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Tragelaphus strepsiceros
Kudu bulls bear massive, long, spiral horns which reach record lengths of up to 1.8 m. Horns grow to their full length at the age of six years. Bulls also attain much larger sizes than cows. Bulls can weigh as much as 300 Kg
Kruger National Park and game farms in Mpumalanga, the Mopane and Miombo woodlands of the Northern and North-western Provinces, and countries beyond.
Kudu meat is often used for – biltong - a kind of cured meat that originated in South Africa
Spotted on Feb 3, 2009
Submitted on Feb 16, 2013
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Correct. I do all planning, maps, days, routes, car, accessories, communications…every year is more experience…so many details...is great fun planning for weeks and months…bit by bit...all possible info collection using mainly internet...once a year, Christmas time, in hottest time in Africa, I made big trip , few thousand km. and make average of 2000-3000 photos...On the trip like this, I meet same interesting people and have lot challenges from nature – flooded roads, desert storms … What we calling parks in Africa, are sometimes huge areas with no communication, roads, supply or any conventional help. Africa is so beautiful, and there is so many places where I still want to go...
Love your photos! Are you doing a tour or travelling on your own?
He has impressive horns!