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  1. 13-11-2012, 03:31 PM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudattack View Post
    they pretty intimidating beasts
    Yup, you need some serious PEARS to go after those boys !

    Did a trip in Baviaans Kloof good couple years ago, walked a water crossing before taking the bakkie (ute) thru, all reeds and shit. Halfway across, I look right, and there is this sign: "beware of buffalo" ! heart-rate went up a couple of notches the old guys whose farm we were staying at, had some awesome IR camera setups for tracking leopards in the kloof, they had converted a couple of thousand hectares to conservancy, was absolutely crawling with kudu...
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  3. 13-11-2012, 03:42 PM #32
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    Spud, got this on my last trip to the kalahari

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    Quote Originally Posted by ebf View Post
    Yup, you need some serious PEARS to go after those boys !

    Did a trip in Baviaans Kloof good couple years ago, walked a water crossing before taking the bakkie (ute) thru, all reeds and shit. Halfway across, I look right, and there is this sign: "beware of buffalo" ! heart-rate went up a couple of notches the old guys whose farm we were staying at, had some awesome IR camera setups for tracking leopards in the kloof, they had converted a couple of thousand hectares to conservancy, was absolutely crawling with kudu...
    Yeah they can get you going alright! On the foot safari we had one have a go at us out of a thicket, was the only time our guides chambered a round, they looked a bit flustered too! Even when we had an elephant 5-10m from us in camp they weren't worried! My wife was petrified though!

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    Mate just sent me this!

    They had been baiting them for 3 weeks and they sat over it on Saturday, a sounder of 6 came in and they shot this beast out of it!
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    He weighed in a 138kgs!!!
    Took 3 rounds from a .308 to put him down.
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    Is it a warthog?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    Is it a warthog?
    Ah sorry, should have included what it was! Its a Bushpig, unlike the warthog they are nocturnal and way way tougher and meaner!
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    bosvark, scary
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    Thats a big bastard. Ive always wondered about pictures of massive game wether the hunter actually sits back a couple meters to make the game look bigger
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    LiveLeak.com - Hijackers Eat Bullets and Crash After Not Pulling Over.

    The SAPS actually apprehending some criminals!
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    Didn't see the apprehension but certainly saw the effective technique for getting them to stop.
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    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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    The day our cops start doing that shit we know we have a gun problem!
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    Cruizer loaded witth a bit of venison!

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    The steering would have been a bit light
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    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Could put one or two more across the bonnet to help even things out a bit.
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