Hunt in progress....

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Jim Stephens, arrived 7 Sept 2014, Bow Hunter
First animal down 8 Sept
Impala

 

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Impala

 

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9 Sept / 13:20
Zebra down

 

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10 Sept
10:30 am
Waterbuck Bull

 

[jim_k]

Those are some very large animals, compared to what I've seen. Especially the waterbuck. Thanks for posting them, since the rest of us are sitting here waiting for deer season.
Jim

 

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10 Sept , 17:19 pm , Wildebeest down.

 

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wildebeest

 

[areaone]

Very nice Waterbuck. That may have been the one that "dodged the bullet" in May.

 

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13 Sept, Kudu down, 17:55

 

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14 Sept, Zebra no.2 down, 11:54

 

[CaptainMal]

Unreal. If there's a thing called "more unreal", he did it with a bow.

 

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Reon

 

[jonbearman]

How often do you run into poisonous snakes while hunting?

 

[spclark]

How often do you run into poisonous snakes while hunting?

I'd worry more about exposure to viruses like the big E devastating the continent this year.

 

[Changeling]

How often do you run into poisonous snakes while hunting?

I'd worry more about exposure to viruses like the big E devastating the continent this year.

spclark, what is the "big E" virus ? My son was very sick and lost about 10 lbs, they didn't know what it was!

 

[spclark]

Ebola, over there.

Over here there are a few going 'round, particularly Enterovirus D68 in the midwest, that are affecting kids this year: http://www.cnn.com/2014/09/16/health/enterovirus-outbreak/index.html?hpt=hp_t4

 

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No ebola in South Africa, snakes we have but not in our hunting season June-September. They hibernate in our winter time!

 

[cdparker]

I often wonder if folks have ever looked at a map of Africa. That's a really big continent. By the way, when we were there last month, our trackers referred to Zebra's as "pajama donkeys". I still get a chuckle out of that.
Craig

 

[Toby Bradshaw]

I often wonder if folks have ever looked at a map of Africa. That's a really big continent.

Exactly. http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/2010/the-true-size-of-africa/

I was in Namibia in July. Impala were known as "Bushmen's donuts."

http://www.africahunting.com/threads/namibia-namibia-safari-with-kowas-beginning-to-end.11723/

 

[cdparker]

Toby- Look at the back end of an impala. It's the McDonalds arches. That's why everything eats them.