Taxidermy Lion

Yeah CBL is 2015...

But for the right price I will defend Hornady DGX.
I have heard that there are females who will do almost anything for a price, too. But I bet I don't have enough money for either one....
 
Mohammad, I hope you stay around and are an active poster. It would be interesting to have you share your experiences with us. Please excuse my ignorance on the subject but are you able to hunt in Jordan? I have been very blessed to have been able to have traveled to many places to hunt and fish but have never been to your part of the world though I do find some of the limited information I have found on hunting cultures over there very fascinating. Unfortunately like I said information on ya'lls hunting culture is very limited over here.
OK .. in my country area.. the Middle East .. more than 2 million people were killed in Syria and Iraq.. and I'm talking about just 100 miles away from my country borders (jordan) .. we are keeping our country safe and peaceful.. but the wars and terrorist activities did effect our life patterns and economy deeply.. everything change now
I remember when I was small kid .. I used to see hunters from my relatives and family friends.. going in hunting trips by cars to the wildlife areas in Jordan.. some were crossing borders to Syria and Iraq.. the used to hunt wild goats.. different kinds of birds.. wolves and hyenas.. you may see some big wild cats but not lions or tigers.. wild life in middle east is different than Africa but it still rich too.. Arabs use hawks and falcons to hunt other birds.. rabbits in the deserts.. people from the gulf states come to Jordan om many cars to hunt camping.. the have falcons.. rifles.. tents and gears.. they camps in the jordanian deserts to hunt different birds.. wild goats and deers.. rabbits... wolves.. foxes... they do that for entertainment and fun .. not to make income.. yet there is people who hunt to make money .. for example 10 % of Jordanians are christians.. so hunters hunt wild pigs in Jordan.. you can find it in Jordan valley at the borders with Israel.. I've been told that wild pigs is very dangerous hunts.. it's very very big and wild .. destroying farms.. hurts people so the locals always welcome the hunters to kill pigs.. then they sell it to big malls to sell it to Christians because Muslims are not allowed to eat it
In south of jordan.. from where I'm.. some people are poor .. so the hunt deers and goats to eat meat.. I killing would feed a family 1 month
Now a days .. hunting became very expensive sport or hoppy.. because the rifles and ammo is expensive.. wars and fights and the people needs of safety.. make the prices very very high .. also for security reasons.. in light of terrorist activities.. made the government's very strict with weaponry.. you can buy pistols and hunt guns but not rifles or snippers..
Jordan is a small country .. with growing population.. and lot of refugees from Syria.. iraq.. Palestine.. Yemen and Libya.. there is 12 millions.. only 6 million are Jordanians.. that makes big pressures on everything... including wild life .. hunting in Jordan still going on but not like before.. hunters lost Syria and Iraq.. and facings reducing of wild animals..
 
There are plenty of hunters on AH that disagree with CBL and yet others who have participated fully. If I read one more debate on high fence, low fence, free range, penned hunting my computer screen may explode.

The USFWS killed your dream of bringing a Lion home to the USA. You can most certainly go hunt one, nothing is stopping you.

When you do eventually fulfill your dream of hunting a wild Lion I would love to read the tale of the hunt right here. When you pass on and your family no longer wants the damned ratty thing hanging around their house, they can come on here and try to sell it to someone who wants it to decorate their home. Your family can then use the funds to go have a drink to your memory and the memory of the Lion.

My master plan is to hunt one of those CBL next year in the Kalahari, then find a legal lion on the secondary taxidermy market and that along with reproduction skull and claws will represent the memories of my hunt.
 
Great plan @SETH RINGER !

Already have the outfitter picked out?
 
