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trax, you are a complete ass


And I have never shot another person in a hunting party,
So I would hate to think what it makes the celebs who have.



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maybe there should be a "1 idiot/thread" rule.


what about a rule to help curtail celeb. status hunters who go on illegal hunts or shoot their PH or tracker.
 
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that's fine. start your own thread and be the resident idiot. if you re-read my earlier posts, i never said that Ruarke didn't get drunk on his hunting trips. for sure he drank too much in the evening. but i don't recall him saying he got drunk while out during the day.....


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i never said that Ruarke didn't get drunk on his hunting trips. for sure he drank too much in the evening.
but i don't recall him saying he got drunk while out during the day.....


Ruark clearly states he severely depleted the contents of a Gin bottle during the middle of day.
Ruark was a full-time practicing chronic alcoholic who got heavily plastered every day on Safari.
If you had someone just like that in camp,..at what point would you trust them to handle a loaded firearm?

Craptick needing a few belts of alcohol first thing so he could haphazardly function as they filmed him for the day,
is just as sad.
 
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i never said that Ruarke didn't get drunk on his hunting trips. for sure he drank too much in the evening.
but i don't recall him saying he got drunk while out during the day.....


Ruark clearly states he severely depleted the contents of a Gin bottle during the middle of day.
Ruark was a full-time practicing chronic alcoholic who got heavily plastered every day on Safari.


Let's resurrect him from the dead and kick his ass, sorry SOB.


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As usual you dont take any responsibility for your self and make baseless assertions-

I said nothing defending anything-I merely questioned your assertions, and it turns out you cant back them up.

You are nothing more than a troll-a real person has an address and a background that they arent ashamed of. You methodology of insulting anyone who questions you got old in the third grade-wake up boy.

You post pictures of guns you dont own, you assert facts you cant back up, and claim expertise you cant give provenance to.

Insulting those you know nothing about says worlds about your character-none of them good- You didn't know Capstick, Hemingway, Ruark or any of the others you so casually denigrate. Those men may have drunk more than you like but they did more for hunting in Africa than you ever dreamed of.You didn't know Bell, Selby or Hunter,and have no standing to expound on them. Absent any background you are just a troll.

When you can show you have sweated blood and drunk water from a muddy track then you can cast aspirations- till then you are nothing but a troll. Before you ask-yes i have been the miles and can name names places and times -unlike you.

We will pass lightly over how little you know about American Jurisprudence,politics, hunting in general and aviation-none of your pronouncements serve you well.

Oh and by the way, most of what you know about religion just isn't so.

When you can grow up, get a spine and let the world know who you are then we might start listening-till you do--you are just a troll

(and a terrorist sympathizer (Noam Chomsky))

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well said. i have an innate distrust of people who won't post where they live in general terms, much less their name. as Mike posted earlier, this guy has never been there, done that- and has no credibility. but he does make George look smart, which is no mean feat! rotflmo


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When you can show you have sweated blood and drunk water from a muddy track then you can cast aspirations-



Sweat blood?. & drink muddy water?...how f**ck*n Hilarious.... rotflmo , please enough of the highly imaginative melodramatics.

Ruark did nothing of the sort.

Ruark writes that he struggled till about midday on a 'hard' mornings hunt,
before leisurely being driven back to camp to quickly consume more copious amounts of Gin, before sitting down to lunch.
NO Blood-sweat or muddy-track water for him,..instead just clear cool mind-numbing Firewater.
He pretty much lead the charmed-life,..the part that ever worked or suffered the most in him, was his poor innocent liver.
 
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this guy has never been there, done that-


100% true,
I have never shot a hunting party member, nor got totally drunk each day when away hunting
or every other day of my life for that matter.
For those who have, it sure sounds like quite a personal achievement.
 
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and when was the last time you hunted in Africa? oh, that's right- NEVER! the day i can't enjoy a sundowner around the fire in the evening is the day i quit hunting. thank God the moral majority is a uniquely American phenomenon.


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and when was the last time you hunted in Africa? oh, that's right- NEVER!


