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17 April 2006, 07:13
Nickudu
The Big Five of Buffalo
The Big Five of Buffalo
17 April 2006, 07:22
sierrabravo45
Nickudu,

Great article, Thanks for posting.


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17 April 2006, 07:30
Afrikaander
Thanks for posting it, Nick


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17 April 2006, 08:03
The Buck Stopper
Very interesting article, thanks for posting it. Anyone have any pictures of the different ones?


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17 April 2006, 19:48
bwanamrm
Another great article...makes me think about an African buffalo slam for the fun of it! Hmmm...Mark Young posted about a CAR buff hunt....


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17 April 2006, 23:00
Kamo Gari
quote:
Originally posted by Nickudu:
The Big Five of Buffalo


As is so very often the case, I enjoyed that read, and learned some things to boot (among others, that an impromptu tracheotomy can be survived!). Thanks for that, and all the other good stuff you post here, Nick.

Cheers,

KG


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19 April 2006, 20:56
jbderunz
quote:
Originally posted by Nickudu:
The Big Five of Buffalo


Thanks Nickudu,

Really interesting.
When in the CAR I heard very good things about Christophe MORIO.
He is a PH for Bernard Varin the outfitter of BLV Safaris in the CAR.
Today I learnt that the outfitter Bernard Varin, 51, died last month from malaria in his out-of -the-way camp. I met him twice in the airport at Bangui, a nice and cheerful guy.

So now Christophe MORIO could be alone guiding for BLV safaris.


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