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My heart, my mind, and a considerable portion of my soul make their home in Africa. I will return every year to search for them for just as long as I can. I just hope I never find them and the search continues for the rest of my days.


Well spoken, Will. Great hunt and congratulations. Wish I were there with you. Did you tell Thierry I was defiling his buffalo-stained boots by wearing them around Vegas?
 
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Will,

Congratulations on another fine hunt. Looking forward to seeing you in Dallas.
 
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Congratulation on your hunt.Excellent shot on the first buff and a very nice kudu.
 
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Congratulations on a great clean up hunt.
Maybe I'll meet you at the ZH booth in Dallas.


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Well done, Will. Either of those two buffalo are a trophy of a lifetime. Seeing those photos has me thinking about adding a buff to my pending leopard hunt.

Thanks for taking the time to share your report with us.


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Congratulations a beautiful pair of Buffs.Bill


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Great pictures, awesome trophies phenomenal stories.
Thank you for sharing
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Awesome hunt,great report,very nice buffs!


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Will,

What a hunt. Thanks for sharing
 
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Cracking pair of buffalo - very jealous indeed.
I had hoped to make a trip for a Buffalo in 2012 but sadly there is no chance now.

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Do the Blue wildebeest usually have that white chevron? Looks similar to the Nyasaland we get in Southern Tz.


Hi Will,
You may have missed this question of mine on my first post. The 2 consecutive pictures of the wildebeest in your report look like that of two separate animals and locations and you may have gotten the photos mixed-up from a previous hunt?


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Do the Blue wildebeest usually have that white chevron? Looks similar to the Nyasaland we get in Southern Tz.


Hi Will,
You may have missed this question of mine on my first post. The 2 consecutive pictures of the wildebeest in your report look like that of two separate animals and locations and you may have gotten the photos mixed-up from a previous hunt?


Agree with you Mich, certainly 2 different animals in 2 different areas with totally different type of vegetation - also I do not recall ever seeing a Wildebeest with a mane that stands erect like that of a Zebra (unless he's a young fella).
 
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Do the Blue wildebeest usually have that white chevron? Looks similar to the Nyasaland we get in Southern Tz.


Hi Will,
You may have missed this question of mine on my first post. The 2 consecutive pictures of the wildebeest in your report look like that of two separate animals and locations and you may have gotten the photos mixed-up from a previous hunt?


Agree with you Mich, certainly 2 different animals in 2 different areas with totally different type of vegetation - also I do not recall ever seeing a Wildebeest with a mane that stands erect like that of a Zebra (unless he's a young fella).


The first wildebeest - with the chevron - was shot in Zim,by me, on this hunt. It is uncharastic of the blue wb, but it occurs in a small percentage of the animals in that area.

The second animal was shot by another hunter and Thierry and I stopped by to talk while they loaded him up. So, yes, it is a different animal. However it is in the same area and was shot a day or two before I shot mine.


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good stuff Will. Congrats


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Outstanding Will, thanks for sharing
 
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Great report Will.

Hunting a grand old warrior properly is as good as it gets...
 
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Great report, two excellent Buffalo.


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