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Some of our client and my trophies from 2010

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15 November 2010, 21:58
reddy375
Some of our client and my trophies from 2010
Some of our client and my trophies from 2010



Taken in Zimbabwe this year. The lion weighed over 500lbs (weighed on camp scale, not estimated weight)





Buffalo was 41"


Taken with 375 H&H




41" Oryx taken with 9.3x70 magnum


I thought this made a cool photograph!


Close up


16"+ Springbok taken with 9.3x70 magnum

Arjun Reddy
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15 November 2010, 23:18
505 gibbs
Nice lion Arjun, where was the hunt?
16 November 2010, 00:20
Use Enough Gun
Outstanding Arjun! Congratulations! tu2
16 November 2010, 00:23
LionHunter
But the Lion's nose is pink.

Seriously, nice Lion. Looks as if he fed not long before you killed him.


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16 November 2010, 09:28
A.Dahlgren
quote:
Originally posted by 505 gibbs:
Nice lion Arjun, where was the hunt?


In the Savé Conservancy, Zambezi Hunters. PH J. Hulme


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17 November 2010, 09:51
safari-lawyer
quote:
Originally posted by A.Dahlgren:
quote:
Originally posted by 505 gibbs:
Nice lion Arjun, where was the hunt?


In the Savé Conservancy, Zambezi Hunters. PH J. Hulme


On Sango.


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17 November 2010, 12:43
hamdeni
Ready,

Nice trophes. tu2

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17 November 2010, 17:23
almostacowboy
I'm not sure of the location (other than Namibia) but that's Dirk Rohrmann on the right in the last photo. And, you can't go wrong hunting with Dirk.


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18 November 2010, 00:48
reddy375
Folks,

That's correct, the lion was taken with Zambezi hunters, and the hunt in Namibia was with Dirk Rohrmann. We only work with good operators. I always try my very best to match a client with the right operator for them, so as to fit their expectations and budget.

Will post some more photos shortly.

Thank you for looking.

Arjun Reddy
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Tel: 914 310 4902 (NY)
18 November 2010, 02:09
Tom In Tennessee
Help me out here....my Mohawk maned Lion with much less mane than the one pctured, from Chirisa, had a total black nose....the one pictured has pink nose....what's up? Is nose a poor way to age or is mine old and this one young? Mine weighted over 500lbs on skinning shed scale with one foreleg and half head on the floor because we could not raise the chain hoist higher.
I am not being a smartazz. Does the nose tell or not?
18 November 2010, 05:35
505 gibbs
quote:
Does the nose tell or not?

not.
18 November 2010, 07:21
pinotguy
Terrific photos and trophies - congrats.

The 9.3 x 70 is very cool too. Any further details on the rifle?
20 November 2010, 05:09
Nakihunter
Great Stuff Arjun


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20 November 2010, 05:24
larryshores
Very nice. I heard about the lion while I was in the Save in October.
20 November 2010, 09:51
fairgame
quote:
Originally posted by Tom In Tennessee:
Help me out here....my Mohawk maned Lion with much less mane than the one pctured, from Chirisa, had a total black nose....the one pictured has pink nose....what's up? Is nose a poor way to age or is mine old and this one young? Mine weighted over 500lbs on skinning shed scale with one foreleg and half head on the floor because we could not raise the chain hoist higher.
I am not being a smartazz. Does the nose tell or not?


The nose theory was thrown out the window some time ago. This Lion and the one you describe are exceptional trophies.


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20 November 2010, 11:38
skeetshot
Nice pictures, Arjun.
20 November 2010, 19:22
505 gibbs
quote:
Originally posted by Tom In Tennessee:
Help me out here....my Mohawk maned Lion with much less mane than the one pctured, from Chirisa, had a total black nose....the one pictured has pink nose....what's up? Is nose a poor way to age or is mine old and this one young? Mine weighted over 500lbs on skinning shed scale with one foreleg and half head on the floor because we could not raise the chain hoist higher.
I am not being a smartazz. Does the nose tell or not?

the only way to judge a lions age 100% is by counting the wrinkles on their gooch aka "grundle", this can only be accomplished by being patient and waiting for the lion to give you the right angle. tu2