Our freezers
are slowly running down to their last bags of meat that we cut off from the
eland that I shot last month. We need to go shoot this week so we can always
give the little guys their food but today is just so windy and the game usually
goes into the dense bush which we have here on the reserve which makes that a
little bit problematic. I am waiting for the manager to be free so that we can
go use his rifle to take down hopefully two male water bucks, they are not from
the Eastern Cape areas yet they seem to thrive here for some reason. I believe
because they have go glands under their skin which excrete an awful smell so
the ticks don’t go for them rather other animals. With predation on them they
get eaten but are not first choice on the hunters menu. Here are some shots
that I have taken at Hopewell of some of the water buck. il keep you updated on the whole process.appreciate the views and interest.
reasonable male close to the water hole |
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