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| H T,
Without having some reference to the size of the elephant itself, it is very difficult to judge ivory.
Still, I would guess they are around 120 pounds each.
I have no idea of what happened to the buffalo. I got that photo from a book. |
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| I'd like to hunt the buff that did that to him....
Rick. |
| | | Posts: 1099 | Location: Apex, NC, US | Registered: 09 November 2001 | 
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| If I am not mistaken, the elephant is one out of Kruger named Mandleve, characterised by the shape of the tusks and that tear out of his left earwho died a few years ago. ALF would probably know the size of the ivory offhand, as he has a database tracking that.
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| Don't mean to be perverse or anything, but that black wildebeest sure has a funny looking pecker. |
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| Jim, He should be so lucky  That is a horn of one behind him. |
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| Having not been there yet would some one please tell me what antelope that is after the Wildbeast |
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| Dave,
That is an addax. |
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| BTT |
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