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02 November 2004, 16:52
Nickudu
Kindred Spirits
Kindred Spirits
02 November 2004, 19:08
Bravo five one
Great photos Nick, and aptly named.Amazing the width and depth of the hunting instinct.Thanks for sharing.

Bravo
02 November 2004, 20:28
ovis
Nick,

Once again, good stuff guy!

Joe
02 November 2004, 22:31
Boghossian
Who is the guy in the first picture? That is some bag he has amassed!! Many of those heads look freshly killed too!
03 November 2004, 01:07
Nickudu
Bog,

It had only the following caption:



"'Self and some trophies shot in 1875', of a man posing with skins and antlers of all his kills . Wonder how long he stayed in India?"



Joe, Bravo - Glad you enjoyed!
03 November 2004, 01:41
Aspen Hill Adventures
Awesome photos!
03 November 2004, 11:06
Nickudu
BTT - One Time
03 November 2004, 16:33
Axter
Thanks for sharing the pics. The title suits them well...
03 November 2004, 17:35
RHB
Excellent find. Thank you.
04 November 2004, 04:40
hva146
Is it Fritjof Nansen, the famous Norwegian Polar hero, on pic 20? Second from the right?

B.R
HVA146
04 November 2004, 04:45
Atkinson
Neat stuff and the three guys standing with bows..I have an old African bow and quiver full of poison arrows just like the bows in the picture..Its very old and a prize possession..along with some extremely well made OLD spears.
04 November 2004, 05:34
Nickudu
hva146,

They are "Siberian Hunters", as far as the photo title goes.(?)
04 November 2004, 06:02
Nickudu
Ray,
These are Ceylonese (natives of old Ceylon). The young fellow shouldering the swine, is a native of the Phillipines (Mindinaro?). The 3 men in the canyon bottom are Apache, as is the fellow using the shooting pole (I think).
04 November 2004, 07:55
ErikD
Quote:

Is it Fritjof Nansen, the famous Norwegian Polar hero, on pic 20? Second from the right?

B.R
HVA146




I thnk you're right. Nansen spent a lot of time in northern Russia (Siberia).

Erik D.
04 November 2004, 09:21
Frans Diepstraten
Wonderful bag indeed, look at the markhor (several subspecies) and the blue sheep...

What a bag!

Frans
04 November 2004, 09:48
Nickudu




There is some resemblance, I think. The above photo was dated 1910 ... the hunting group as a whole, certainly don't look much like native Siberians! A very interesting observation on your part!

Link: Fritjof Nansen

Fritjof Nansen: