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try this It is my first try at pictures

I guess it worked!!! Let me know if you guys can connect and view the pictures.

PS try not to laugh all that hard at how small the waterbuck is, I shot the wrong one.

Looks good, but I thought pictures of babies on zebra rugs were suppose to be bare ass.

I just got the rug, I can't risk it getting pissed on just yet!

I like the full hippo skull rather than just the teeth. Cool.

I agree on the hippo skull, nice choice rather than just having tusks. Great trophy room.

Nice room.

Glad you guys liked what I did with the hippo skull. I am going back to Tanzania in 2007 and Elephant is on the list. I am considering getting the skull shipped back as well. The only problem is shipping in an Elephant skull will probably come close to the trophy fee in $$! Also, I don't know how safe it would be to hang something like that on a wall. I certainly don't have the floor space to put it on.

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ALSO..........Now that I know how to add pictures, here are some from the hunt.

Thanks for sharing the pics. Any chance you're a story-teller as well?

Very nice.

I really like the wood background and the spears. Classy touches.

Kyler

Thanks for the compliments. I will write up a hunt report soon, even though it is nearly 3 years old.

PS the wood background was the easy part, I live in a log home

Uglystick,
Where did you get the print of all the animals that are lined up that you have framed?

Bob,

I bought that huge print in Seaport Village in San Diego about 6 years ago. The print is by Haru Takino. On the bottom is the Item # 406121 Safari Limited BOX 630685 Miami Florida 33163 www.safariltd.com

It is realy big and beautifull. I had a wood working buddy of mine make the frame. The print is laminated. Hope you can find one.

Very nice room and trophies. It must have been fun getting the buffalo head up that high.

Uglystick, That is one nice place to be. The little one learning close up is priceless! Well done and keep up the good work.