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Thread: The WTF Hartebeest.
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22-01-2022, 10:43 #1
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The WTF Hartebeest.
We often id a game animal by its silhouette or the way it moves, even when it is not clearly visible. When I first saw this silhouette I was, for a moment, completely baffled. Turned out it was a red hartebeest with a deformed horn, not an entirely new species.
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22-01-2022, 11:13 #2
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Re: The WTF Hartebeest.
Should this animal not be culled because it possibly carries an undesirable gene that can be passed on to its progeny ?
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22-01-2022, 11:18 #3
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22-01-2022, 11:32 #4
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22-01-2022, 11:45 #5
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Re: The WTF Hartebeest.
The damage on the one does look like it could be from a fight perhaps?
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22-01-2022, 12:46 #6
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Re: The WTF Hartebeest.
That would make a very unique trophy
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23-01-2022, 13:10 #7
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Re: The WTF Hartebeest.
Fringe benefits with a shot right...
A low rider horn at its best.
An interesting and unique set of horns.
Thanks for sharing TStone.
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