Saeed,

I agree with your assessment on most lawyers. I hate dealing with Plaintiff's personal injury lawyers. Most are unsavory at best.

I don't need a "contract" with my wife. We made that contract a long time ago and it was a good deal for me. I hope she thinks it wasn't a bad deal for her. She enjoys camp as well and generally goes with us every other day. Most annoyed I've seen her in years was when I left her in the car.

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Originally posted by jdollar:
I would be surprised if LDE, roan and lion are found in the equatorial rain forest.

While I've not been, it is my understanding that the eastern CAR has more broken habitat with dense forest along the rivers and large areas of savannah in between. I think it is much different than other bongo areas in true climax equatorial forests of Cameroon, Congo-Brazzaville, and southwestern CAR.

You're close. There are huge sections of Savannah, containing those species. They are broken up by "Bakos" which if I remember is defined as a "river forest".

Five days tracking LDE, they never once walked out of the Savannah into a Bako. Not saying they don't just saying these never left the Savannah, neither did Roan, while tracking them.

They are as dense as any jungle. Those Bakos mostly have a fresh water source within them. They are a "micro-climate I guess.

Those also contain their own species, Bongo, the duikers, GFH.

Its truly difficult to explain but you can walk into a Bako from the Savannah and in two steps, literally be in a different climate. Like opening a door into another time.

The most fantastic hunting destination on earth.