I expect y'all have seen this but I just ran across it. Neat old picture.

Thanks for the pic, new one for me, Joe.

I wonder if he used a 22 Hi-Power?

http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/3978866/Re_Kenya_1921

"In 1919, together with his sons, Mike, Bud and Ted, Charles established ‘Cottar’s Safari Service’, one of the very first registered safari companies offering superior big game hunting and film safaris outfitting throughout Africa, India and Indochina. Charles Cottar survived elephant, buffalo, and three leopard attacks in his life, finally succumbing in 1939, at age 66, to a deadly rhino charge in the Mara region."

Any one for 1920's style safari? Operated by family members.
http://www.cottars.com/gallery/cottars_1920s_safari_camp

Did his leg get attacked ? ,,,,,

Is the dude in the back stitching him up after Chui touched him?

In any event, thats a NICE damn leopard!

"Just another day in the bush..."

That looks like a perch belly stock. Most likely a pre-WWI 1899 250-3000. David

An old ad I picked up off eBay.

Nice

Nice new one to me! The 22HP was for Tigers and bigger game! Duh!

I've been looking, but I can't find anything bigger than a "Tigger" in MD, and that one is stuffed, Joe.

Sounds like all you need is MD is a 22 Hi-Power. Too bad it's illegal to elk with them in Wy or I might give it a try.