Well our trophies made it to the house yesterday before the bad weather hit, another story altogether! Close inspection showed all looked well without any gliches.

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Our hunt took place July 7-14, 2008 with Limcroma Safaris, Trophy Pro SA took care of the dip/ship and tanning, Professional Trophy Exports arranged the air freight from Africa and Coppersmith was the import agent. I must say things were well packed and the containers were well built.
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The tanning on the zebra and half backskins were excellent quality all bullet/broadhead holes were patched on the tanned skins as well.

Here is the final tally of getting the stuff back....
Dip/Ship & Tanning of zebra rug and backskins (wildebeest and kudu)= $1480
Airfreight JNB-->DFW 2 crates=$680
Coppersmith Fees /Government Inspection Fees =$650
Grand Total $2809
Keep in mind the charges for dip/ship are paid before the projects leave Africa, so it was a little less painful to be spread out.

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The next step is getting my taxidermist to squeeze me in between all his other projects!
I'll keep you updated with the mounts.

I must be a moron! Lets try this again, sorry...

Nice trophies....Were these all bow kills?

I get crates from them every year and they are always packed very well.

Nice trophies !

Thanks, all were archery harvests except for the zebra and blesbok.

Congratulations, a fine bag indeed!!!

What bow and arrows were You using?

65# Ross 337, Axis 400s, 100gr G5 Montec=415 grains. Had pass throughs on impala and wartie, nothing ran over 100 yards after the shot.
thanks