OH, I forgot Africa has all the 'toughest' animals that are apparently 'harder' to kill than any
other animal in the world....and all that 'hard work' in Africa apparently justifies ones choice
to be a practicing chronic alcoholic, each and everyday on safari for weeks or months on end.

Africa is also a place where a careless client can shoot someone and escape the liability and legal
ramifications he would otherwise face for irresponsibly doing so in a Western-World country.

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the day i can't enjoy a sundowner around the fire in the evening is the day i quit hunting.


NO one is suggesting you should not sensibly and moderately, enjoy such a casual relaxing drink.
Ruark & Craptick, the chronic alcoholics they were, could not wait till the evening-end of the day,
nor were they sensible and moderate in their consumption.
They got to consuming the contents of a bottle of alcohol from morning or midday, well before the hunting day was over,
or in some poor practices, even before hunting for the day had even started.

IF you had an alcohol dependent PH or clients, like that in your camp,
at what point would you trust them with a loaded firearm?
 
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Trax seems to have a real alcohol problem---- shame

naughty boy-hes just obsessed by alcohol--he must just not be able to handle it.

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Sweat blood?. & drink muddy water?...how f**ck*n Hilarious.... , please enough of the highly imaginative melodramatics.

Ruark did nothing of the sort.



Till you have some experience, please leave the driving to those that do--and do learn English if you are going to attempt to argue in the language. Your lack of comprehension makes you look as foolish as your observations do.

You are no longer worth arguing with

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The farce is strong with both trax and shootaway.


Mr.Graham,

most people would be glad when illegal poachers and illegal trespassers with guns, get caught out and investigated by Police authorities.
You however, got all uptight & upset when I posted about NSW gov.GameCouncil acting executive McFarland, being investigated and charged for such.
You called it being 'anti guns/hunting'....WTF?.....what a bizzare view you have on the matter.
-Why would weeding out the dishonest-underhanded trash falsely representing the hunting community, be anti-Guns/hunting????
It intrigues as to why you would see it in such a strange light.

Another matter that makes me seriously wonder about you is the Boddington Banteng hunt.
You seem to be vocal on several things concerning hunting and related issues,
Yet when it involves SCI, celebrity Boddingtons and an illegal Banteng hunt,..you seem all so strangely quiet.
Why are you so silent about a subject that involves your own bread & butter hunting grounds in the far North?

IF my trusted sources are correct, Both You and Karl Goodhand believe that particular Banteng hunt to be an illegal affair.
But you appear to say next to nothing about the subject.
Does rocking the Boddington boat at SCI make you fearful of scaring away potential American hunter-CB fans, who might spend-up big
to hunt on your lucrative concession?

You would not be putting money before being vocal about known law breakers & illegal hunting operators,..or would you?

It really seems all so pathetic that:

1./ C.Boddington came on AR to vindicate himself over the Banteng hunt,but conveniently
failed to point out that it was actually his wife that was directly implicated in the Banteng issue.

2./ That CBs wife did not herself feel compelled to come to AR in defence of Craig.B,
when she knew very well that she was the Boddington on the questionable Banteng hunt.
Why no interest by her to quell the false rumours & confusion concerning an allegation toward Mr.CB?
A celebrity name hunter openly admitting that she may have been involved in an illegal hunt,
is just too much to hope for.

3./ That Matt Graham would be so publicly silent on a matter that seriously involves illegal hunting & trespass with firearms,
in his own lucrative corner-region of the hunting world.


It would seem that some people are more interested in protecting their own personal interests & public image,
than actually discussing the truth or being open and transparent about certain things, that they fear might adversely
effect how the world views them.

Look at T.Herald for example, if he had a sincere interest to help Stu Taylor as much as possible,
He would have had something posted in his personal home-webpage about the fund raising going on for Stu Taylor.
But I guess that having something that reminds the public about the fact that He shot someone,
does not gel nicely with the commercial sponsors on the same page.
...Sorry Stu Taylor,that you dont rank very highly on Heralds priority list, after the catastrophic damage he caused you.
His own superficial glossy commercial image comes first.


and this has what to do with the topic at hand? can you say 'bait and switch?'


