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@sestoppelman We believe just an odd color phase. The PH's checked it and it showed no signs of being excessively old. Mature for certain but not old enough to explain the coloration.

@edward Not sure what you mean by natural howeer it wasn't bred and was hunted free ranging. It is naturally occurring even though it is a deviation from the normal coloration.

The area was impressive, forest of huge gum trees covered the foothills and the Drakensberg Mountains were ever present in the distance.

The herd emerged from the mist like dinosaurs lumbering through the trees.

We sat on the rocks waiting for Chris and Sammie to find a way to get the bakkie through the rocky grassland

Thanks, I concur. I have searched "the google" to see if there is another one like it and as far as I know it is completely unique. Aside from the color I love the extra little twist in its horns. I am still in denial that I was lucky enough to have had the opportubity to hunt it.

Thanks, there were alot of firsts on this hunt. It was a very unique experience.