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Lechwe Mount Pictures, Please
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Dear All,

In some unspecified future, I'll need my (Kafue) Lechwe mounted - likely as a shoulder mount to be positioned on a wall. I would sure appreciate to see some pictures of mounted Lechwe before then, if you could be bothered, please?

I seem to remember to have seen pictures of Lechwe mounted in a semi-sneak position with horns stretched back along their necks. I also seem to recall this as an attractive position? But pictures would be #1, and in as many positions as possible, please.

Thanks a lot for your help in advance.

- mike


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Mike, congrats on the lechwe!
Haven't seen any reports yet. Are you making one?
Sorry for off-topic post. Haven't got any lechwes to show.....yet... Smiler


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Hi Anders,

I think there will be a "hunting report" forthcoming. Andrew (fairgame) had something planned and I'm waiting to follow his lead. My own role in this adventure sadly had to be cut a bit short due to a medical emergency, but I was fortunate enough to have managed to take my Lechwe before then. So all in all, it was a very good experience.

Did you see the pictures of Brad's elephant from Lungwa?? Impressive is an understatement! And just wait till you see his Lechwe.

- mike


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Looking forward to it! Smiler
Hope that medical issue wasn't too bad, Mike.
Congrats again on the lechwe. I'm glad you managed to get it!

I saw that elephant. Monster!


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Mho - I mounted my Kafue Lechwe and my Black Lechwe, together on a pedastal. Something to consider.


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Thanks Aaron, any pictures?
- mike


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Mho - I'll look for some? I have the mount in storage at the moment, so I will have to see if I can find any pics.


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Mike,

I think your idea of mounting a lechwe with its horns laid back on its neck is a great one. I've wanted to have a kudu done in the same way. Let us see pictures when you get it done.
 
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Nice, thanks for the pointer.
- mike


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Cool, looks like great taxidermy! Thanks a lot for the pics.

- mike


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