OK .. in my country area.. the Middle East .. more than 2 million people were killed in Syria and Iraq.. and I'm talking about just 100 miles away from my country borders (jordan) .. we are keeping our country safe and peaceful.. but the wars and terrorist activities did effect our life patterns and economy deeply.. everything change now
I remember when I was small kid .. I used to see hunters from my relatives and family friends.. going in hunting trips by cars to the wildlife areas in Jordan.. some were crossing borders to Syria and Iraq.. the used to hunt wild goats.. different kinds of birds.. wolves and hyenas.. you may see some big wild cats but not lions or tigers.. wild life in middle east is different than Africa but it still rich too.. Arabs use hawks and falcons to hunt other birds.. rabbits in the deserts.. people from the gulf states come to Jordan om many cars to hunt camping.. the have falcons.. rifles.. tents and gears.. they camps in the jordanian deserts to hunt different birds.. wild goats and deers.. rabbits... wolves.. foxes... they do that for entertainment and fun .. not to make income.. yet there is people who hunt to make money .. for example 10 % of Jordanians are christians.. so hunters hunt wild pigs in Jordan.. you can find it in Jordan valley at the borders with Israel.. I've been told that wild pigs is very dangerous hunts.. it's very very big and wild .. destroying farms.. hurts people so the locals always welcome the hunters to kill pigs.. then they sell it to big malls to sell it to Christians because Muslims are not allowed to eat it
In south of jordan.. from where I'm.. some people are poor .. so the hunt deers and goats to eat meat.. I killing would feed a family 1 month
Now a days .. hunting became very expensive sport or hoppy.. because the rifles and ammo is expensive.. wars and fights and the people needs of safety.. make the prices very very high .. also for security reasons.. in light of terrorist activities.. made the government's very strict with weaponry.. you can buy pistols and hunt guns but not rifles or snippers..
Jordan is a small country .. with growing population.. and lot of refugees from Syria.. iraq.. Palestine.. Yemen and Libya.. there is 12 millions.. only 6 million are Jordanians.. that makes big pressures on everything... including wild life .. hunting in Jordan still going on but not like before.. hunters lost Syria and Iraq.. and facings reducing of wild animals..
Wow that is very interesting, I see on the news daily the turmoil going on around your home and I pray that peace will soon come for ya'll. Unfortunately it's seems like a mess right now but I have to believe that good will prevail in the end.
 
Wow that is very interesting, I see on the news daily the turmoil going on around your home and I pray that peace will soon come for ya'll. Unfortunately it's seems like a mess right now but I have to believe that good will prevail in the end.
Yes .. ordinary hunt rifle .. like snipper is 7k $.. a new M16 is like 12k $
Very expensive
 
Wow that is very interesting, I see on the news daily the turmoil going on around your home and I pray that peace will soon come for ya'll. Unfortunately it's seems like a mess right now but I have to believe that good will prevail in the end.

You are good hunters .. For example if come for a trip to Jordan to hunt wild pigs .. and sell it to the malls .. you will make very good money in 1 or 2 weeks because you are professional hunters .. and pig meat is very expensive.. I think 3 k $ for every one
 
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@gizmo, I think we need to plan a trip to @Mohammad nuimaet :)

You are most welcome .. any one planing to vist Jordan let me know to host.. yes the gov and locals will be very happy if hunt the wild pigs.. and the mall will be more to buy .. but many jordanian hunters were killed by the pigs.. one of them was the son of the jordanian army commander.. tens of pigs suddenly attack the hunters even within thier cars
 
Looks like a job for the Hornadys. :A Stirring:
 
OK .. in my country area.. the Middle East .. more than 2 million people were killed in Syria and Iraq.. and I'm talking about just 100 miles away from my country borders (jordan) .. we are keeping our country safe and peaceful.. but the wars and terrorist activities did effect our life patterns and economy deeply.. everything change now
I remember when I was small kid .. I used to see hunters from my relatives and family friends.. going in hunting trips by cars to the wildlife areas in Jordan.. some were crossing borders to Syria and Iraq.. the used to hunt wild goats.. different kinds of birds.. wolves and hyenas.. you may see some big wild cats but not lions or tigers.. wild life in middle east is different than Africa but it still rich too.. Arabs use hawks and falcons to hunt other birds.. rabbits in the deserts.. people from the gulf states come to Jordan om many cars to hunt camping.. the have falcons.. rifles.. tents and gears.. they camps in the jordanian deserts to hunt different birds.. wild goats and deers.. rabbits... wolves.. foxes... they do that for entertainment and fun .. not to make income.. yet there is people who hunt to make money .. for example 10 % of Jordanians are christians.. so hunters hunt wild pigs in Jordan.. you can find it in Jordan valley at the borders with Israel.. I've been told that wild pigs is very dangerous hunts.. it's very very big and wild .. destroying farms.. hurts people so the locals always welcome the hunters to kill pigs.. then they sell it to big malls to sell it to Christians because Muslims are not allowed to eat it
In south of jordan.. from where I'm.. some people are poor .. so the hunt deers and goats to eat meat.. I killing would feed a family 1 month
Now a days .. hunting became very expensive sport or hoppy.. because the rifles and ammo is expensive.. wars and fights and the people needs of safety.. make the prices very very high .. also for security reasons.. in light of terrorist activities.. made the government's very strict with weaponry.. you can buy pistols and hunt guns but not rifles or snippers..
Jordan is a small country .. with growing population.. and lot of refugees from Syria.. iraq.. Palestine.. Yemen and Libya.. there is 12 millions.. only 6 million are Jordanians.. that makes big pressures on everything... including wild life .. hunting in Jordan still going on but not like before.. hunters lost Syria and Iraq.. and facings reducing of wild animals..
Mohammad, I have had the good fortune to visit your country several times. I even had the pleasure to meet with then Prince Abdullah when his father was still King. In 2002, I had several military planning meetings in Amman which included then Major General Faisal - Abdullah's brother. Few in this country know it, but Jordan supported US efforts in Iraq more than almost any other of our allies; and took far greater risks than any of them doing it.

