Let's see some Zebra pics

[cpr0312]

Mountain variety in SA and East African in TZ

 

[CamoManJ]

My Zebra from NKWE Safaris, Botswana, Sept 2024.
Agreed…very challenging to hunt, also rewarding trophies. They are so wary, busted us so many times, no wonder why other species liked to hang out with them. Tasty on the grill, as well.

 

[ftrovato]

Incredible

Great Zebra!

 

[ftrovato]

I'm very happy that so many people are as excited about zebra as me! I just think they very interesting and exciting to hunt.

I can't wait to hunt them again next year!

 

[gebo824]

here's a pic of my Hartmann's mountain zebra from Namibia & the mount of it.

 

[ftrovato]

here's a pic of my Hartmann's mountain zebra from Namibia & the mount of it.

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Very nice! What does a mount like that cost if you dont mind me asking?

 

[gebo824]

if ever wondered if a zebra is white with black stripes, or black with white stripes, maybe this pic will help decide ...

 

[gebo824]

Very nice! What does a mount like that cost if you dont mind me asking?

I has that done by Kings Taxidermy in Namibia back in 2017. I can't remember the cost but $800-1000 I believe. I've seen other similar mounts, but the one from Kings had a more precise shape of Africa. Others seen have more rounded edges or a distorted shape of the continent.

 

[gebo824]

here's another from Masaailand TZ. I hit it in the "triangle" so would that be 1 ZOA accuracy?

 

[wvfred]

My one and only zebra.

 

[KMG Hunting Safaris]

Cape Mountain Zebra from the Eastern Cape. Sadly, not importable to the USA. Yet.

 

[Jon Glajchen]

A nice Burchell’s Zebra stallion shot in Limpopo a few years ago. I find Zebra to be one of, if not the toughest species of non dangerous game in Africa!

 

[sgt_zim]

 

[MontanaPat]

Here’s an interesting zebra. Any guesses on the subspecies?

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@WAB nobody bit on your question that I see, what subspecies is it? Beautiful hide!

 

[ftrovato]

Cape Mountain Zebra from the Eastern Cape. Sadly, not importable to the USA. Yet.

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Why are they not importable to the USA?

 

[BourbonTrail]

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I’m headed to Limcroma next year, so I’ll be on the lookout for a zebra that is at least half this cool looking.

 

[BourbonTrail]

Here’s an interesting zebra. Any guesses on the subspecies?

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Is it a Crawshay’s?

 

[KMG Hunting Safaris]

Why are they not importable to the USA?

USFWS will need to answer you on that one.

 

[sgt_zim]

I’m headed to Limcroma next year, so I’ll be on the lookout for a zebra that is at least half this cool looking.

We're going back in 2027. Franco stayed at the house this weekend at the tail end of their annual marketing tour. What a great dude.

They're getting some pretty awful flooding around the main ranch this past week, Hannes and crew were busy dealing with that, I imagine they still are. I believe Franco said there was some water up in that corner store on the way to the river. Hard to believe only 6 or 8" can get the Crocodile up out of its banks.

 

[WAB]

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[emoji[emoji6]]]@WAB nobody bit on your question that I see, what subspecies is it? Beautiful hide!

Crawshay’s. Funny, a PH friend walked into my office and actually took a step back and asked ‘do you know what you have there?’ Indeed I do, not a subspecies you see very often. I took this one on a buffalo hunt in the upper Luangwa valley.