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I am on a few of those videos with him. My father and I did a hunt with him a year ago from Thursday. It was truly a great experience which I will never forget! If anybody would like more information regarding mkulu or Pieter you can PM me

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I have a video but for some reason I cannot put it on AH.

I have a video of the cobra I almost stepped on last March in SA. Didn't know what it was but if I did at the time it would be gotten a solid .300 win mag dosage that day, I do not mess around with venomous snakes!

I agree with this 100%, boddingtons books are great!

My father @neckfred will be chasing tahr in New Zealand and I will be scaring red stag there in June 1-9. Very excited! No certain plans when we will return to Africa again but that bug is still biting extremely hard. Good luck to everyone this coming year on your hunts and congrats @Savage Hunter

You could always donate them to a museum or family, or me haha!

Yes sir! Free to go as well. Always swing by there since my lecture halls are right next to the museum!

Also have listened to that! Great literature out there for hunting in Africa!

Also before I forget one of my personal favorites is The Greens Hills of Africa by Ernest Hemingway

I read horn of the hunter by ruark is a great read. Death in the long grass is an exciting read! I listened to the audiobook story of the man eaters of tsavo and thought it was excellent! I have read a few others if you'd like to get a few more titles I can certainly send more I read while going...

I agree. I imagine that since the business building here is named after him, he may have donated it himself after where he was storing them in his meat packing factory had a fire but I am not sure.

@375RugerFan no problem! I will find that out tomorrow! Also found out that there is another room full of more trophies like his lord derby's eland, sable and roan I will try and get pictures of!

The full body you were looking at was shot by his wife and on top of the case has a certificate from Rowland ward!

also here is that situanga i was talking about!

here it is

I will take a individual picture of what they say is the Jaguar and let you decide what it is, I wasn't really paying attention to that with the monster situanga next to it haha!

Definitely worth the drive amazing to see his collection! If you plan a trip the museum is only open Mondays and Tuesdays from 10:30-3:30. But they can open it by special appointment!

Awesome thank you for the information! It said Jaguar on the plaque of the head so I couldn't quite male it out, thanks again for your information!

I travelled with my father last March 5 days before my birthday and we needed an original birth certificate, affidavit, passport, etc. We had to wait a day to get an original birth certificate because of South Africa's recent law change. So make sure you have all nessacary paperwork!

The only date that is on any of the trophies is the polar bear which he shot in 1967 and I was curious as to when do you all think he had gone on the safaris for things such as his black rhino, jaguar, etc. ?

Hello all, I attend Campbell University in North Carolina and was in our business building when I came across our heritage museum. The man in which the building was named after was a international big game hunter. He has a room full of his trophies in the building, I went through and snapped a...

Wish I would've done this with my giraffe. Unfortunately don't have the space[emoji854]