NitroX
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| 28/08/23 01:57 AM |
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Re: forest bovines in Poland
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GV, Thank you.mi was hoping you would post an image of your wisent. Waidmannsheil. (Btw is there any traditional French hunting congratulations?)
Looks cold!
What do you take from the animal, a shoulder mount, skull mount, hide rug, meat?
Are they considered endangered? Or CITES listed in any way?
I'd love to read a story of your hunt, or even just a few details of how the hunt was conducted.
Thanks.
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From another linked thread;
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My family originally came from the Eastern part of Germany (Prussia) and I was intrigued to see a European bison come from that area on the wall on Konopiste Castle in Czech from a similar time.
I would love to hunt one oneday, from the herds in the East of Poland but understand they are not cheap. Anyone know how much?
East Brandenburg so the West of Poland today. The trophy in Konopisye had the label, "Mezeritz" (spot?). A town in East Brandenburg a little north of my ancestors village. Strange maybe a small tamish herd? Or the Meseritz of the wisent was from a town with the same name in the East.
I'd like to use my "Zabardast", my Jeffery .450 NE, Afor European bison/wisent. Also for North American bison. It's my bovine slayer.
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