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Red River Hog Tag

HomePosts tagged "Red River Hog"
20 January 2025
African Forest ElephantGabonLowland GorillaRed River Hog

Anyone interested to join a short trip to Loango NP, Gabon?

  Most people visited Gabon in the dry season, June-September, mainly for Mandrill trekking. Of course, in most destinations, dry seasons produce better mammal sights than the

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23 April 2024
bongoCongoRed River Hog

Does anyone know about Odzala-Kokoua National Park, Congo (Brazzaville)?

https://ukuri.travel/places/odzala-kokoua-national-park Always want to see the central African rainforest mammals. Have read some trip reports of Gabon, and Dzange-Sangha, Central

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17 February 2019
Africa
Forest ElephantGabonHumpback WhaleLowland GorillaMandrillRed River Hog

Expedition to Gabon: August 13 – 26, 2019

Hello Everyone, Some mammal-watching friends of ours suggested that we post details of our upcoming Gabon 2019 expedition here. We are running two back-to-back trips in August 2019

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1 October 2026
A Liberian Mammal Survey and Record of a Cryptic Genet Species
1 October 2026
Costa Rica trip report June 2026
1 October 2026
Brazil 2026

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  1. Ewan Davies on A Liberian Mammal Survey and Record of a Cryptic Genet Species2 October 2026
  2. Flemming Versloot on Brazil 20261 October 2026
  3. Jon Hall on Travelling with Thermal scope1 October 2026

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  1. Ewan Davies on A Liberian Mammal Survey and Record of a Cryptic Genet Species2 October 2026

    Thanks Kyle, that’s interesting to me, and I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t have seen it if you hadn’t posted it.

  2. Flemming Versloot on Brazil 20261 October 2026

    Thank you for sharing Klil!

  3. Jon Hall on Travelling with Thermal scope1 October 2026

    There is a lot of confusion about this. My understanding is that there are understsndly rules prohibiting rifle scopes but…

  4. Nate Dias on Travelling with Thermal scope30 September 2026

    This is an old thread, but I need advice ASAP. I just tried to buy a thermal scope for an…

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Primates in Eastern India and Bhutan

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