[kudu]

Here's my African heads, left to right
Zebra stallion
Impala
Springbok (top)
Warthog
Blesbok
Gemsbok
Kudu
Waterbuck
Any body else got some to show, I saw HH's picts on his thread, pretty cool.

[Newt]

Nice collection kudu. Hopefully someday mine will expand out of this continent.

Newt

[5ptdeerhunter]

I know I have posted it many times I can't help but want to show it off. So here it is again my 5pt I got opening day 2000 with my bow.

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=398665

[H&Hhunter]

Some of you old TFL folks have seen some of these but here goes....

[H&Hhunter]

And a little further south and east.........

[Steve in PA]

9-point PA whitetail taken about......10 years ago. My dad made the gun rack the deer is mounted too.

[Steve in PA]

Same deer.......little bit closer look.

[Steve in PA]

A much smaller buck.....small spike buck, 4"........but it was my first deer taken with handgun, a Ruger Super Redhawk .44mag.

[kudu]

Petty cool H&H is that a water buff from S. Africa?

[St. Gunner]

The buck on the left I killed 3yrs ago, had him scored twice, 136BC once and 141BC the second. He was right at 23" wide inside, that is what got him killed. The buck on the left I killed about 11yrs ago, he scores 135 BC or has the six or seven time he's been measured. Back tines are 15 3/4" long, the deer had less than 7/8" deductions and was 5yrs old. I watched him for three years on a ranch my dad used to run, when they decided he wasn't gonna make the cut, they let me shoot him. The fish isn't mine, father-in-law caught it, 10lbs 4oz. You've seen the hog pics a few times now, some of my best trophies I caught with the video camera, have one 130class whitetail looks about like the deer on the right but is 2yrs old in the video, I haven't found him again, he ought to be 5yrs old this year.

[Bruz]

Well, I did'nt want to show off, but since you asked...the hunt...for the last two weeks I have had a varmint tearing my place up. Very cleaver beast that out smarted me at every turn. Too smart for traps and bait. So fast I never was even able to get a good look at him. Today, I see the grass twitching, the soil buckling, I get my spear and throw it with all my might! He's too fast and dodges the razor sharp blade. The chase is on! He breaks into the opening, things turn into slow motion as I heave my spear toward the beast. My trusty blade hits its mark...the beast is dead.

Now before you nay sayers get going, this is the actual size of the beast. No photo shop or trick photography was used. I used no dogs nor back up weapons, just me, the beast, and my spear.

Anyone know of a good taxidermist?

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http://webpages.charter.net/advantagerealtyca/DSC06302.JPG

[H&Hhunter]

Petty cool H&H is that a water buff from S. Africa?

Kudu,

Cape Buffalo from Tanzania.

[kudu]

Sorry H&H I thought it looked like some water buffs I saw in S.A. It doesn't have the deep curl that is normaly associated with the cape buffalo, Could be the camera angle. Still an awsome big critter.:)

[H&Hhunter]

Kudu,

No worries mate!;)

Here is the same critter different camera angle.

Notice the "show stopper" above the right eye that was at less than 15 feet.

[kudu]

H&H,

Oh yea!

[Bigjake]

you've pry seen this one before, a few of the chucks i've taken this year

[Bigjake]

pic troubles....

http://www.heathbaus.com/3me%20and%20guns.jpg

[JeepDriver]

The only game photo I have on the computer.

I'm hoping to add a couple moe Deer this season, hopefully some with antlers!

Last years Doe

http://www.fototime.com/CD6CEFAC801F4D2/standard.jpg