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Game Count- Hwange2005 HWANGE GAME COUNT RESULTS:
While a few snare injuries were noted, most teams reported that the condition of the animals was generally good and their behavior normal. Few “nervous” or “skittish” animals were noted. The total (of all areas) count data for a number of species are given in the table below, with data from previous years for comparison
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In “dry” seasons, teams will be counting a higher proportion
at all water points.
Animal numbers thus tend to be higher in” dry” than in “wet” seasons. Therefore, species totals for “dry” 2005 are most directly comparable to 1998 & 1999
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The Game Census in September 2005 gave encouraging news about the long-term
health of Hwange wildlife, contrary to some fears of major game loss. 
