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Sorry for the grainy photographs. I have included it anyway for the sake of its rarity. Tiger.

you can find recent photos of it if you google it.

fine collection from cooch behar

Here's some measurement of a gaur horn.

Asian Buffaloes.

I think this bull Gaur was shot by hubbacki himself.

Gaur, Rhino.

Here's a photograph to gain some perspective on the size of horns I have posted earlier.

another fine trophy.

check out how thick it is at the base.

Impressive horns for a female gaur. check out A.O Hume's, I think they were 25inch?? not sure.

The famous Nepalese fighting Elephant.

Thanks for the reply guys, it really is encouraging for a new member like me, makes all the editing and re-editing of the post worthwhile (still not very good with the pics). On a different note I am sure Mr. Blashford-Snell would be interested to know that his rediscovery had been documented in...

Recently I came across a couple of pictures (see pics below) from the archive of the Maharaja of one of the Eastern princely states of Colonial India. It featured two huge elephants and interestingly, they were captioned as "Nepali Fighting Elephant." Both were hulking beast, unlike any...

Northeast Indian tiger over 10 feet.

rhino shot near cooch behar and assam in India

Not sure if these have been posted before. I am going to post a couple of pictures I have taken from old books whose copy right has expired by the way.

Is it ok if I post these type of picture in vintage safari?

Gaur comparison continued I guess so, I mean those are the hunting records in rowland ward's record. Even American Bison's get up to 5'9" at the shoulder which means it must be atleast 6' at the hump. European Bisons are taller at 5'11" at the shoulder. Here's the excerpt for american bison...

Comparison with Gaur Here's something I have been working on with some data I got from Rowland Ward's Record of big game (see picture no.2). Anyway please feel free to edit it.

m1 carbine and .22 hi-power savage.

Here's both of them for comparision.

Here's the gaur with 30 inch on each side of the horn and a 36inch spread. Its the longest one that I have with me. Although the base looks a little skinny its still 19inch around due to it being more round rather than flat like the previous two I posted earlier.

Hi Jerome, Here's hoping I wouldn't have to register again for the third time:)

Sambur Antler (Cervus unicolor), shot in 1951 by my Grandpa.