Well the fist Kudu is deceiving the right horn is shorter than the left. I'm not good at judging exact length on eland...the one pictured is mature for sure.
The first kudu 50 inches (right horn). Second kudu 56 inches. Eland 45 inches, springbok 18 inches.
My two cents:
First kudu left horn is normal and looks like a good 56" but right horn just keeps on going. And why would you post a 50" kudu? That right horn must be a good 60, 61". The second kudu is as beautifully long, but horns are heavy. He could be 59 or just 60" For the eland the ring around the basis where on the measurement are taken are very parallel to the horizon which in the case of eland horn length means allot. But I should venture a guess it would be 42 at most. The springbuck horn tips flares back and the photo makes it hard to judge this feature. But he looks like an impressive 17.5"
I can make a wild guess on the Kudus
The top one: his left horn is about 54" and his right horn is about 64"
The second one is about 59" on both sides.
The Eland and Springbuck I will not even take a wild guess on.
Judging African trophies is something I am rather clueless about
Alright I was way off. You have to provide a depth picture or something to compare it too (lol).
The first kudu...the black horn 60 inches, the other can't be more than 56.
The second kudu must be a monster 63".
First Kudu looks like the horns came from 2 different Kudu dark horn is 61 1/8 just thought I'd throw in that 1/8.
Second Kudu is 57.
Eland is 43
Springbok 16
As the PH, it is a simple choice. "Shoot straight, now!"
Incredible trophies that anyone should be thrilled to see and ecstatic to harvest.
Once in a lifetime animals.
The shoulders on the Eland are huge and I love the colour.
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