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How many of you saw that African hunter escorted around the convention floor in white tights and a pink tutu...
The story goes this way, two brothers who are very competive went on an ele hunt and the bet was, Whoever won the bet would pick to embarass the other... Both shot eles and the winner's ivory was 1.7 pounds heavier...
I would assume we will see the brothers in SCI magazine...

AR member Bill in the Wild escorted the brothers
around the Sparks convention center... jumping

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You didn't get a picture?


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I did get his photo and will post it later today.

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You got it right Ann.. Left my bag and camera at a friends booth... What can I say... Eeker

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Having seen the guy, I'm not sure you will want to see the photos.


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To lose by less than 2#...that's painful, but not as bad as wearing tights (at least, that's what I'm told Roll Eyes).


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His image, and that of his "winning" brother, will FOREVER be burned in my memory! rotflmo
 
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it was too funny , the guys brother jeff stanley , hunts with rich cooke and wants to shoot 100 bulls ...they hunt together 60+ days per year ...

there was much bitterness and laughter (in equal amounts) as fate of the loser was first decided and then the ivory weighed ...

he got let off doing it every day and only had to do one day
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It was a sight I could have done without.
 
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What was the ivory weight...nice bulls?


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Judge for yourself






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Only slightly less tasteful than wearing camo on the airplane. Wink
 
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I thought it was fine. At times we take ourselves too seriously, and this guy had true grit to make good on the bet. The cameras were flashing and the smiles it brought to so many faces was great. beer


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Wow, that picture was much more painful to view than I expected.

That does take guts though, no question. I'd rather taken a full charge than do that!

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I must side with the "looser." He made right by the situation, and who knows who will win their next bet!






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And he's doing it while drinking...water.

I hope he was at least polluted when he made the bet.


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That is absolutely hysterical. Glad to see that he didn't bail out on his bet and he has a sense of humor.


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Could seem weird, but what shocks me is the guy on the left keeping his hat on. Perhaps my Old European education, but keeping a hat on indoors when not a lady, a clergyman or in grand uniform is not done. Imagine he happens to pass a lady in this garb?

Or that's old hat?


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WOW. I'll bet he had a great time.

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I and my wife talked briefly with them as they walked by and he was actually very talkative about it and seemed to still be having a good time, being a good sport about the whole thing.
 
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Gotta give it to him for being a good sport..
 
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Very tasteful attire, it could have been worse. At least the loser wasn't wearing a thong.


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Painful is the word. However a bet such as this must be honored with great amusement for all. The thong....well...Thank God...

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Originally posted by jbderunz:
Could seem weird, but what shocks me is the guy on the left keeping his hat on. Perhaps my Old European education, but keeping a hat on indoors when not a lady, a clergyman or in grand uniform is not done. Imagine he happens to pass a lady in this garb?

Or that's old hat?


Jean, my wife told me to let you know you are a true gentleman regarding the hat indoors issue. Can't tell you how it makes her crazy when we walk into restaurants or shops here where we leave and men are sitting down to eat with their low-life ball caps on. and if they are on backwards she really goes crazy. Well done. jorge


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jumpingJorge ,,,,,,Your funny rotflmo


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He should have shot his brother.


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Years ago, several of my son's friends came into the house with their hats on backwards.I growlingly "explained " they could wear them correctly or not at all in my home, or I would turn their heads on their necks until they did point the right direction!

To this day, none of them forget to remove them in my presence. Smiler Guess being a crotchety old fart, with guns, does help sometimes!!!!!
 
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Could seem weird, but what shocks me is the guy on the left keeping his hat on. Perhaps my Old European education, but keeping a hat on indoors when not a lady, a clergyman or in grand uniform is not done. Imagine he happens to pass a lady in this garb?

Or that's old hat?


We decided Europe had too many rules in 1776. Big Grin

Seriously though as a hat wearer I don't really see anything wrong with a hat indoors, however it should be tipped or removed when introduced to a lady. Most of this would be lost on today's youth though.

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I see an annual tradition in the making!


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Credit Where Due. Gotta give the guy HUGE respect for making good on that bet!

I'd hunt with him. His taste in attire may be lacking, but his integrity is right up there.


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I book hunts for Bill Lemon, is this good advertisment?? shocker


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I was in the Sportears booth with my ears full of that blue goo when he came by -- in case you are wondering ---not good to go into total hysterics with blu goo in ones ears.
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Could seem weird, but what shocks me is the guy on the left keeping his hat on. Perhaps my Old European education, but keeping a hat on indoors when not a lady, a clergyman or in grand uniform is not done. Imagine he happens to pass a lady in this garb?

Or that's old hat?


Jean, my wife told me to let you know you are a true gentleman regarding the hat indoors issue. Can't tell you how it makes her crazy when we walk into restaurants or shops here where we leave and men are sitting down to eat with their low-life ball caps on. and if they are on backwards she really goes crazy. Well done. jorge


I wrote this post just to be a bit obnoxious. Even here some youngers keep their caps on sometimes.
Your wife complaining is not a good example. She is so elegant and stuningly beautiful that men's brains turn into soft chees, thus this temporary lack of education. Just like a Royal cobra mesmerizing a game. Your blason shouldn't be an eagle, Jorge, but a mongoose. Wink


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I'll pass along your kind words to the "memsaab" Smiler. Those kind of compliments coming from a Frenchman, surely carry a much higher value than from the rest of us "troglodytes"! Believe me Jean she can mesmerize me with just the bat of an eye and a twirling of her hair! jorge


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No boot licking, no compliment, I am just sincere.


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You realize that on our next trip to africa, it'll have to be via Paris Smiler jorge


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Previously Ask Bill C what You'll sustain with us.
I am afraid that when seeing Your wife for real, no doubt my brain will turn into soft cheese and You'll be prone to shoot Your first baboon right in Paris. More vicious, I'll bring my wife along and she'll embark Yours and You'll be so dire strait that You'll shoot only one warthog and a baboon with the odd dollars saved from Paris shopping.


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