Kudu Horn
Uncategorized February 5th. 2011, 10:13pmKudu Horn
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 32 NATURAL AFRICAN KUDU MUSIC HORN SHOFAR SHOFUR SHOFHUR TRUMPET 6 US $59.99
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 34 NATURAL AFRICAN KUDU MUSIC HORN SHOFAR SHOFUR SHOFHUR TRUMPET 7 US $59.99
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 34 NATURAL AFRICAN KUDU MUSIC HORN SHOFAR SHOFUR SHOFHUR TRUMPET 5 US $59.99
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 33 KUDU HORNS SKULL PLATE SHOFAR SHOFUR 6 US $64.99
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 43 POLISHED AFRICAN KUDU MUSIC HORN SHOFAR SHOFUR SHOFHUR TRUMPET B US $99.99
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 32 KUDU HORNS SKULL PLATE SHOFAR SHOFUR 5 US $64.99
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 35 NATURAL AFRICAN KUDU MUSIC HORN SHOFAR SHOFUR SHOFHUR TRUMPET 8 US $59.99
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 33 KUDU HORNS SKULL PLATE SHOFAR SHOFUR 3 US $64.99
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 Kudu Horns African Taxidermy Lodge Cabin Rack Hunting US $200.00
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 Kudu Cape African Taxidermy Lodge Cabin Rack Hunting Horns US $200.00
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 NICE African Greater Kudu Shoulder Mount Taxidermy Horn Lodge Home Hunting Decor US $750.00
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 VINTAGE 1970s KUDU HORNS Rare 2 and 1 2 full twists US $29.99
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 5 pc Natural African Kudu horns make shofars KF 122 US $119.99
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 South African Kudu skull plate 37 inch horns taxidermy to make shofars K 425 US $69.99
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 52 inches Kudu Horns on Full Skull for rustic cabin decor K 395 US $249.99
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 35 inches Kudu Horns on Skull Plate from wild African kudu K 382 US $69.99
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 South African Kudu skull plate 31 inch horns taxidermy make shofar K 370 US $54.99
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 South African Kudu skull plate 31 inch horns taxidermy make shofar K 367 US $54.99
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 35 Natural South African Kudu horn to make shofar real horn taxidermy K 162 US $39.99
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 35 inch Natural South African Kudu horn to make shofar real horn taxidermy 974 US $39.99
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45.5" Yemenite Shofar - Kudu Horn by Davida Yehuda Factory
African Safari Wildlife - Group Names And Name Origins
Collective Names:
Antelope - herd, cluster, tribe
Apes - shrewdness, troop
Badgers - cete, colony
Cats (Wild) - destruction, dowt, dout
Cheetah - coalition
Elephant - parade, herd
Giraffe - tower, corps, journey, group
Hedgehogs - array, prickle
Hippo - raft, pod, bloat, thunder, school
Hyaena - clan
Impala - rank
Jackal - skulk
Leopard - leap, lepe
Lion - pride, sault, sowse
Monkeys - shrewdness, cartload, troop, troup
Mongoose - business
Pigs (Wild) - sounder
Rhino - crash, stubbornness, herd
Wild Dog - pack
Wildebeest - implausibility, herd
Zebra - dazzle, zeal, cohort
Name Origins:
Aardvark: Afrikaans word translation "earth pig" as ears and nose resemble those of a pig, also burrows a lot.
Bat-eared fox: Refers to the big ears resembling those of egyptian slit-faced bat
Blesbok: Afrikaans word translation "bald buck" referring to the white blaze on the face
Bushbaby: Lives in the "bush" and their call sounds like that of a crying baby
Caracal: From the Turkish name "garah-gulak" meaning black ear, with reference to the black ear tufts
Cheetah: Hindu word "chita" meaning "spotted one"
Duiker: Afrikaans meaning "diver" from the action of the antelope when running away
Eland: Dutch word for elk, thought to be related or similar
Elephant: Greek word "elphas" and latin word "elephantus" for the species
Gemsbok: Dutch word "gems" meaning chamois in reference to colour
Genet: Name of area in Spain the species inhabited in the 18th century
Giraffe: Arabic word "xirapha" meaning "one who walks swiftly"
Hartebeest: Afrikaans word translation "heart cow" with reference to the shape of the horns
Hippopotamus: Greek "(h)ippo" meaning horse, and "pot-amus" meaning flowing river ñ a river horse
Honey Badger: Eats honey, badger from French word "becheur" meaning digger
Impala: Zulu name "imphala" and Tswana name "phala" for the species
Jackal: Persian name "sagal" for the golden jackal
Klipspringer: Afrikaans word translation "stone jumper" with reference to the bounding action in rocky habitat
Kudu: Khoikhoi name for the species
Leopard: Greek words "pardus" for panther and "leo" for lion, shortened to leopard from leopardus
Lion: Greek word "leon" for the species
Mongoose: Indian name "mangus" for the species
Nyala: Zulu name "iNxala" for the species
Pangolin: Malay name for "peng-goling" for the species, which means "the roller" from their habit of rolling into a ball for protection
Porcupine: Greek word "porcus" meaning pig and "spina" meaning species, direct translation "spined pig"
Rhinoceros: Greek word "rhis" meaning nose and "keras" meaning horn, direct translation "nose horn"
Springbok: Afrikaans meaning "jumping back" in reference to their unique jumping action called "pronking"
Warthog: Refers to the outgrowths or warts on the face
Zebra: Portuguese or Italian name of the species in the Congo region
About the Author
Visit Executive Touring for Cape Town Tours, golf, cape point, table mountain,the winelands, safaris and accommodation. Marcelle Trethewey was born and raised in South Africa. She lives on a game farm and has a deep love of the african bushveld and its wildlife. Marcelle has successfully raised and release orphaned white faced owls, gemsbok and impala.
How to take care of the fallowing game animals?
I THINK A LOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But I am serious about this, and the most informative WILL get best answer! Here's my list:
-Cape Buffalo
-Giant Sable Antelope
-Scimitar Horned Oryx
-Gemsbok
-Topi, impala, gazelle, any antelopes like that.
-Common Eland
-Nile Hippopotamus
-White Rhinoceros
-Plains Zebra
-Giraffe
-Cheetah
-African Leopard
-Lion
-Southern Ground Hornbill
-Klipspringer
-Ankole Watusi "Their horns are huge, so I'm petty sure you just milk them and put them out in pasture..."
-Warthog
-Ostrich
-Vulture "Oh, and what kind of vultures live in Southern Africa? CURIOUS!"
-Spotted Hyena
-Wildebeest
-Greater Kudu
-African Elephant
-Greater Flamingo
-Yellow Billed Stork
-Hadada Ibis
-Olive Baboon
-Bare-face go-away bird
-Serval
As you can see, I think A LOT.
In a zoo or in the wild? A zoo...I don't know, but in the wild;
1. You need land...a game farm with the right habitat which will be mostly in southern Africa up to Kenya ( some of these are not found everywher in southern Africa like the Ankole Watusi, gazelle and a few others).
2. You need a recognized Wildlife Management qualification or something similar & preferably some experience.(This is when you start at the top.)
3. Starting at the bottom you can start by getting a Nature Conservationist/ Game Ranger qualification and try to work your way up, but if you don't have the finance for the land you'll have to look for a private sponsor.
4. To take care of them individually will be time and labor intensive, like zoos.
Dannygirl is also right.
