Chapter 3: Problem Animal Elephant Hunting – Marromeu, Mozambique, circa 1936 ‘I ran as I’d never run before, leaving my trackers behind, and about half a mile away I came upon the elephant all facing me with raised trunks questing the air. I slowed down to still my heart and catch my breath, and from twenty yards, fired at the wounded one’s temple, and was thrilled to see him collapse. Pandemonium broke loose as two of them, trumpeting loudly, came searching for me in the long grass, with lowered trunks and widespread ears. They looked as large as houses and presented an awesome and terrifying spectacle, one on each side. I got the one on the right with a brain shot.’
Chapter 3: Photo Caption: A proud Harry Flederman with his ivory.
