It's tough to narrow it to one but I'll go this this one.



Your turn.......

Frostbit, check your pm.

Don't know what the others look like.
But, I do LIKE this one too.

Thanks for sharing, nice looking spots.

George

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Originally posted by surefire7:
Frostbit, check your pm.

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Originally posted by Frostbit:
It's tough to narrow it to one but I'll go this this one.



Your turn.......

Can you email me the original and see if I can better it?

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Originally posted by fairgame:

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Originally posted by Frostbit:
It's tough to narrow it to one but I'll go this this one.



Your turn.......

Can you email me the original and see if I can better it?

Inbound, waiting for your favorite.

Wish I knew how to post pictures. Hard to choose a favorite. Just don't know so just as well.

I have a lot that I like, but this might be the favorite.

http://forums.accuratereloadin...1411043/m/8341091211


Sorry, not good at posting photos, but in the attached link the photo of my friend Sam with his ivory being transported on a camel during a Kenya hunt.

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Originally posted by Kathi:
http://forums.accuratereloadin...1411043/m/8341091211


Sorry, not good at posting photos, but in the attached link the photo of my friend Sam with his ivory being transported on a camel during a Kenya hunt.

Thanks Charles, much apprecited.

I'm looking through hundreds of photos on my hard drive and I keep changing my mind. It's kind of like trying to pick your favorite child.

Sengwa Research Zimbabwe, the morning after a very hard rain.

For Surefire7

Andrew Baldry enhancement.

Thanks for posting my Pics Frostbit!

I have so many, but here are two that bring back alot of memories. Leopard killing Leopard-Zimbabwe lowveld; Wild Sable-Zambezi Valley:

First African Animal

A couple of my favorites.

Impala at the campfire in Zimbabwe.



Lion brothers from the first place I ever hunted in Africa. Namibia.



I have some good scenery photos somewhere!

Both in Tanzania

Long time ago, first ostrich shot in the ass at a couple hundred yards near Aroab, Namibia.

It lives only in memory. I was heading on my first safari way back in 1977. I was 27 and heading to a country where they were rioting and some folks back home never expected to be seeing me again.

I was in the airport in London and I saw this incredible looking lady .. Beautiful, my goodness! She was wearing a full length silk dress (?) with a turban (sorry, it is early in the morning here and I did not look up the correct names for the clothing beforehand) and around her neck were two tiger claws set in gold.

After all of the years and so many trips to our beloved Africa - I still remember her.

. . . or maybe just Buzz relaxing in camp with a couple of his lady friends . . .

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. . . or maybe just Buzz relaxing in camp with a couple of his lady friends . . .

Buzz, you are such a good sport.

Hey Scruffy,

Ever think you might have been better off not following the original plan? I find it's best to be flexible. :-)

My apprentice Patsy Hahn with her first guided Buffalo



Taught young Ben to drive



Group hunts and friends











Game and rifles











My boys





Camp

Great picture of Darin with her Champagne.

Some great photos in this thread. I always liked this one.

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Originally posted by MJines:


. . . or maybe just Buzz relaxing in camp with a couple of his lady friends . . .

If only Buzz was wearing his favorite mankini...

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Originally posted by fairgame:
My apprentice Patsy Hahn with her first guided Buffalo



Taught young Ben to drive



Group hunts and friends











Game and rifles











My boys





Camp

Someday...

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Originally posted by fairgame:
My apprentice Patsy Hahn with her first guided Buffalo



Taught young Ben to drive



Group hunts and friends











Game and rifles











My boys





Camp

Good stuff!!!!

Zambian sun rise.

Jim

I would guess from Joyce's smile that the leopard was hers.

Dave

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Originally posted by nopride2:
Jim

I would guess from Joyce's smile that the leopard was hers.

Dave

Actually that was my Leopard, the second one taken on the hunt.

Story!

Three that come to mind:

Sunset Kwazulu-Natal



Unkomaas Valley in fog


Oryx at Etosha salt pan


And a fourth that isn't very well composed, but which brings back fond memories:
Tracker ("Toolbag") with Nyala

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Originally posted by fairgame:

Taught young Ben to drive

Didn't realize Bluey could teach driving on anything without a rudder.

Looks like Patsy is taking good care of him.

BaxterB.... I really like the zebra photo. It just snaps sharp. The color and contrast are spot on and the bokeh is right. It’s a very nice shot. I wouldn’t mind having that on my wall! Well done.

And its a special type of Zebra as well !

Lots of awesome photos on here & that Reed Buck looks like a Water Buck cross !!

I'm thinking this one. It might not mean much to anyone else, but it means a lot to me.