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Originally Posted by BOWHUNR
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Nice Mike! And you suck for being there 3 time!


Thanks Dan, but Ha Ha!!! Been there four times. laugh laugh

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Originally Posted by BOWHUNR
Mine is a three way tie.

Zim '01

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Mike, very nice Kudu. Was he around 56"/57"?

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Thanks Pieter. He was just shy of 56" on each side.

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I can not pick one. Here are a few of my favorites.

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Hell of a Nyala!

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Thanks. I enjoy brush hunting and plan to take another run at Nyala in Natal this May. Of course those present may tell tall tales about how I took a trophy tree on my first attempt at a Nyala. smile


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Originally Posted by CharlesL
....Of course those present may tell tall tales about how I took a trophy tree on my first attempt at a Nyala. smile


Hahaha, as long as the taxidermist did not rush you too much for the work.
Have had a couple of those. Here is the trophy tree that came into play, on a Cape Buffalo. Notice the shape of the hole, after the tree deformed the monolithic.


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That is a HOSS of a Cape! Had the same thing happen to me with a warthog and 180gr Partitions out of a 300 Weatherby. Bullet went in sideways but it still rolled him and I was able to put another shot into him.


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Originally Posted by KMGHuntingSafaris
Originally Posted by CharlesL
....Of course those present may tell tall tales about how I took a trophy tree on my first attempt at a Nyala. smile


Hahaha, as long as the taxidermist did not rush you too much for the work.
Have had a couple of those. Here is the trophy tree that came into play, on a Cape Buffalo. Notice the shape of the hole, after the tree deformed the monolithic.




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Just curious, did you cut out that portion of the tree and save it to go along with the mount?


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Here is mine.

This last day, last minute miracle was pretty special too.
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All right, after looking through the pictures I couldn't narrow it to one. Or two.

So I settled on four.
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Originally Posted by FishN4Eyes


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Chris, with this, you have taken Sucking to Intergalactic levels!


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Originally Posted by FishN4Eyes
All right, after looking through the pictures I couldn't narrow it to one. Or two.

So I settled on four.
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YOU SUCK!!!!!!! laugh


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All right, after looking through the pictures I couldn't narrow it to one. Or two.

So I settled on four.
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YOU SUCK!!!!!!! laugh


And I super-suck because I still owe you a beer!! I'll get with wife and see what the hell my schedule is and get a hold of you!

My apologies, it's been crazy at work and home.

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Sounds good Chris! Thats a really nice Jumbo,Buffalo, and the leopard is the stuff of dreams. Much congrats!


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This one because it was such an exciting night hunt over bait using a full moon for light. All I could see were his eyes peering through the bush. Shot him right through the right eye. (lucky shot.) The 375 Nosler Partition drove through his skull and into his spine. DRT He was huge. We had a scale in camp. He weighed 198.6 lbs. Off the scale for a hyena.
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Or maybe this one because he charged after the first two well-placed shots from my 458 Lott. In all, I put (7) 500 grain slugs in him counting the "insurance shot". Spread- 42 inches.
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Or maybe this one (I'm on the right) because my best friend and I hunted separately out of the same camp but both took outstanding kudus. It's always best when shared with a good friend. Mine measured 57 inches. Mike's measured 55.
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Fact is, I love all of my mounts.

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Originally Posted by ingwe
Sounds good Chris! Thats a really nice Jumbo,Buffalo, and the leopard is the stuff of dreams. Much congrats!


You need to swing by the office and see the leopard, it turned out REALLY nice.

Let me know if you can stop by sometime.

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Originally Posted by TexasShooter
This one because it was such an exciting night hunt over bait using a full moon for light. All I could see were his eyes peering through the bush. Shot him right through the right eye. (lucky shot.) The 375 Nosler Partition drove through his skull and into his spine. DRT He was huge. We had a scale in camp. He weighed 198.6 lbs. Off the scale for a hyena.
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Or maybe this one because he charged after the first two well-placed shots from my 458 Lott. In all, I put (7) 500 grain slugs in him counting the "insurance shot". Spread- 42 inches.
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Or maybe this one (I'm on the right) because my best friend and I hunted separately out of the same camp but both took outstanding kudus. It's always best when shared with a good friend. Mine measured 57 inches. Mike's measured 55.
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Fact is, I love all of my mounts.


Smoker buffalo, very nice!

Two beautiful kudu bulls as well.

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Originally Posted by FishN4Eyes
Originally Posted by ingwe
Sounds good Chris! Thats a really nice Jumbo,Buffalo, and the leopard is the stuff of dreams. Much congrats!


You need to swing by the office and see the leopard, it turned out REALLY nice.

Let me know if you can stop by sometime.



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My youngest son with his favorite trophy. 300yd shot on an exceptional Cape Kudu up in the Tarkastad mountains RSA 2011.

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My oldest boy and his favorite trophy from his 2009 trip to Namibia. Stalked this lone ram for a few hours before being able to get in a position to take a shot.

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