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Had the chance for a quick one nighter in Tarangire Park the other weekend and snapped a couple of pics of a great buffalo. The genetics here never seize to amaze me.






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Yup, I'd shoot that. Love his drop. I can't tell if the bull behind him in the second pic has a hard boss but he looks huge from the angle he is at.


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Look at the one on the left behind the tree. Look at those curls!
 
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Saw a cow there a few years ago that had to be pushing 50 inches. Unfortunately by the time I got the camera out she was gone.


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Yes sir!


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Mic, in the second photo the one behind is also impressive.

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All three are great & I would like to see the boss of the one at the back left with the huge curls!


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I'll be just a bit east of there in March and hope to run across him. As for the one behind the tree, he looks a bit young to me, but definitely has potential.
 
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The one behind is a bit young IMHO and I would probably hold out on him. Many PHs would shoot it and nothing wrong with that.

The one on the left is definetely still young with soft bosses. Impressive curls - they often have in that age set.


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

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I would let my 500 jeffery do all the talking needed on a bull like that jumping
 
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