One of the finest clips of African buffalo hunting

One of the finest clips of African buffalo hunting

Hello dear followers, of the Professional Hunting channel, and hunting enthusiasts everywhere
Our trip today with the African buffalo hunting
Depending on the subspecies, African buffalo range in color from dark brown or black
The body is heavy-set, with stocky legs, a large head, and short neck. There are no distinct markings on the body
although forest buffalo tend to darken with age and may thus have dark patches mingled with the red base color.
Both male and female African buffalo have horns
Historically, African buffalo were found throughout most of sub-Sahara Africa.
African buffalo can inhabit practically any habitat with permanent water and grass
They are found in dense lowland forests, lowland rain forests, montane forests and grasslands
African buffalo are very large, even-toed ungulates, characterized by their stocky build and heavy horns
Above their rounded hooves they have dewclaws
Sexual dimorphism exists in this species for size and a few physical characteristics
Males have a hump just past their thick necks and can have hairy skin-folds under their chins.
Immature African buffalo can be aged by size, horn shape, and teeth eruption
It takes females four years and males five years to complete horn development
Until two years old the sexes look alike. At birth buffalo have small stubs of horns, which grow straight for the first 6 to 9 months
By their first birthday the horns have developed a curve
As young males grow, their horns thicken at the base to eventually join, forming the unified boss at the top of their head
I hope you like this journey and we look forward to you joining us on a new journey.