In Africa they use every part of the animal...

[Rubberhead]

It may be an overused and somewhat exaggerated cliche but with my PH it was a literal, an maybe an uncomfortable, reality...

This is the scrotum off of the impala I shot converted into a fine leather shift cover for my PH's Toyota...

 

[Don Hinton]

Yes have a buffalo scrotum pen holder. Chee from Boiling Springs

 

[Sika98k]

It may be an overused and somewhat exaggerated cliche but with my PH it was a literal, an maybe an uncomfortable, reality...

This is the scrotum off of the impala I shot converted into a fine leather shift cover for my PH's Toyota...

You’d need some balls to drive around with that on your stick !

 

[Jettech]

My tracker/skinner took from all my animals every stomach and liver to eat that evening.

 

[Mark A Ouellette]

"Tripe is the edible lining of a ruminant's stomach"

I shot a bison for a two-year supply of meat. My wife ask for the tripe but the butcher did not want to bother with it due to the mess. I could not blame them.

 

[Hunt anything]

I’ve seen a waterbuck scrotum used as a gear shift cover as well. I also have a very nice pair of bookends made from Cape buffalo feet. Nick - nacks aside the total use of an animal in Africa is almost mandatory, in Mozambique we always said take everything and leave only the whistle behind, referring to the common reedbuck whistles.

 

[Ngonyama]

Scrotum makes a awesome Tobacco pouch.