Posting photos of African game, Kudus and Zebras leaves the readers, such as me, with question about the actual facts.
Thus I will ask you politely to confirm:
* Are you personally claiming to be the hunter? Yes. * What county did you hunt? You mean country,South Africa. * What year ? October 1995 * Who was your PH. Phone, address, E-mail or other. No longer in business.
Any other questions? _______________________________________________________________
That little critter looks too big to be a Dik Dik.
FYI I had a pet Dik Dik in my yard when I lived in Addis Ababa Ethiopia, on the 4 acre estate of Ato Yilma Derssa. Minister of Finance, on the inner Council of Emperor Haile Selkassie. I was the Manager of WATENCO, Water Engineering Company, owned by Frank Basil, Athens , Greece. None the less an American associated with Ralph M. Parsons, AEC who I worked for too for years.
There is actually a Village in Ethiopia with my name -Tibbe, 125 km West of Adds, very remote and primitive.
As residents we didn't "Safari:" - we hunted at will. It was extremely treacherous due to the Eritrean Rebels in the North and the "Shiftas" in the East.
None the less you could see 10,000 head of game in a day.
Ethiopia is still the benefactor of much game and some exotic but expensive and poorly available to hunters.
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