Got my Arabian oryx back wow locks swee
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From: Zebrakiller
17-Apr-19
From: Zebrakiller
17-Apr-19
From: Zebrakiller
17-Apr-19
From: SBH
17-Apr-19
Very cool!
From: Zebrakiller
17-Apr-19
From: ahunter76
17-Apr-19
very nice.
From: Scar Finga
17-Apr-19
wow! That is Beautiful!
Thanks for sharing!
From: Paul@thefort
17-Apr-19
Handsome animal. Nice.
From: Treeline
17-Apr-19
Very nice! Congratulations on a very beautiful trophy!
From: Bowboy
17-Apr-19
Pretty looking mount.
From: HUNT MAN
18-Apr-19
Looks great
From: Boreal
18-Apr-19
Very nice. It makes a great mount.
From: Inshart
18-Apr-19
Yeah, agree with what has already been said .... what a beautiful animal.
In the mount pics the facial marking colors look a very dark brown (almost black), your field pic the colors look light brown. Is that just the sun shine making it look like that?
From: Huntcell
18-Apr-19
Very nice the rarest of the oryx species.
You must be close to completing the 4 species oryx slam ?
From: Drahthaar
18-Apr-19
Beautiful. Forrest
From: Zebrakiller
18-Apr-19
Huntcell I dont have a golden
From: Zebrakiller
18-Apr-19
Inshart I think it was my camera angle
From: sdkhunter
18-Apr-19
Beautiful mount, congratulations!
From: Marty
18-Apr-19
Very cool!
From: JohnMC
18-Apr-19
Tell us a little more about the hunt. Google said they are found on the Arabian Peninsula. Where did you kill it?
From: Plum lake
18-Apr-19
The mount looks awesome Bill. You'll have to shuffle the mounts around again to make it fit
From: Bou'bound
18-Apr-19
Majestic and well done.
From: bghunter
18-Apr-19
Good job looks great.
From: StickFlicker
18-Apr-19
Rare and awesome animal!
From: Zebrakiller
18-Apr-19
Thanks everyone for all the awesome comments, the Arabian oryx has always been on my list of animals i wanted to go after first saw one about 7 years ago and last year i had the opportunity and jumped on it. Spot and stalk on 20 000 ranch in utopia texas. I got lucky on day 4 and found him feeding and i madeca 28 yard shot. It was an awesome day!
From: Fauntleroy
18-Apr-19
Gorgeous.
From: Huntcell
19-Apr-19
There are only about a thousand in there native habitat. And they are there due to game farms suppling breeding stock as the native population was at one point near extinction with only a few animals left. Game farm stock was used to rebuild and establish wild free range herds to there native range on the Arabian peninsula. The wild population is probably not going to increase much due to loss of habitat and poachers Whereas the more common oryx numbers over 250,000 in just Namibia alone . The Golden oryx is not listed as a species or subspecies but as a color phase of the common oryx.
From: Zebrakiller
19-Apr-19
Thanks huntcell im very blessed to have been able to hunt one, they are beautiful and a challange to hunt. This was an old bullthat had broomed of a few inches and the battle scares and black markings on his back from fighting are cool, we hunter have done a great job with some of these species to bring. Numbers back
From: Chief 419
19-Apr-19
That's a unique looking animal. Kind of reminds me of a gemsbok with the facial markings. Not many guys have one of those. Congrats!
From: Zebrakiller
20-Apr-19
All three together
From: Herdbull
20-Apr-19
Very very fine! Nice eland too. Can you show your nilgia? Thanks
From: Zebrakiller
20-Apr-19
From: Scar Finga
20-Apr-19
Very impressive! Congratulations!!