I served for almost thirty-years in the US Army. As a family, we have lived in Saudi Arabia (I was a military attache'), and I have visited every country on the Gulf and in the Levant except Syria and Iran. We even spent Christmas in Yemen in the eighties before the world went crazy! I say all that, to simply note that I have enormous respect for the Arab people, and I am glad you found your way to this site. Too many in this country only know stereotypes.

Like every country awash in refugees, I worry about Jordan. You have been dealing with that problem ever since the first wave of Palestinians. Now you are facing tens of thousands from Syria and Iraq. At some point you run the risk of Jordan ceasing to be Jordanian.

Ahlaan wa sahlan
 
Mohammad, I have had the good fortune to visit your country several times. I even had the pleasure to meet with then Prince Abdullah when his father was still King. In 2002, I had several military planning meetings in Amman which included then Major General Faisal - Abdullah's brother. Few in this country know it, but Jordan supported US efforts in Iraq more than almost any other of our allies; and took far greater risks than any of them doing it.

I served for almost thirty-years in the US Army. As a family, we have lived in Saudi Arabia (I was a military attache'), and I have visited every country on the Gulf and in the Levant except Syria and Iran. We even spent Christmas in Yemen in the eighties before the world went crazy! I say all that, to simply note that I have enormous respect for the Arab people, and I am glad you found your way to this site. Too many in this country only know stereotypes.

Like every country awash in refugees, I worry about Jordan. You have been dealing with that problem ever since the first wave of Palestinians. Now you are facing tens of thousands from Syria and Iraq. At some point you run the risk of Jordan ceasing to be Jordanian.

Ahlaan wa sahlan
Ahlaan wa sahlan feek sir !!!
I'm also an officer.. studied in a military university .. graduated 2003 but never served in the army .. they took me to other service.. I have a long story with my american fellows and colleagues.. since 2009 I visits United States every year in missions.. I'm really lucky to be here sir .. I'm very happy I swear !!
 
@Mohammad nuimaet I am glad you found your way here to AH. I very much enjoyed reading about your country and about the hunting there. I pray that the turmoil will subside and there are brighter days ahead for the whole region. As has already been said, Jordan has been a tremendous friend and ally to the United States and I am grateful for that friendship.
I hope you will share more about your country and your culture, especially the hunting part :)
May blessings be upon you
 
I would love to be able to visit those areas one day. Israel and Jordan are high on my list if it ever becomes safe to travel there again. I pray it will and believe eventually there will be peace but I do think we have a long road ahead of us before that happens.
 

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Because of some clients having to move their dates I have 2 prime time slots open if anyone is interested to do a hunt
5-15 May
or 5-15 June is open!
shoot me a message for a good deal!
dogcat1 wrote on skydiver386's profile.
I would be interested in it if you pass. Please send me the info on the gun shop if you do not buy it. I have the needed ammo and brass.
Thanks,
Ross
Francois R wrote on Lance Hopper's profile.
Hi Lance hope you well. The 10.75 x 68 did you purchase it in the end ? if so are you prepared to part with it ? rgs Francois
 
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