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Some african bird trophies. Most birds require a special permit and you are only allowed one or two specimens per species. Will post more pics soon !!!




















 
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Just amazing is about all I can manage...

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Francolin are excellent eating too!


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I was recently PG hunting in Namibia and I did not see a large volume of birds, but many were beautiful. What country were these shot in?
 
Posts: 245 | Location: The Show Me State | Registered: 27 November 2008Reply With Quote
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Birds can be tricky to pin down in a specific area as some are migratory and move around quite a bit depending on time of the year. If you were in Namibia then you probably could have hunted different species of Sandgrouse.
 
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That was awesome. Do you have the various sandgrouse species?


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Thanks glad you liked the birds. So there are 16 species of sandgrouse in the entire world.

1) Pin-tailed Sandgrouse
2) Namaqua Sandgrouse
3) Chestnut-bellied Sandgrouse
4) Spotted Sandgrouse
5) Black-bellied Sandgrouse
6) Crowned Sandgrouse
7) Yellow-throated Sandgrouse
8) Burchell's Sandgrouse
9) Masked Sandgrouse
10) Black-faced Sandgrouse
11) Lichtenstein's Sandgrouse
12) Double-banded Sandgrouse
13) Painted Sandgrouse
14) Four-banded Sandgrouse
15) Tibetan Sandgrouse
16) Pallas's Sandgrouse

I have been very fortunate to have hunted various sandgrouse species both in Asia as well as in Africa.

Some sandgrouse pics I took in the wild.





 
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Thanks for the pics. The last one looks a bit like the common sand grouse we get in South India. They were less mottled and had a collar & a bib if I remember correctly. I remember my dad shooting them in 1967!!! I was just a kid then.


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