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Another big Leopard has been taken on one of our dog hunts, but in Zimbabwe this time with Pro-Safaris. The skull measurement is 17,5/8" a real monster.

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You aren't kidding!! Wow! What a toad!

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Adam,

Can you get me one like that? Tired of the little to mid size tabby's. I would be your best friend.....Smiler

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Jeff - I can certainly do my best and get you in the right area with the right people. I am just a phone call away from being your best friend! clap


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Adam - that is a slob!


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The damn thing looks like it has a dewlap.


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Where in Zimbabwe? And yes, that is a real monster! thumb
 
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Guys,

Pro is 17 for 17 so far in '09 on leopards including bait and dog hunts. Tough to argue with stats like that.

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Great leopard. Hopefully, there are some left in 2010 for me.
 
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They are fantastic trophies for sure! I hope for a leopard,
buffalo and elephant before my time here is done. clap



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WOW. What a Big Tom
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