Wonderful pictures, and beautiful cats! Dave you and all the people you hunt with at Chifuti, do a great job,on hunts, and conservation. Thanks for taking great care of your responsibility in Zimbabwe.
Butch
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Several are from our Chewore North area, the rest from Nuenetsi. The valley cats have been really good this year, both body and skull.Proud of our PH team, and honored to have such fine client hunters.Mark V. is sitting on , what he says, is a true monster cat today. I'll keep you updated!
Originally posted by Dave Fulson: Several are from our Chewore North area, the rest from Nuenetsi. The valley cats have been really good this year, both body and skull.Proud of our PH team, and honored to have such fine client hunters.Mark V. is sitting on , what he says, is a true monster cat today. I'll keep you updated!
Dave, what do these cats weigh?? It's incredible that you have so many huge dominant males within your hunting area!
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Weight is maybe not the 'best' yardstick as a hungry tom on a 4 day feed can pick up some pounds. But.. we have killed several Super Cat's, what we call a 160 + at Nuanetsi. Cats tend to be a bit smaller in the valley, but we have killed 16+ inch skulls there. I killed a 160 lb cat at Nuenetsi, that had a smaller skull than a valley cat I killed a few years back that I believe was also in that weight range. But we keep our harvest numbers in line with what our areas can sustain.
Originally posted by Dave Fulson: Weight is maybe not the 'best' yardstick as a hungry tom on a 4 day feed can pick up some pounds. But.. we have killed several Super Cat's, what we call a 160 + at Nuanetsi. Cats tend to be a bit smaller in the valley, but we have killed 16+ inch skulls there. I killed a 160 lb cat at Nuenetsi, that had a smaller skull than a valley cat I killed a few years back that I believe was also in that weight range. But we keep our harvest numbers in line with what our areas can sustain.
Brings back great memories. It's good to see Rex in one shot. Chifuti comes through in a difficult year.
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