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When you can show you have sweated blood and drunk water from a muddy track then you can cast aspirations

Sean, have you actually done the above?
 
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When you can show you have sweated blood and drunk water from a muddy track then you can cast aspirations

Sean, have you actually done the above?


Yes


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505 gibbs riding to the rescue of Trax who is lambasting a dead man of many decades over his alcoholism on a thread about Shootaway ignoring his PH and shooting a cow.

This thread reminds me of the bird that flew in ever decreasing concentric circles until it flew right up its own ass.


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A great précis of the last 12 pages! Lets hope we don't break 13!!!!!

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TRAX stir stir stir stir stir stir stir stir stir stir stir

................................................. BOOM........... faint
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Dear God:

I thank you that I have a life.

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When you can show you have sweated blood and drunk water from a muddy track then you can cast aspirations

Sean, have you actually done the above?


Yes

Curious, what medical condition would cause you to "sweat blood"? And why in the world would you drink "water from a muddy track"? What was your PH's reaction when he saw you doing this?
 
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You drink from a hoof print because you are dehydrated and thirsty. It is not that uncommon right after a rain.

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When you can show you have sweated blood and drunk water from a muddy track then you can cast aspirations

Sean, have you actually done the above?


Yes

Curious, what medical condition would cause you to "sweat blood"? And why in the world would you drink "water from a muddy track"? What was your PH's reaction when he saw you doing this?
 
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Curious, what medical condition would cause you to "sweat blood"?


The only one that comes to mind is "Ebola Fever" and I doubt anyone infected with that virus ever lives to tell the tale.
 
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Curious, what medical condition would cause you to "sweat blood"?


The only one that comes to mind is "Ebola Fever" and I doubt anyone infected with that virus ever lives to tell the tale.


Um, to 'sweat blood' or 'sweating blood' is actually an informal manner of speaking, not meant to be taken literally. It is a saying used to describe being under intense strain.
 
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Exactly

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Sooo, Sean is saying that Trax has never been under "intense strain"? What is inferred when you say you "drank water from a muddy track"? 2020

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505 gibbs riding to the rescue of Trax who is lambasting a dead man of many decades over his alcoholism on a thread about Shootaway ignoring his PH and shooting a cow.

This thread reminds me of the bird that flew in ever decreasing concentric circles until it flew right up its own ass.

Mike


Yet here you are, again.
 
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What is inferred when you say you "drank water from a muddy track"?



Exactly what it says--

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I forget the movie, one of John Wayne's I believe, maybe not, but to the best of my memory the line goes something like this. "If I Ever Meet One Of These Texas Waddies That DOESN'T Claim He Has Drink Out Of A Muddy Cow Track, I Will Buy Him A Beer"!


Even the rocks don't last forever.



 
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You can be sure John Wayne and his writers were full of piss. The term waddie is not found in the Texas vocabulary.

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I forget the movie, one of John Wayne's I believe, maybe not, but to the best of my memory the line goes something like this. "If I Ever Meet One Of These Texas Waddies That DOESN'T Claim He Has Drink Out Of A Muddy Cow Track, I Will Buy Him A Beer"!
 
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I forget the movie, one of John Wayne's I believe, maybe not, but to the best of my memory the line goes something like this. "If I Ever Meet One Of These Texas Waddies That DOESN'T Claim He Has Drink Out Of A Muddy Cow Track, I Will Buy Him A Beer"!


That was in TRUE GRIT!

The phrase Sweating blood is as described above by David.
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Um, to 'sweat blood' or 'sweating blood' is actually an informal manner of speaking, not meant to be taken literally. It is a saying used to describe being under intense strain.


The drinking from a cow track is only an old cowboy saying meant to imply that in many western cattle drives cowboys had to cross miles of country when water holes were dry, and even dirty water found in tracks or depressions in the rocks were life savers, and one could TALK but if they had not walked the walk he didn't know what he was talking about.

