Dec 2023 - ONE HORN meets his his end.

@T @that-hunting-kid 3 years ago

Well - not yet.

It's been almost a year that I have been going after this 1 specific impala with one horn, which I call One Horn. I just can't seem to get him, every time I start to get into a range that I can shoot, one of his herd members always ends up seeing me.
I have taken clients hunting with me while I hunt for one One Horn and give them the chance to shoot if it is not him. I have also shot other rams while trying to get One Horn, but it seems that One Horn knows the game of hunting. So, this weekend after much convincing I finally convinced my dad to take us hunting in the summer heat, so hopefully this weekend I can get One Horn. I have already got a spot on my wall for his horns.

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Do I get this right:

Eastern Cape kudu is smaller than RSA average?

Eastern Cape impala is larger than RSA average?

Or is it only the Impala in that area?

@T @tripodmvr

Alldays area - I have seen a 42kg carcass (no skin) that was shot there.

@T @treeman

Years ago on Gun Site someone wrote regarding a large Impala they had hunted, someone added something about weights of 36 - 38 abouts animals. I wrote in that thread that we sometimes got 33 kg skin on ewes (I think it was about there)
I saw this ram twice now and I am thinking 38 KG skin on.

TStone wrote of an 40 kg animal I believe ?

@T @tripodmvr

Big body and thick neck. Go for it !!!!!

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Good luck!

@T @treeman

Here is the Impala Cody speaks of, we going again, taking 2 adults two young boys. Cody takes all these folk hunting, while he searches for this mythical beast.
The amount of times I have seen Cody walking back to play out the same " Yo boy!" - " Yuuuuu ! Dad you should have seen, I got ........................................"

Everyone gets their hunt, but one horn ???

Screenshot_20231213_181828_Gallery by David Frank Allen, on Flickr