

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Originally posted by fairgame:
Perfectly shot.

The "Great Vessels at the Top of the Heart Shot."

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Incurable is spelled the same in French and English.