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I can never get enough of photos of buffalo. here are a few taken by my colleagues:

WHAT A SPREAD Eeker


EVEN BIGGER SPREAD ! Eeker Eeker


WHAT A DROP shocker


IS THIS THE PERFECT BUFFALO? shocker


DEATH IN THE LONG GRASS


"...Them, they were Giants!"
J.A. Hunter describing the early explorers and settlers of East Africa

hunting is not about the killing but about the chase of the hunt.... Ortega Y Gasset
 
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Awesome stuff!!!


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I can never get enough of photos of buffalo. here are a few taken by my colleagues:

WHAT A SPREAD Eeker


EVEN BIGGER SPREAD ! Eeker Eeker


WHAT A DROP shocker


IS THIS THE PERFECT BUFFALO? shocker


DEATH IN THE LONG GRASS



Outstanding masailand mbogo - can't get any better!
 
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Wow!!!!
 
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Yep, he's perfect.


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Mich,

Do you ever find a picture of a Buff that might appear to be in a good mood for a change?

JEff
 
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Nice pics, but the bosses look a little soft Wink
 
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The stuff that dreams are made of.


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If you're a fan of wide, solid bossed, old, trophy buffalo bulls, I guess those are OK.

Just kidding! I love 'em. My keyboard is about to short-out from drool and tears!


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I will take one of each. Wink
 
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Awesome, thanks for posting.


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I really like the buffalo that look like they have a wing on top. Then there are the ones wearing a football helmet. Great photos!
 
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IS THIS THE PERFECT BUFFALO? shocker




OMG! Yes


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Great buff!

I've heard that those Tanzanian National Park buff will stand still while you drive up to them in a Toyota, and that you can measure their horn spreads if you have a long enough tape measure.

How big are they, Bwanamich? Big Grin


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MR,
you know the ones that are big enough that a tape measure isn't needed? These are some of those Big Grin


"...Them, they were Giants!"
J.A. Hunter describing the early explorers and settlers of East Africa

hunting is not about the killing but about the chase of the hunt.... Ortega Y Gasset
 
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The genetics in that part of the continent are just insane..
Great pics, Bwana.
 
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MR,
you know the ones that are big enough that a tape measure isn't needed? These are some of those Big Grin


You said it! Cool


Mike

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Mick, I love these posts and pics always... I like the buff in the long grass. But that one in the open deserves a WOW...

Mike


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Hell, aint life a bitch, the choices one has to make.............Haven't seen a KMart with this much to chose from.

The Perfect Buff posted by Bwanamich - it doesn't get any better,does it?
 
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Number 2 in line is a brute.Wide, thick, old & worn down.
 
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Can I take two??
2nd one with the 1st barrel, 4th from the rear with the 2nd!

That lead bull is a grand old warrior!

Great pic
 
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Awesome pics Bwanamich! Thanks for sharing.

I think your "perfect" buff is the same as the desktop theme picture available on the Ruger website. I've had it as my wallpaper for a while now...its unreal.




 
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10th one from the front looking to our left. But, then again, any of them are great.
 
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Also it´s my favourite animal. Nice.

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All I can say is one day I'll be the one chasing these incredible beasts around!!! Dan


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Sigh ... I didn't see anything quite like these ... and I was still impressed beyond words. Some of these guys are simply unforgettable!


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Cant help it but words by Anthony M. Williams from a book “Nyati” come to my mind:

“...I believe the final responsibility will fall to us as hunters to gently shepherd the buffalo through the next century. It will be no small task, and will sometimes take all our reserves. At its very basic level though, it will require that we always be fair, ethical and honourable in the way we hunt and interact with others. It will ask that we speak out where blatant injustice exists and be ready to back our convictions where ignorant turn a deaf ear. Above all else, it is my hope that you will learn to love the African buffalo through greater understanding, and by so doing, will ultimately have contributed to its future.”

Well – I'll drink to that – Cheers...
 
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Cant help it but words by Anthony M. Williams from a book “Nyati” come to my mind:

“...I believe the final responsibility will fall to us as hunters to gently shepherd the buffalo through the next century. It will be no small task, and will sometimes take all our reserves. At its very basic level though, it will require that we always be fair, ethical and honourable in the way we hunt and interact with others. It will ask that we speak out where blatant injustice exists and be ready to back our convictions where ignorant turn a deaf ear. Above all else, it is my hope that you will learn to love the African buffalo through greater understanding, and by so doing, will ultimately have contributed to its future.”

Well – I'll drink to that – Cheers...
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"...Them, they were Giants!"
J.A. Hunter describing the early explorers and settlers of East Africa

hunting is not about the killing but about the chase of the hunt.... Ortega Y Gasset
 
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This one is still my favorite



Jerry Huffaker
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Jerry,
That one is soo unbelievably big he's........ photoshopped sofa

just kidding! The difference between yours and mine ( hilbily) is that mine are still alive dancing


"...Them, they were Giants!"
J.A. Hunter describing the early explorers and settlers of East Africa

hunting is not about the killing but about the chase of the hunt.... Ortega Y Gasset
 
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Jerry,
That one is soo unbelievably big he's........ photoshopped sofa

just kidding! The difference between yours and mine ( hilbily) is that mine are still alive dancing


Your are correct of course, but it is fun to think that his genes might still be floating around out there somewhere.


Jerry Huffaker
State, National and World Champion Taxidermist



 
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who said the seize dosen't matter rotflmo


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As a respected PH, I'm sorry guys, but if we came across a buff like this latest picture, my itch, twitchy finger may unavoidably shoot before my client...oops!
 
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Some great pics here.

Many (about 25) years ago, I was having a drink and a chat with the late & great "Uncle' Stevie Smith who later wrote 'The Hunter & the Go Away Bird' and was also the editor of Rowland Ward's Book of Records, and he kindly showed me his old photo albums.

As hard to believe as it is, some of the pics he had there of Buff from his days in East Africa put everything here in the shade...... I'd love to know what happened to those albums!

His book incidentally is one of the best 'African reads' I've ever come across. The gentle humour is wonderful and I can almost hear his voice every time I read it......






 
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