Bullets Recovered From Game

1. .577-100-750 full-jacketed bullet. Elephant. In ear hole, through brain, and under skin on off side.

2. .30-1906-220 soft point. In behind shoulder of lion, through off shoulder, and lodged under skin. Most of these bullets used on African game mushroomed somewhat more, and some against bone considerably more.

3. .30-1906-150 service full-jacketed. Kongoni shot in chest, cutting first rib and then three medium ribs on off side, and found lying in between meat and skin.

4. .577-100-750 full-jacketed. In behind shoulder of an elephant, passed through the heart, and lodged in its shoulder.

5. .30-1906-150 service full-jacketed. Zebra shot in front of shoulder through shoulder blade, broke rib, and lodged under skin on off side.

6. .30-1906-160 service full-jacketed. Zebra. In behind shoulder, broke point off shoulder, and lodged under skin.

7. .30-1906-220 full-jacketed. Elephant. Through shoulder low down, passing through heart, and found under skin behind off shoulder.

8. .30-1906-180 Oryx Biesa. Passed through shoulder and found in chest cavity.

9. .30-1906-180 open point. Bull moose. In behind shoulder, cutting rib, and pieces found in chest cavity.

10. .30-1906-180 open point. Lion. In behind shoulder, through off shoulder, and found against skin.

11. .30-1906-180 open point. Lioness. In at point of shoulder, and lodged under skin on opposite side. Lungs torn to pieces.

12. .30-1906-180 open point. Lioness. Through both shoulders and found beneath skin on opposite side. Small particles of lead in track of bullet.

13. .577-100-750 soft point. African buffalo. In behind shoulder, broke opposite shoulder, and found against skin near front of off shoulder.

14. .30-1906-180 open point. Lion. Low behind shoulder, broke and lodged in off shoulder, messing up heart badly.

15. .30-1906-180 open point. Lion. Low in shoulder, broke rib on off side, and lodged under skin.

16. .577-100-750 soft point. Large lion. In at the point of shoulder, and and lodged under skin on opposite side after breaking next to last rib on off side.