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Sohei 10-18-2014 16:30

And there are people who don't believe in dinosaurs.

Well, there are some fine examples that they are still walking around.

Those things are amazing...the great whites of land and water.

Guymullins 10-19-2014 06:08

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[Note to self; No boating on Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe, ever.]

Here I am , many years ago, emerging from the deep while spearfishing in Kariba. The free stuff is the infamous water hyacinth that plagues Kariba and hides waiting crocs.

Team Sergeant 10-19-2014 09:31

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Originally Posted by Guymullins (Post 565720)
Here I am , many years ago, emerging from the deep while spearfishing in Kariba. The free stuff is the infamous water hyacinth that plagues Kariba and hides waiting crocs.

I fear no human on this planet, that said Mother Nature is another story. I have the utmost respect for Mother........ I'm not kidding about boating in Lake Kariba, I know when I'm not #1 on the Apex Predator list....... ;)

Sdiver 10-19-2014 09:49

Okayyyy ... so the score card stands like this so far ....

If you're in SEA, according to Chef, 'Don't get out of the boat.'

If you're in the African sub-continent, 'Don't get in the boat.'

:eek:

Guymullins 01-22-2015 14:31

Shot last week in Kariba
 
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The message was 9 m , but I think Zimbos get confused with metrication. Probably 6m, but still a big one.

Team Sergeant 01-23-2015 10:27

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The message was 9 m , but I think Zimbos get confused with metrication. Probably 6m, but still a big one.

Yeah, just make sure they stay in Africa.......

craigepo 01-23-2015 10:58

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Originally Posted by Guymullins (Post 573052)
The message was 9 m , but I think Zimbos get confused with metrication. Probably 6m, but still a big one.

Wow. What do you shoot those things with? I'm guessing showing up with numchucks is out of the question.

MR2 01-23-2015 11:44

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Wow. What do you shoot those things with? I'm guessing showing up with numchucks is out of the question.

Maybe these German made numchucks might work.

Team Sergeant 01-23-2015 13:10

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Wow. What do you shoot those things with? I'm guessing showing up with numchucks is out of the question.

A-10's or Apache's

Guymullins 01-23-2015 13:36

A 30-06 is fine for crocs. You need a brain shot or you will lose it in its dash for the water. I prefer my .375 H&H Mag, but thats because I use it for everything.

RomanCandle 01-26-2015 05:12

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Originally Posted by Sdiver (Post 565728)
Okayyyy ... so the score card stands like this so far ....

If you're in SEA, according to Chef, 'Don't get out of the boat.'

If you're in the African sub-continent, 'Don't get off the boat.'

:eek:

Starting at the first port the boat docks in.. :D


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