Cape Buffalo return after shooting

Have seen this multiple times, where another bull returns to the other, on two occasions the returning bull paid no attention to us and severely mauled the bellowing bull.

I have never though shot the second, I also don't believe this bull (the second was shot in self defense, as it was still to far away) but rather as a second tag.

Cool footage though.
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that statement I also agree with , the more dominant bull trophy is normally hunted and the other bull now takes the oppurtunity to become the dominant bull and therefore mauls him.[/QUOTE]
 
Jac0,

I once saw a farmyard rooster do the same to a freshly slaughtered rooster.
I guess they figure - "I couldn't whip him in life but while he's dead I bet I can!"

Thanks for validating my single buffalo hunting observation.

Kind Regards,
Velo Dog.
wild turkeys do it very often.
 

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