Hence the saying "if you haven't sweated blood, or drank dirty water from a cow track" you haven't walk the walk! Neither saying was meant to be taken literally. It is simply an old cowboy saying from the cattle drive days, nothing more, and any cowboy knows what is meant by it!

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Thanks Mac and you also 4759. This whole conversation has became so convoluted and off topic, that it almost isn't funny anymore.

We have went from chastising someone that does not believe that he was the least bit at fault, to a discourse about Texas phrases as portrayed by Hollywood.

I am surprised that it has not angled off all that much about Capstick or Mark Sullivan or Blair Worldwide Outfitting!


Even the rocks don't last forever.



 
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give it time. i figure we still have 2-3 pages to go and lots of easy targets, especially the dead ones.....


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naughty boy-hes just obsessed by alcohol--he must just not be able to handle it.

Clearly Ruark could not handle his obsession with & abuse of alcohol.
as your mythical African hero status, Ruark, died from alcohol induced chronic liver failure.
You must be so proud of him.

If Ruark had drunk muddy rain water, instead of thousands & thousands of 'Dirty Martini' firewaters,
He could have enjoyed a much longer life of the outdoors & hunting.



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Texas phrases as portrayed by Hollywood.


Sean Russell it seems bases his perspective of life on:

1./ Alcoholic spin artists like Ruark,Hemingway and Craptick.
2./ crapola Cowboy 'sweat blood' phrases from Hollywood.

-nuff said....unless his favourite cowboy movie is 'Brokeback Mountain'.
 
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Um, to 'sweat blood' or 'sweating blood' is actually an informal manner of speaking, not meant to be taken literally. It is a saying used to describe being under intense strain.


It is claimed by some,that Jesus of Nazareth sweat blood in the garden of Gethsemane.

Luke 22:44

'And being in agony, He prayed more earnestly. Then His sweat became like great drops of blood falling down to the ground.'

However it does not directly say that Jesus sweat blood.
It could simply be description of how rapidly beading sweat fell in the same way,that drops of blood would, from a person.

Medically:

“Hematidrosis” is a rare medical condition where one’s sweat will contain blood.
The sweat glands are surrounded by tiny blood vessels. These vessels can constrict and then dilate to the point of rupture
where the blood will then effuse into the sweat glands.

However,most people facing imminent death or very stressful life threatening circumstances, never ever release blood with sweat.

Some people just have a much lower tolerance-ability to cope with high stress situations, and the body can react adversely.
Its a rare unique body reaction, but that does not mean the stimuli that cause it,to be any more extreme or exceptional to what
others have faced - and not released blood through their sweat glands.

Just because a very ultra-rare few people have released blood with their sweat,
does not necessarily make the life experience which triggered it, any more special or noteworthy.

Maybe Sean Russell can share with the forum,
the situation or circumstance, that he believes caused him to release blood with his sweat.... popcorn
 
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I see Trax is way off in the ditch with another one of his faux moral rampages.
 
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I see Trax is way off in the ditch with another one of his faux moral rampages.


not to mention the classic bait and switch. i really think he needs a shrink


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Hey did any of you guys catch the latest beach bunny killer thriller where they mixed morons and zombies. It's called "Attack of the Killer Zorons." I'm thinking some folks on this thread would really find it to be extremely intellectually stimulating.



 
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I see Trax is way off in the ditch with another one of his faux moral rampages.


not to mention the classic bait and switch. i really think he needs a shrink


I can't believe there are still people who see any more than this when he posts:

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I see Trax is way off in the ditch with another one of his faux moral rampages.


not to mention the classic bait and switch. i really think he needs a shrink


I can't believe there are still people who see any more than this when he posts:

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I can't believe we are on page 13.
 
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I see Trax is way off in the ditch with another one of his faux moral rampages.


not to mention the classic bait and switch. i really think he needs a shrink


I can't believe there are still people who see any more than this when he posts:

Ignored post by Trax posted 01 October 2013 23:42

I can't believe we are on page 13.


I know. I think it holds the same kind of morbid attraction as a train wreck.


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