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Massive 190 lb. Leopard/Leopard mauling

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10 September 2008, 20:09
Dagga Boy
Massive 190 lb. Leopard/Leopard mauling
Check out the huge leopard taken in Tanzania's Masailand. It was 190 lbs./9ft. long and was taken by a very attractive lady hunter. It can be seen on the Hunting Report website at www.huntingreport.com under the E-mail Extra Bulletins section.
And just below that there's an account of another mauling. This time in Zimbabwe. Yet another PH got chewed on by a wounded leopard. Those PH's sure earn their keep.
Shoot straight. It's called dangerous game hunting for a reason.
10 September 2008, 21:01
BrettAKSCI
Double wow for the leopard and the lady!

Brett


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10 September 2008, 21:05
JBoutfishn
Wow, that cat has never missed a meal Eeker


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10 September 2008, 21:14
mstarling
WOW ... that's a Leopard!!!!

Hope the PH recovers well.


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10 September 2008, 21:25
Gerhard.Delport
WOW...

Thats a Monster Cat


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10 September 2008, 21:33
Charles_Helm
Ms. Bowman has taken some nice trophies in Africa, but that leopard is just a pig. Eeker


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10 September 2008, 21:40
Dagga Boy
Thanks Charles_Helm for the photos. God, I love Africa. The sunsets are the best, except it means another precious safari day is over.
11 September 2008, 07:12
Leopardtrack
I love Leopards more than any other animal, but in this case, you can have the Leopard and I'll take Ms. Bowman!!
11 September 2008, 19:21
eyedoc
Good looking cat and a mighty handsome woman as well!

The Ph from Zimbabwe will have some great stories to tell his grandkids ,eh?

The hunter looks quite pleased with himself also.


We seldom get to choose
But I've seen them go both ways
And I would rather go out in a blaze of glory
Than to slowly rot away!
11 September 2008, 19:27
.366torque
quote:
Originally posted by Dagga Boy:
Check out the huge leopard taken in Tanzania's Masailand. It was 190 lbs./9ft. long and was taken by a very attractive lady hunter. It can be seen on the Hunting Report website at www.huntingreport.com under the E-mail Extra Bulletins section.
And just below that there's an account of another mauling. This time in Zimbabwe. Yet another PH got chewed on by a wounded leopard. Those PH's sure earn their keep.
Shoot straight. It's called dangerous game hunting for a reason.



12 September 2008, 06:59
perry
Eyedoc,
Are you suggesting that the young lady did not shoot that cat???

Perry
12 September 2008, 11:02
Use Enough Gun
That's a mega-monster! Congratulations to the huntress!! thumb I hope that the taxidermist has a form long enough, as that cat definitely deserves a full body mount! Smiler Anyone know what the skull measurement was?
12 September 2008, 19:10
muygrande
Marrs, you have done yourself proud yet again! Recall the whitetail pics of her in S. Texas. Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeha.
12 September 2008, 19:13
Prewar70
Seems like I hear/read about mountain lions here in N. America reaching this size with more regularity and some right at 200. Does anyone know how a 190lb mountain lion compares to this leopard, bigger, smaller head??