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Reply With QuoteXCR-Fin, nice prizes!
Last time I did any hunting was as a kid; squirrels and rabbits here in SC.
Just curious...
Where were these hunts located?
Did you eat the meat or give it to someone who could?
I didn't realize you could harvest a Leopard. 8)
I decided to start a picture thread for hunts. Ideally I would have kicked it off with something taken with an XCR but sadly, have none to show....yet. I've seen others out there who have so hopefully they'll post here too. Thanks and safe hunting!
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98% of the world is made up of sheep. The other 2% is divided among wolves and sheep dogs. Both are motivated to kill. The difference is, the sheep dog does it to protect the flock.
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XCR-Fin, nice prizes!
Last time I did any hunting was as a kid; squirrels and rabbits here in SC.
Just curious...
Where were these hunts located?
Did you eat the meat or give it to someone who could?
I didn't realize you could harvest a Leopard. 8)
"No one knows what it's like to be the badman..."-The Who
very nice! you are my idol now. so where in texas is this?
I tried most of it (except hyena). The majority of the meat goes to the local community though. Botswana and some other African countries have good management programs. The meat feeds the hungry and curbs their tendency to poach. Not to mention the license fees and money spent in country benefit the locals too.Originally Posted by badman400
98% of the world is made up of sheep. The other 2% is divided among wolves and sheep dogs. Both are motivated to kill. The difference is, the sheep dog does it to protect the flock.
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TEXAS?!?! No canned hunts for me thanks. Though a fine state TX has no native Cape Buffalo that I know of.
98% of the world is made up of sheep. The other 2% is divided among wolves and sheep dogs. Both are motivated to kill. The difference is, the sheep dog does it to protect the flock.
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Wow.. real African game hunts. Something I can only dream of at the moment. How much does it cost to get a Leopard Hunting license? That thing is one beautiful animal.
It was a once in a lifetime opportunity and a dream come true for me.
Back to the hunt pics though. I know I've seen a turkey, bear and even a prairie dog (well half of one) all shot with XCR's posted on the forum.
98% of the world is made up of sheep. The other 2% is divided among wolves and sheep dogs. Both are motivated to kill. The difference is, the sheep dog does it to protect the flock.
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Little bitty Arkansas White Tails (no XCR kills, though):
Nice. White tail right? Do you have any other species of deer in AR?
98% of the world is made up of sheep. The other 2% is divided among wolves and sheep dogs. Both are motivated to kill. The difference is, the sheep dog does it to protect the flock.
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Nope, just white tails. They reintroduced elk several years ago, but hunting permits are very hard to come by.
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