Ladies and Gentlemen,

I have added a few photos of our hunt in Zimbabwe in 2001 on the following page, I hope you enjoy them.

Zimbabwe 2001 extra photos

Thanks. Love the buff pics in particular.

Saeed,

Excellent pics as always. Especially the last two. Is that legg from a Giraff? And what was Walter going to do with it?

Rgds,
FB

Excellent Saeed, Well its a good thing i`m saving up for Africa ,so i also can get some really nice photos, BTW which camera are you bringing down with you and what rifles?

Saeed,
Thanks for the photos. The group shot of the 4 Buff is great.

Thank you for posting them.

Great pictures Saeed. When are you leaving on this years hunt?

We are leaving next Sunday, and will be taking the same two rifles that we have used for a number of years.

Both are built on Dakota 76 actions, and chambered for our own 375/404. Loads are the same as last year as well. 300 grain Walterhog bullets.

We have quite a selection of camera on this hunt.

Nikon D2x
Nikon D200, with a selection of lenses.

Canon S3 IS
Canon Ixus 800 IS
Panasonic FZ30

Saeed: That looks like the main camp run by Swainson's called Pedza Padsi (sp?). If it is, we landed at that airstrip in June of 05 and proceeded to their other camp, Mururu for our buff hunt. jorge

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Originally posted by Saeed:
Ladies and Gentlemen,

I have added a few photos of our hunt in Zimbabwe in 2001 on the following page, I hope you enjoy them.

Zimbabwe 2001 extra photos

I love the pictures. What kind of snake is that?

Saeed
Those are great! Really impressive bunch of buffalo. Is the elephant that's on the ground the same one in the picture standing?

Great pics Saeed!

Excellent work. A nice mix of oldie-goldie AR classics and some great "new" stuff.

Your pictures are always perfect and appreciated. What is missing and hoped for are new videos of your more recent hunts. Those of us who cannot go really enjoy them. OVER AND OVER AND OVER.......

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Originally posted by Bwanna:
Saeed
Those are great! Really impressive bunch of buffalo. Is the elephant that's on the ground the same one in the picture standing?

No it is not.