MOZAMBIQUE: His & Her Leopards With Derek Littleton Of Luwire Safaris

[Waterguy631]

Great report and congratulations on beating Cancer We weren't as lucky but I will be taking her in spirit when I go to Africa next year.

 

[Frostbit]

Great report and congratulations on beating Cancer We weren't as lucky but I will be taking her in spirit when I go to Africa next year.

So very sorry to hear this. I can not begin to imagine the strength it takes to march on.

 

[gillettehunter]

Thanks for taking the time to post here. I will see the pics elsewhere. I understand the why on the editing, and disagree. It is not my forum so I don't make the rules. Congrats on the leopards. It was a great hunt and sounds like a great hunt. Bruce

 

[Christina Nyczepir]

Your story is amazing. And I thoroughly enjoyed reading every moment of it. I would love to see your other photos. Thank you for sharing.

 

[Frostbit]

I would love to see your other photos.

Elephant kill site. - A coalitionn of two male and two female Lions have specialized on young Elephant as prey. Derek has 14 documented kills by the foursome.







































































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Lusingi Camp













OK Look serious GRRrrrrrrrrrrrrrr





Rosette she aimed for…









Lion





Lost count








Joyce’s Leopard in the first evening of sitting.





Pemba
























Abbey Road - Pemba edition





Camp gear made for a nice throne





Very happy couple - Derek & Paula






Few more pics

 

[stug]

WOW!!! What a truely special trip, thanks for sharing.

 

[Jon Glajchen]

What an amazing "feelgood" story and fantastic hunting experience!

Thanks for sharing it with us.

 

[siml]

Fantastic write up and congrats on a fantastic safari. Glad to see Derek is back into hunting.

 

[bluey]

as mortally terrified as I am of snakes that bloody grren serpant in the third photo is bueatifull
do you know what specie it is ?

 

[siml]

Bluey, looks like a green mamba, favorite prey, Aussies.

 

[Frostbit]

Bluey, looks like a green mamba, favorite prey, Aussies.

It wasn't nearly as big as the Black Mamba we saw. We didn't have time to get a picture of him though. He shot up a tree and into a squirrel hole much to the chagrin of the chattering squirrels.

 

[spike.t]

@Frostbit thanks for changing your mind and putting those great photos and write up on for us people who only look on here to see. and congrats to derek for getting you both your leopards. love this photo

and would love to know the story behind this photo of you and derek........

 

[bluey]

Bluey, looks like a green mamba, favorite prey, Aussies.

he will need better running shoes , than what he has on there , old boy .

 

[baas303]

WOW Jim, I really enjoyed this. Thx for sharing your adventures.

Regards

Dries

 

[Wheels]

Jim,

Glad Joyce is doing great.

You have written a great story with wonderful photos. A lot of time was put into creating it. Your effort is appreciated.

Besides a great hunt it sounds like you had a great adventure together. Thanks for sharing it with us.

All the best.

 

[Nyati]

as mortally terrified as I am of snakes that bloody grren serpant in the third photo is bueatifull
do you know what specie it is ?

Maybe a Boomslang ???

 

[Nyati]

A great hunt Jim, congrats to both of you, and thanks for sharing

 

[no1waterdog]

Thank you for a Great story and picture,s I wish the best to your wife in her fight. John

 

[buckcurtin]

Wonderful story, great hunt and great photos! Thanks for sharing.

 

[huntermn15]

Great Photos, thank you for posting. I hope my photos are half that good, come September.