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505 gibbs
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now thats a buffalo!!!!

Kenya in the good old days!!!!


cheers

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WOW! Any idea when that was?
 
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WOW! Any idea when that was?

That's Orbit carrying my buffalo out of A-1 in the Save last year......
 
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Don't you wish.

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Very impressive, although I am not actually a fan of extreme drooping on buff horn.

BH63


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My guess is that the pic is from the late 40's or 50's.
 
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https://archive.org/stream/cba...99#page/n11/mode/2up

Wow, over 100 years old,1915, from Carl Akeley's Hunting the African Buffalo page 161.

Great photo, thanks for posting.


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Common guys " Nice cheeks "


" Until the day breaks and the nights shadows flee away " Big ivory for my pillow and 2.5% of Neanderthal DNA flowing thru my veins.
When I'm ready to go, pack a bag of gunpowder up my ass and strike a fire to my pecker, until I squeal like a boar.
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butchloc
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actually that is my buff and my tracker obama Big Grin
 
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376 steyr
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That bare butt tells you it's from way before our time. Awesome buff!
 
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Wow! look at the cheeks on that bull! Roll Eyes

Based on the bosses of that buff, I'm calling it a big big cow. I have seen cows like that, but not quite that big..The worlds record was very similar to that one, and it was a cow.


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Based on the bosses of that buff, I'm calling it a big big cow. I have seen cows like that, but not quite that big..The worlds record was very similar to that one, and it was a cow.


If thats a cow it must have been on steroids and likely had a pair of balls as well. coffee
 
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That is not a cow by any means, the bosses are clearly visible and cows despite being long do not carry mass as that big boy in the picture does, very nice buffalo!


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Wow! look at the cheeks on that bull! Roll Eyes

Based on the bosses of that buff, I'm calling it a big big cow. I have seen cows like that, but not quite that big..The worlds record was very similar to that one, and it was a cow.


Seriously?
Definitely a bull. No cow buff, whether on steroids or not, has such mass on the horns.


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Wow! look at the cheeks on that bull! Roll Eyes

Based on the bosses of that buff, I'm calling it a big big cow. I have seen cows like that, but not quite that big..The worlds record was very similar to that one, and it was a cow.


Seriously?
Definitely a bull. No cow buff, whether on steroids or not, has such mass on the horns.


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Wow! look at the cheeks on that bull! Roll Eyes

Based on the bosses of that buff, I'm calling it a big big cow. I have seen cows like that, but not quite that big..The worlds record was very similar to that one, and it was a cow.



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Very impressive, although I am not actually a fan of extreme drooping on buff horn.

BH63


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Been trying to shoot this one for a couple of years now.



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Thanks for the reference to Carl Akeley's book. H wrote another, "In Brightest Africa".

Akeley was the father of modern taxidermy, the use of manikins. Yes, taxidermists spell it that way. He did the elephant diorama in the entrance to the Museum of Natural History in NYC, and many of the others there. He accompanied TR on his famous safari. The account of how his wife saved him when he was injured on safari is quite a read.
 
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Been trying to shoot this one for a couple of years now.


Nah! .... Too much droop, even if it has a tremendous boss. stir Big Grin
 
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Been trying to shoot this one for a couple of years now.


You could have if you had a rifle instead of a camera at that time! Wink


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

hunting is not about the killing but about the chase of the hunt.... Ortega Y Gasset
 
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You could have if you had a rifle instead of a camera at that time! Wink


Already had one on the ground mate.


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Been trying to shoot this one for a couple of years now.



Hi Andrew, was that big boy in Royal Kafue or Munyamadzi?


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Hi Andrew, was that big boy in Royal Kafue or Munyamadzi?


Royal Kafue


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Andrew:

I've been looking for a deepdrop bull like that for a long time. No luck so far. Closest was in '12 when we saw one not quite so deep, after I'd shot out.

great looking bull.
 
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Been trying to shoot this one for a couple of years now.



Hi Andrew, was that big boy in Royal Kafue or Munyamadzi?


Royal Kafue


Man Andrew would I love to get the sights of my 470N double on that guy! One can only dream!
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