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28th October 2021, 02:16 AM
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Thanks for sharing all the good info Ed,
Hi Jim, Thanks for dropping in, glad to hear from ya. good stuff, I got lots to read, would be cool to stumble upon some obscure giraffe stuff lol. |
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31st October 2021, 09:59 PM
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Hey Joe,
Congrats on getting a very clean, compleat example that's right as rain! So much nicer than many that you see out there. My only suggestion is that you resist the temptation to carry the thing when you visit the zoo. Philip |
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3rd November 2021, 12:31 PM
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Haha lol!, that was a good laugh, and thanks for the compliments on the sword.
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12th November 2021, 01:16 AM
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Giraffe Hunting
Joe,
In pursuit of your interest in giraffe hunting I dug up an article on the subject. But first the Alamy pics you show have it all wrong. No swords or camels involved. Runned down on horseback and hamstrung with a spear. Great and detailed article by Ian Cunnison. Giraffe Hunting Among the Humr, Sudan Notes and Records V.39 (1958). Available via Jstor if this link doesn't work. file:///Users/edhunley/Downloads/SNR%20V.39%20Cunnison,%20G.%20Hunting.pdf Also, a lesser article by R. Davies of same group. SNR, V.2 1919. ELEPHANT AND GIRAFFE HUNTING IN THE HOMR TRIBE (SOUTH-WEST KORDOFAN. Take care, Ed |
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