05 March 2015, 20:08
nick_adamsBulls, Balderdash and pissing locusts - 10 days at Royal Kafue October 2014
Your buff was outstanding! What a great looking bull!
05 March 2015, 23:08
505 gibbsYo Andrew, glad to see this post float back to the top. Ben told me he mounted my Reedbuck yesterday. He said he was shocked at its size. He said it was substantially larger than any he had ever mounted or seen in anyones collection, and not just the length, but the mass as well. I told him that I felt that it was a great trophy, but not that different from 2 or 3 others we had seen on the hunt. And when I look at the OP's Reedbuck, his appears equally as large. A true testament to what you have going on in the Kafue. Congrats to you and those fortunate enough to hunt with you.
Brad
17 March 2015, 15:30
fairgamequote:
Originally posted by 505 gibbs:
Yo Andrew, glad to see this post float back to the top. Ben told me he mounted my Reedbuck yesterday. He said he was shocked at its size. He said it was substantially larger than any he had ever mounted or seen in anyones collection, and not just the length, but the mass as well. I told him that I felt that it was a great trophy, but not that different from 2 or 3 others we had seen on the hunt. And when I look at the OP's Reedbuck, his appears equally as large. A true testament to what you have going on in the Kafue. Congrats to you and those fortunate enough to hunt with you.
Brad
Thanks Brad and I think yours was equal to if not bigger than Faisal's monster.
18 March 2015, 16:09
AR MANAndrew - your area is home to many oversized animals,but your reedbucks seem to be on another level. Of all the hunting reports, your area consistently produces way above all else in the reedbuck department.In fact, they are so large, they almost look like a sub species to the common reedbuck.
24 March 2015, 21:30
fairgamequote:
Originally posted by AR MAN:
Andrew - your area is home to many oversized animals,but your reedbucks seem to be on another level. Of all the hunting reports, your area consistently produces way above all else in the reedbuck department.In fact, they are so large, they almost look like a sub species to the common reedbuck.
It is called conservation my boy.
And great genetics.
