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Thread: Very young springbok lamb.
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29-11-2016, 11:04 #11
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Re: Very young springbok lamb.
Funny, one day I nearly stepped on a very young gemsbuck calf, before it darted from underneath my feet. Lost at least 10% of my still functioning brain cells.
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29-11-2016, 11:05 #12
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29-11-2016, 16:21 #13
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Re: Very young springbok lamb.
A few years back while hunting mountain ribbok with 2 mates on friends farm in Burgersdorp, one friend wounded one and went off in search. I had just shot one on another koppie and went off in their direction to go help. I went to where I had last seen them before the went over the hill. I was almost at their last spot when i tripped and fell on my hands and knees. Low and behold a foot away from my face were a few drops of fresh blood. I get up and follow the blood for about 4 metres when all of a sudden the wounded animal jumped up out of nowhere from literally beneath my feet, scaring the living daylights out of me. To this day i cannot believe it was that close and I couldnt see it. It had backtracked behind my mates who went in search after it had been wounded. Divine intervention I tripped and spotted the blood or else there is a good chance I would have gone right past and followed my friends, but thankfully put the animal out of its misery while it ran away 3 legs.
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29-11-2016, 16:23 #14
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Re: Very young springbok lamb.
Really awesome images btw TStone and Gamefarmer...thanks for sharing!
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29-11-2016, 16:26 #15
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Re: Very young springbok lamb.
Great photos
All the stories remind me of the annual springbok hunt where almost always there is one rabbit/haas destined to scare the shit out of me while I am walking and stalking
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