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- Giraffe Cull Hunt 2025 - AfricaHunting. com
Good day Africa Hunting community, This coming 2024 season - as with every other one - we will have to do a bit of management on our Madikwe East home base as we continue to have an unprecedented number of Giraffe on the reserve Thus we are once again offering a cull hunt option for 2025 in
- How did the giraffe get its name and what does it mean?
The name "giraffe" is believed to have originated from the Arabic word "zarāfah," which means "fast-walker" or "one who walks swiftly " This name likely refers to the giraffe's characteristic
- Giraffe Taxidermy Pictures - AfricaHunting. com
Looking for ideas for a shoulder mount giraffe I'm thinking of a short pedestal to get it off the floor, but interested in all ideas Have you got any pics of really good giraffe mounts? Also, they shipped the giraffe legs to my taxidermist, have you seen any useful interesting things done
- Giraffe caliber? - AfricaHunting. com
I shot my first giraffe with a 375 and 300 gr bullets at about 50 yards with a lung shot I shot my second with a 300 win and 200 gr accubonds at maybe 80-120 yards on the follow up shots It was supposed to be a neck shot but didn’t drop like supposed to It was the lung shot that killed it
- Giraffe Caliber? - AfricaHunting. com
I'm planning on hunting giraffe on my next trip to Africa On my last trip (also my first trip) I took a 416 for buffalo and an 8mm Remington magnum for plains game The next trip will be plains game only, and I'd like to stick to one rifle, the 8mm I used 200 grain partitions on the last
- What is the origin of the word giraffe? - Answers
Via the French and Italian, and ultimately the Arabic zerafa giraffe is derived from its early Roman name, where it was described as having characteristics of both a camel and a leopard Giraffes
- HUNTING Giraffe | Page 3 | AfricaHunting. com
Hunting Giraffe Shot Placement Post your questions, comments or pictures relating to hunting shot placement Hunting Giraffe Hunting Giraffe I shot
- The Role Of Ethical Hunting In Giraffe Conservation
Understanding Giraffe Social Dynamics In the wild, male giraffes (bulls) follow a strict social hierarchy Younger bulls often challenge older, dominant males for the right to breed with females in the herd When a younger, stronger bull takes over, the older male is pushed out, left to live a
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