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cchunter
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Loc: Kinna, Sweden

Road kills, rescues and other non typhical photos
#37236 - 11/09/05 09:43 PM

No trophy photos but I think you will enjoy anyway!!!!

Roadkilled Springhare (could not help it)!

Roadkilled Brown Hyena (we did not do this one)!!!!!

Petrol Station

Tame Bushbuck female.

Bushman repair (cameraman)

Bush Baby, two feet away!

Non typical Impala horns that I shot!

Camera setup at shooting range.

Saving an Eland cow that was stucked in a gate. She was stiff but looked ok after some hours!

Two big hogs

Me and a big fan named Wildebees, he watches my movie once a day and are driving his parents crazy....

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Christer Hansson

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mikeh416Rigby
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Loc: The beautiful Oley Valley, PA....

Re: Road kills, rescues and other non typhical photos [Re: cchunter]
#37241 - 11/09/05 11:48 PM

Really nice photos. Thanks for sharing them with us. How did you manage to get that close to a bush baby?

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cchunter
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Loc: Kinna, Sweden

Re: Road kills, rescues and other non typhical photos [Re: mikeh416Rigby]
#37245 - 12/09/05 01:02 AM

Thanks Mike

Spotlight on the Bushbaby from the Bakkie and I sneaked of and got closer and closer, managed to take three pics before he was to scared.

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Christer Hansson

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NitroX
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Loc: Barossa Valley, South Australi...

Re: Road kills, rescues and other non typhical photos [Re: cchunter]
#37249 - 12/09/05 02:06 AM

Karen Blixen gives a very good story of a pet female bushbuck in "Out of Africa" or "Shadows on the Grass". Which later leaves her house to return to the wild.

The eland cow caught in the gate. It is amazing it survived. These wild animals when caught properly in fences or gates often get so stressed they injure themselves or have a stroke or whatever and even with considerable efforts die later. When caught up they panic so much it is often difficult ot free them safely and once so tired that it is safe, it is often too late. Good to hear it survived being freed.

Some interesting photos. Like the pyscodelic camo job on the bakkie.

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John aka NitroX

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SAHUNT
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Loc: Centurion, RSA

Re: Road kills, rescues and other non typhical photos [Re: cchunter]
#37274 - 12/09/05 03:34 PM

Nice and enjoyable photos. I am also amazed that the Eland cow survived, sometimes they are also lucky.

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Life is how you pass the time between hunting trips.
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EricD
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Re: Road kills, rescues and other non typhical photos [Re: cchunter]
#37365 - 14/09/05 02:18 AM

Cool pictures Christer. It's always nice to see some of the other stuff that one encounters on an african hunting trip, and not just trophy pictures.

Erik

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