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My wife said I could go to Africa only if I brought her a Zebra rug back, I thought that was fair. She got the rug . Now she wants a Zebra shoulder mount too.SmilerDidn't see that coming.It's going to take more than trip for this one. Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin


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gooseblitz22, I do believe that was my Zebra, was it drinking from a pond?
 
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Why shoot a zebra? One good reason is, it's damn hard to get the hide off him while he's still alive!

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prairiewolf, then she will want a pedistal mt like the one gooseblitz22's wife wants.
 
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Why? They can be very wary, are tough if hit badly, make a beautiful rug or shoulder mount, scream Africa and they are very tasty.

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gooseblitz22, I do believe that was my Zebra, was it drinking from a pond?


yes it was! Very cool!
 
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Ahmed: Great minds like ours, think alike. Smiler By the way, you will really enjoy your hippo mounted that way. It really takes visitors to the house by storm. Everyone immediately goes to it to inspect it. Cool Please make sure that you post a pic here on AR when it arrives.
 
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My wife had a horse & won't let me take one so I'll go for DG instead.....Lion, leopard, cape buff, hippo, croc....No elephants though. I like them...unless ones's gonna stomp me BOOM


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My first trip to south Africa I was unsure about hunting Zebra, but after hunting them I agree with the guys on this post. It was a very good hunt!!glad I took one.

also my wife wanted a rug.,but now I have to go kill another one for a pedistal mount
 
Posts: 1662 | Location: Winston,Georgia | Registered: 07 July 2007Reply With Quote
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With a doubt the Zebra is the most wary animal I have hunted, after many hunts in Alaska, Canada and Colorado. When stalking Buffalo, Kongoni and Impala that were totally unaware of us, the Zebra had us busted from the get go and just faded away. I felt real proud of my PH and trackers when we finally supprised my Zebra, whose hide now sets on my fireplace. Good shooting.


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I have only hunted the Hartman's zebra, and they are very sporting to hunt, notoriously tough, and is the best wild game meat I've ever eaten. The steaks were just cut about an inch thick and cooked rare on the grill and were great. They are also a great trophy, the skin is on the carpet directly behind me right now.


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Another Reason.





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