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Do any of you have a picture of the WR Manyara buffalo showing it alive with the zebra nearby? If so kindly post or email to me
bwanamich@hotmail.com

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Bwana

I think this may be the one you're searching for..

 
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A million thanks!


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

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http://www.tradekey.com/product_view/id/642047.htm

You can get a replica for less than $1000!

I thought the world record was a cow from JA Hunter at 62 inches. But this one is 63.5". Is it also a cow?


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This one? As you can see I held it in my hands. Was also on hand when it was scored. Not quite as big as first described.

 
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more pics...



And here is master scorer Ernst Sholtz scoring it
 
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By the way, it was a pick-up. Probably killed by a lion. The person that ended up with it was a taxidermist in Arusha and he turned it into a money-maker with several locals making replicas of it.
 
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Was it a cow like the previous record that JA Hunter got?


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Originally posted by Nakihunter:
Was it a cow like the previous record that JA Hunter got?


No, it a bull.
 
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Was it a cow like the previous record that JA Hunter got?


Nakihunter, to answer your question in such a manner that you learn something: cows do not have bosses, so this is a bull. Smiler


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Was it a cow like the previous record that JA Hunter got?


Nakihunter, to answer your question in such a manner that you learn something: cows do not have bosses, so this is a bull. Smiler


In all fairness it does not have much of a boss nor a typical boss as is commonly seen on Cape buffalo bulls and for those who are not familiar with the genetics of the Manyara buffalo can mistakenly assume it is a cow.
 
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Great photos, Matt. Thanks for posting them.


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Originally posted by Karl S:
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Was it a cow like the previous record that JA Hunter got?


Nakihunter, to answer your question in such a manner that you learn something: cows do not have bosses, so this is a bull. Smiler


In all fairness it does not have much of a boss nor a typical boss as is commonly seen on Cape buffalo bulls and for those who are not familiar with the genetics of the Manyara buffalo can mistakenly assume it is a cow.


Exactly why I asked the question. Most boss seem to have a tear drop or coma shape while this one is hardly a boss. The other reason for the question was that JA Hunter's record was also a cow.


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Originally posted by fujotupu:
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Originally posted by Karl S:
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Was it a cow like the previous record that JA Hunter got?


Nakihunter, to answer your question in such a manner that you learn something: cows do not have bosses, so this is a bull. Smiler


In all fairness it does not have much of a boss nor a typical boss as is commonly seen on Cape buffalo bulls and for those who are not familiar with the genetics of the Manyara buffalo can mistakenly assume it is a cow.


Exactly why I asked the question. Most boss seem to have a tear drop or coma shape while this one is hardly a boss. The other reason for the question was that JA Hunter's record was also a cow.


Nakihunter:

You have not read my comment carefully:

"for those who are not familiar with the genetics of the Manyara buffalo can mistakenly assume it is a cow."

The buffalo skull pictured is indeed that of a bull - that it looks like a cow buffalo is granted but that is due to a genetic
factor common to some of the Manyara Buffalo - could be regarded as a form of hybrid maybe?
I have noted that they either have no balls or very shriveled ones (excess of female hormones maybe).
J.A. Hunter's buffalo was indeed a cow taken in Uganda?
 
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He may have had very small testes but he is still giving that "you owe me money" look in the Zebra pic!
 
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No offense meant or taken guys. Just wanted to know if it was a cow. I didn't know about the genetic issue with those buffalo! You learn some thing new each day!


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