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| This thread is great. I'm really surprised at how many have shot DG first instead of the obligatory impala, springbok, etc.
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| First was a wing shot, guinea fowl near Maseru, Lesotho in 1970. Finally got to big game in Zambia, the Mulobezi with Piet Swanepoel in 1984. Sable was just over 45" and made a beginner African hunter. Regards, Tim  |
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| Will let all of you know when I get back from my first trip to Africa in September. |
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|  Doves and pigeons in South Africa 2014 - using a hammer SXS WW2 trophy gun!
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| This has been a fun post to follow along on. Thanks to everyone for responding. I am really surprised how many people started off with a Big 5 species. Kudos to you! I am jealous; I still don't have any of the Big 5. Hopefully someday and I hope it is sooner than later. Back to the Dark Continent in 45 days. |
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| Gemsbok shot at 120 yards on the Eastern Cape, hunting with Victor Watson of Karoo Wild Safaris. |
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| Buffalo. Matetsi 1. Gideon Watts. |
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| Red hartebeest in Namibia with Christi Liebenburg of Hatari Safaris |
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| First animal, bait Impala.
First Trophy. Leopard. Same day, first day.
I was on a plains game hunt. Go figure. |
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| My first African species hunted was a blesbok shot in 2012 in Namibia with my PH Beon Van Niekerk. |
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|  2013- in the BVC with John Sharp. Sterling Davenport 35 Whelen- 200 gr TSX |
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| Great photo of the zebra.
The hunting imperative was part of every man's soul; some denied or suppressed it, others diverted it into less blatantly violent avenues of expression, wielding clubs on the golf course or racquets on the court, substituting a little white ball for the prey of flesh and blood.
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| A Zebra first day with a borrowed 6.5X57 Mauser rifle, it had to be 100 years old. Misfired about every fourth shot!!!
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| Gemsbok at Kanana Safaris w/PH JP Bekker
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| Cape Eland, 1995....358 STA. |
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| Zebra, Lower Lupande, Luangwa Valley,Zambia, 1992. .375 H&H Mauser, Still hangs on my dining room wall. |
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