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Nganga trophy room pictures
Formerly "Nganga"
29 April 2010, 06:52
bo-n-aroVERY nice indeed!!
29 April 2010, 07:12
505 gibbsimpressive sitatunga and lechwe
29 April 2010, 07:17
Steve Ahrenbergquote:
Originally posted by 505 gibbs:
impressive sitatunga and lechwe
505,
Thank you, (taken with fairgame)
Formerly "Nganga"
29 April 2010, 07:25
SevensThat's a very nice looking trophy room. The Sitatunga and it's habitat look really great and that's one heck of a spread on the one caribou!
29 April 2010, 07:56
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29 April 2010, 08:26
L. David KeithNice trophy's Nganga, very nice indeed.
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29 April 2010, 10:19
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29 April 2010, 11:24
Ahmed SultanVery good collection and very tastefully displayed indeed, thanks for sharing.
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29 April 2010, 11:31
umshiniwamWow!
Very, very nice.
29 April 2010, 13:33
silkibex+1 what Ahmed says
29 April 2010, 13:35
AndersBeautiful, just beautiful!

Thanks for the input!
29 April 2010, 15:59
Die Ou JagterOMG!
29 April 2010, 19:03
muygrandeJust a great big S. Texas "yeeeeeeeeeeeeeha". It would be hard to leave that room for W O R K!
29 April 2010, 20:49
CortesBeautiful. When I saw the sitatunga I almost hauled out my rifle and shot the computer, thought I was in Zambia for a second there.
29 April 2010, 22:19
BahatiVery tasteful, well done! I like ...
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29 April 2010, 22:43
MARK H. YOUNGNyganga,
What can you tell me about the papyrus on the sitatunga mount? It can't be real? Great mount BTW and a stunning sitatunga. Nice collection of everything else too. I can see Zambia well represented in your trophy room as it is in mine.
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https://www.facebook.com/pages...ures/627027353990716 29 April 2010, 23:11
Steve AhrenbergMark,
The artificial papyrus was very difficult to find, My taxidermist told me just the other day that it is now not available. I think it really makes the mount. What you can't see is the bull is standing in water about 8 inchs deep, with water dripping off of both out of water feet. Taxidermist also fought me on the amount of cover OVER the bull's body, covering up his work. I asked him if he had ever seen Sitatunga habitat??? (nope)
Nganga
Formerly "Nganga"
30 April 2010, 01:19
MARK H. YOUNGNganga
I wondered as I've never seen artificial papyrus. It does ad a great deal of reality to the mount. Your right about the cover where you find sitatunga. Two steps and they're completely covered up.
Can I ask how big the sitatunga bull is? It looks to be about 30"????
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https://www.facebook.com/pages...ures/627027353990716 30 April 2010, 02:02
Steve AhrenbergActually 27 x 27.5 He is just really symetrical.
Either him or my new full mount sable, not pictured (yet) are my favorites.
Formerly "Nganga"
30 April 2010, 02:33
fairgameSo what next Nganga?
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30 April 2010, 02:46
J.R.JacksonGreat Room
30 April 2010, 03:47
Steve Ahrenbergquote:
Originally posted by fairgame:
So what next Nganga?
The forest awaits, my good friend
Nganga
Formerly "Nganga"
30 April 2010, 03:56
Outdoor WriterVery nice room and trophies.
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30 April 2010, 04:02
Steve Ahrenbergquote:
Originally posted by Outdoor Writer:
Very nice room and trophies.
You see the 200 in mulie? Duane Adams (Frank Lopez)
Formerly "Nganga"
30 April 2010, 04:11
Use Enough GunLove the pics! Who's your taxidermist?
30 April 2010, 04:28
Steve AhrenbergWildlife Images (Craig Pearson) Scottsdale Az
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Formerly "Nganga"
30 April 2010, 06:44
Steve Ahrenbergquote:
Originally posted by Use Enough Gun:
Love the pics! Who's your taxidermist?
Who's yours? that leopard on your shoulders looks as though he's still alive, but a little cross eyed?
Formerly "Nganga"
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30 April 2010, 07:17
RBHuntBest looking sitatunga mount I ever saw!

30 April 2010, 10:08
1BigDeerA stunning trophy room! Are the two deer together both blacktails?
30 April 2010, 10:34
fairgameBig Puku. What did it measure?
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30 April 2010, 10:54
Use Enough GunNganga: Life Form Taxidermy does my African work. Here's a close up of the Leopard
30 April 2010, 14:21
fairgameWhat a brute.
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30 April 2010, 19:09
Steve Ahrenberg1bigdeer,
Those deer are actually both desert mule deer.
Fairgame,
I don't recall what it measured, Did it w/ young Mr. Rooyen
Use enough, Nice big tom. well done
Nganga
Formerly "Nganga"
30 April 2010, 19:45
Hawkeye Mountaineer
Truly gorgeous. Thanks for sharing. Stories to follow?!?
30 April 2010, 21:46
MolepololeGood grief, what a fantastic trophy room! Many great and unique mounts, and incredibly good taste. I like the way you grouped the North American and African mounts separately. Never did like the two continents together on the same wall, but hey, that's just me. The sitatunga, lion/hyena, leopard, lying kudu, nyala, cape buff and croc are to die for (as are all your other mounts!)
30 April 2010, 22:21
Outdoor Writerquote:
Originally posted by Nganga:
You see the 200 in mulie? Duane Adams (Frank Lopez)
The one on the tree pedestal with the javelina to the right??
If so, that's a dandy buck. What year did you kill it?
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30 April 2010, 23:34
Steve Ahrenbergquote:
Originally posted by Outdoor Writer:
quote:
Originally posted by Nganga:
You see the 200 in mulie? Duane Adams (Frank Lopez)
The one on the tree pedestal with the javelina to the right??
If so, that's a dandy buck. What year did you kill it?
Tony,
I think it was 2003? the year we had the big snow the day before opening day. saw 3-400 deer before noon. passed on 180's. Shot it down by lone pine.
Drew same tag last year 12A W early. shot about a 180 last day.
Nganga
Formerly "Nganga"
01 May 2010, 00:06
Outdoor Writerquote:
Originally posted by Nganga:
Tony,
I think it was 2003? the year we had the big snow the day before opening day. saw 3-400 deer before noon. passed on 180's. Shot it down by lone pine.
Drew same tag last year 12A W early. shot about a 180 last day.
Nganga
Frank is a good guide. I've done articles on several of the bucks his hunters have taken on the NK.
I hunted the Kaibab many times during the 60s and early 70s, but it's been tough getting a permit in the last two decades.
For the last 7-8 years, the late hunts there have been the only choices I make on my app., but I've got only BPs to show for it so far. I usually then get a leftover 1st come/1st served Coues permit while still retaining my BPs. Will do the same this year.
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