gillettehunter
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Appears the ele may be in must. That would explain some of the temperment. A few miles later I look over to my left and glimpse a BW as we go by. Darrin stops when I rell him about it. We go back for a look. The 3 trackers in the back all missed him. We drove up to 75 yds and Darrin tells me this is the best one we have seen. We had looked at over 50 just today and close to 200 for the safari. He was accompanied by a herd of Zebra. We drove out of sight and then headed back. They had walked up to the crest of a ridge. We angled past then trying to get to the BW and away from the the Zebra. Finally just him. He was quartering to us as the sticks go up. I find him in the scope and he is back end to us. No shot. We wait and the Zebra start working past him into the bush. He turns and walks hehind a nush. I move to the next opening a few feet along. First a Zebra and then the BW steps into it. I pull the trigger and hit him right on the shoulder. As he runs I can see the shoulder is broked. He was dead on his feet and went about 150 yds. Bullet just under the skin on the far side. He is in the top 2% of what is on the ranch. Nice, but not outstanding. Just a darn nice bull. I'm thrilled!
Other photos have some horn cut out. Notice the brooming. We decided to call it a day. We only need to get a Hartebeast and a warthog to fill my package with 3 more days. We have seen 3 very good hartebeasts. Dinner time. More pics later. Bruce
Other photos have some horn cut out. Notice the brooming. We decided to call it a day. We only need to get a Hartebeast and a warthog to fill my package with 3 more days. We have seen 3 very good hartebeasts. Dinner time. More pics later. Bruce
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