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+1 for Cindy Garrison. I don't care if she is a PH or not, I'd just like to spend some time in the bush with her.


Definatly can't argue with that scenario. thumb
 
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did you really mean "in the bush" or in __bush"?
 
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No one wants Mark "Hit em again bwana" Sullivan ?

In a perfect world Nicky Blunt, Jon Northcote, Ian Henderson. For laughs and giggles, Bunny Allen.
 
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Paul C:
No one wants Mark "Hit em again bwana" Sullivan ?

In a perfect world Nicky Blunt, Jon Northcote, Ian Henderson. For laughs and giggles, Bunny Allen.[/QUOTE

In a charge situation he wouldn't be a bad choice, the guy sure can shoot that big .600 well.
 
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My favorite PH is Pierre van Tonder, who is also my adopted son, and lets not forget my good friend George Hoffman, God rest his soul, another great friend of mine. I would give my soul to hunt with my old friends who are now retired from PHing but were among the very best, Adelino Serras Pires and Robt. Retnauer..

Others that top the list are Allen and Roy Vicent, Nicky blunt, Finn Aagard RIP, Harry Manners, Phillip and Chas. Price, Hannes Swanapoel. and there are some that I have yet to meet, but know them by reputation and it would be a plesure to just sit with them at a campfire and listen....


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George Hoffman
 
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No Question Jonny Hulme.
 
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From what I have read Bror Blixen would have been a hoot to have gone out with. Selous would have been neat to go on some adventures with for sure.
 
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Speaking of a post from the dim historic past?


Jim "Bwana Umfundi"
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Posts: 2363 | Location: Redding, CA | Registered: 27 March 2002Reply With Quote
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Wayne Williamson. Wayne and I are about to embark on our fifth safari together.
 
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First Elephant: Karamoja Bell
Second Elephant: Frederick Courtney Selous

Lion: with Maasai Warrior non-rifle hunt

Leopard: w/Tarzan in loincloth


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"I don't shoot often but when I do I prefer to shoot only one shot."
"That what happens after you become a hunting know-it-all is what really matters."
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Present would be our own Shakari-

past- well either Von Blixen or Selby

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It is well to go armed where arms are not allowed.
 
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FC Selous with the Teddy Roosevelt safari in 1909

Dean Kendall after elephant anywhere.
 
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Past- Harry Selby
Present - Mike Payne
 
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past: Willie Engelbrecht
present: Clive Eaton
 
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Nigel Theisen...he is the past in the present.


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J.H. Hunter and Pierre van Tonder.

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Michael Podwika... DRSS bigbores and hunting www.pvt.co.za " MAKE THE SHOT "
 
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Someone with a passion for nature like Alan Shearing and the drive and coolness of Richard Tabor.
 
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past: Willie Engelbrecht
present: Clive Eaton


My grandfather hunted with Willie and John KH. Oh to have been there in 1972.

Of course, I'm training Thierry to be a household name as well. Cool


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Thierry should give you a commision for all the referals you've given him.
Tell him hello for me in Vegas.
 
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Can't even begin -- to do so would insult far too many wonderful PH's, both past and present. I'll just continue to do the best I can.
 
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Past--JA Hunter,Richard j. Cunninghame, John Kingsley Heath, Selby

Present-- Paddy(Blood)Curtis,Johan Calitz,Kai-Uwe Denker,Ciff Walker,Karl Stumph, Louis Van Bergen... I can go on and on. Lots of guys I want to hunt with!!!!! Too little time!


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Buzz Charlton!


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Past--JA Hunter,Richard j. Cunninghame, John Kingsley Heath, Selby

Present-- Paddy(Blood)Curtis,Johan Calitz,Kai-Uwe Denker,Ciff Walker,Karl Stumph, Louis Van Bergen... I can go on and on. Lots of guys I want to hunt with!!!!! Too little time!


Bloodnut is certainly a living legend as well. One of these days...I am gonna get he and Nigel (who are mates anyway) to hunt me and my Dad together.


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For me, past and present, my choice would be Angelo Dacey for a Nubian Ibex, Barbary Sheep, and Eritrean Gazelle combo hunt. I will likely never have the money to do even the first part of this trip, but adding a chartered 30 footer and a few cases of Stella Lager out on the Red Sea for some fishing as part 2 of the safari would make it perfect.
 
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Past--JA Hunter,Richard j. Cunninghame, John Kingsley Heath, Selby

Present-- Paddy(Blood)Curtis,Johan Calitz,Kai-Uwe Denker,Ciff Walker,Karl Stumph, Louis Van Bergen... I can go on and on. Lots of guys I want to hunt with!!!!! Too little time!


Bloodnut is certainly a living legend as well. One of these days...I am gonna get he and Nigel (who are mates anyway) to hunt me and my Dad together.


Blood seems to be soft spoken--but that is not even close to the case. I know one guy that hunts with Blood every year! Lucky bastard!!! Lots of great guys out there,just wished I had the scratch to hunt with them all!!!!


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From reading his articles and books, I would have to vote for Finn Aargaard, whose interest in rifles and cartridges sets him apart from eveery other PH I have known or read about.

I never met the man, but I did once exchange correspondence with him, and he was a knowledgeable and gracious writer.

That said, we would have had to reach an understanding about his self described habit of firing immediately after the client had fired his first shot.

I can understand the reasoning, but it is a habit I would not have been able to abide.
 
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That said, we would have had to reach an understanding about his self described habit of firing immediately after the client had fired his first shot.

I can understand the reasoning, but it is a habit I would not have been able to abide.


+1...I'm with you on that one xausa!

In the early days of Chifuti...Andrew Dawson used to do the same thing.


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Peter Dafner!
 
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