. Elefant - Jagd im Osten Äquatorial Afrika; ein Konto von drei Jahren "Elfenbein - Jagd unter Mount Kenia und unter den Ndorobo wilden Der Lorogi Berge, darunter eine Reise zu den nördlichen Ende des Lake Rudolph. Elefanten Jagd; Jagd. 198 Elefant - JAGD IN OSTAFRIKA Grenze eine vollständige "Herde - Bull's "Zähne.^ Der Rest sie gewonnen hatten und zusammen bereit stellen geholt werden soll. Die Ndorobos, die dort waren, zu essen und zu heilen, das Fleisch der Elefanten, fand eine weitere hatte, vierzehn in allen als Summe der Tasche für diesen Tag. Die von Squareface, als er ging, Bac gefunden

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. Elephant-hunting in east equatorial Africa; being an account of three years' ivory-hunting under Mount Kenia and among the Ndorobo savages of the Lorogi Mountains, including a trip to the north end of Lake Rudolph. Elephant hunting; Hunting. 198 ELEPHANT-HUNTING IN EAST AFRICA limit of a full-sized " herd-bull's " teeth.^ The rest they had extracted and put together ready to be fetched. The Ndorobos who were up there, eating and curing the meat of those elephants, had found one more, making fourteen in all as the total bag for that day. The one found by Squareface, when he went back the day but one after our shoot, was clearly the first bull I had shot at, as I recognised the teeth, without. A Good Days Work with Elephants. (Prom a Photograph by the Author.) doubt, by their shape and general appearance. There is a great deal of character and individuality in tusks ; and I always find I can tell which elephant, of several I may have shot, any pair that is afterwards recovered belonged to. I afterwards photographed, with my hand camera, the results in ivory of my Barasaloi day, piled in front of my tent. As Squareface reported that he had seen the spoor of a few elephants coming down the Barasaloi valley, I went with ^ By " herd-bulls" I mean the breeding males, such as are found consorting with the herds of cows. The old fellows, with heavier ivory, associate with their peers in separate herds. I infer from these facts that a bull elephant is in his prime when his tusks weigh about 50 lbs. apiece.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Neumann, Arthur H. London : R. Ward, limited

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