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Anthony Appleyard · 10-09-2015, 06:14 PM

I am in England. A while ago I saw on TV 2 African game wardens guarding a female rhino and her baby against poachers. She was habituated to them. One at least of them had an AK47 or similar in case of anything. From time to time he slapped the side of his AK47's receiver, making its mechanism rattle, as a "contact call" to keep contact with the rhino.

**SilvrSRT10** · 10-09-2015, 07:44 PM

Interesting. Never heard of that before.

Backinblack · 02-23-2016, 07:16 AM

In UK buy AK easier than in Russia

Anthony Appleyard · 06-08-2017, 05:44 PM

Originally Posted by Anthony Appleyard

I am in England. A while ago I saw on TV 2 African game wardens guarding a female rhino and her baby against poachers. She was habituated to them. One at least of them had an AK47 or similar in case of anything. From time to time he slapped the side of his AK47's receiver, making its mechanism rattle, as a "contact call" to keep contact with the rhino.

Today on television in England I saw similar again, from a game area in western Uganda :: a game warden slapped the side of his AK47 to attract the attention of a rhino which he was guarding.

John123john · 06-30-2017, 01:28 PM

Yeah. I saw it in the social network news. I think this is good idea, cause now rhinos left a little, and poachers have become tougher, so it is this is a forced measure, i proud by this people!