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tradtusker
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very nice..congrats on the Wildy and Zebra both very nice.

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wingnut
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Dang after seeing the pics, we're going to have to upgrade elk camp some. .. . LOL

Congrats on the fine animals!

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Bisch
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Originally posted by jonsimoneau:
John, you lucky devil! I've been to africa 3 times and have never been able to get a crack at a zebra! Great job! Awesome footage!

I have been twice and still no zebra for me either. I have one more trip in me and will probably look into these guys operation.

Congrats on a great trip and hunt!

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Mike Vines
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WOW, thank you for taking us along on your adventure. The videos are well worth the time to watch them. That "hunting camp" is a place my wife would fully enjoy too.

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Gapmaster
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What beautiful pictures. And, a hunt of a lifetime. I'm soooo jealous. [Smile]

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Very nice!! Congrats [thumbsup]

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rastaman
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Wow! Awesome animals!

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Greg Szalewski
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Thanks for posting this John. My wife and I will be going there in 2013.

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wingnut
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I've only made one trip to Africa and was able to bring home kudu, impala, bushbuck, and an aardvark. But I really want a Zebra . . .so I guess we start saving our nickles. LOL

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John Havard
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Greg, you will love Chattaronga and the folks who run it. This was my first trip to Africa so I have no other hunting operations against which to measure or compare. However, like I said, we did stay in three different 4 or 5-star photo safari camps before this one during our trip and Chattaronga compares very favorably with them.

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lt-m-grow
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Wow great stuff John. Thanks for sharing.

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Birdbow
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John,
Thanks for sharing. Africa is on my "bucket list" as well as my Wife's so your post is VERY interesting. Hope to be going within 2 years. Thanks again!
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wingnut
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Africa should be on everyones bucket list. Not just the hunting of different animals but the experience of the continent. You will never forget the trip and always want too go back.

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Burnsie
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Yeah, I guess I could get by in those digs, really was hoping not to have to rough it so much though.

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