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Selous Grave and Bull Elephant

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17 June 2019, 20:23
StormsGSP
Selous Grave and Bull Elephant
I took a brief visit to the Selous this past weekend, and did a stop by Selous' grave. To say it is simple would be an understatement, but perhaps the best monument to him is that I saw a couple promising bulls not far from his grave. Glad to see there are some survivors from the most recent poaching carnage.

















The Selous is a special place.



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"I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. -Henry David Thoreau, Walden
17 June 2019, 20:53
bwanajay
Good stuff! Thanks for posting.
17 June 2019, 21:11
BuffHunter63
I am sure Mr.Frederick Selous would be tickled pink, if someone harvested a good tusker within a few feet of his gravesite.

Once a hunter, always a hunter.

BH63


Hunting buff is better than sex!
17 June 2019, 21:27
Biebs
Tanzania bulls are awesome. With their long thin tusks, a 40 pounder looks like a monster!
18 June 2019, 04:18
Marty
Thanks for posting. Just lovely.
18 June 2019, 05:17
LHeym500
Thank you for sharing something I have dreamed of.

Selous was not knighted. I like to think the simple stone monument in a Wilderness named after him for his sacrifice would make him proud.
18 June 2019, 05:45
Safari2
Awesome about the elephant bulls!
18 June 2019, 07:17
lavaca
Awesome. Hunted nearby years ago and wanted to visit the gravesite and Maji Moto, but never found the time. Couple of interesting bulls.
18 June 2019, 21:09
AilsaWheels
Appreciate your making this post.

Glad to see the genetics are still intact.
19 June 2019, 00:53
samir
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20 June 2019, 15:33
Atticus
Very cool!


"I speak of Africa and golden joys; the joy of wandering through lonely lands; the joy of hunting the mighty and terrible lords of the wilderness, the cunning, the wary and the grim."
Theodore Roosevelt, Khartoum, March 15, 1910