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A Hunter's "Who's Who" - Part Two
13 March 2006, 07:00
NickuduA Hunter's "Who's Who" - Part Two
A Hunter's Who's Who? - Fewer photos this time but generally more difficult ... I think!
#3: Kermit Roosevelt
#7: John Buhmiller.
#9: Ernest Hemingway and ...
#13: James Mellon
#14: John Kingsley-Heath and ...
#19: Robert Stack
#32: Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.
#36: Harold Wolf
#37: Tony Sanchez-Arino
#38: John "Pondoro" Taylor and son Will, from Kansas.
Some other familiar faces but those are my first "guesses," trying to beat someone to identifying at least one of the above.
13 March 2006, 08:36
Steve Richards#31) Carl Ackeley
13 March 2006, 08:50
kayaker#4 – Denis Finch-Hatton on the right…
#5 – Beryl Markham?
#9 – Ernest Hemingway
#11- Warren Page?
#12 – I think his first name is Gordon...can’t remember the surname!
#13 –James Mellon
#14 –John Kingsley-Heath
#17 – Know this one, he was often in the SCI Magazine…First name Ken?...brain fart!
#20-Looks like John Kingsley-Heath again (left)
#23 – PH is Luke Samaras ?
#27 – Werner von Alvensleben and Harry Manners
#31 –know it too…double brain fart of the night
Thats it, stumped!
13 March 2006, 09:25
BaxterB38 is JOhn and John Dawkins
13 March 2006, 11:52
Bwanamich31 - Cottar
"...Them, they were Giants!"
J.A. Hunter describing the early explorers and settlers of East Africa
hunting is not about the killing but about the chase of the hunt.... Ortega Y Gasset
13 March 2006, 15:13
mouse93
25 - former Yugoslav leader Josip Broz - Tito
also with rhino:
http://www.titoville.com/images/tito-nosorog.jpgand buff:
http://www.titoville.com/images/tito-gnu.jpg2) R.J. Cuninghame
9) Hemingway + ?Banks?
12) Gordon Cormack
15) Karen Blixen
18) Ingrid Lindström
31) Carl Akeley
34) Elmer Keith and ?
35) R. Ruark?
38) John Taylor + whatshisname from NZ?
39) P.J.Pretorius
13 March 2006, 16:32
Bwana1#14- Jim Rickhoff, John Kinsley-Heath, #17- Bert Klineberger, Yoshi Yamamoto...
13 March 2006, 17:15
Rich Elliott# 8 is C J McElroy
Rich Elliott
Rich Elliott
Ethiopian Rift Valley Safaris
13 March 2006, 17:37
NickuduExcellent work!
So far we have:
#1 - Andrew Holmberg
#2 - RJ Cunningham
#3 - Kermit Roosevelt
#4 - Bror Blixon, HRS, Denys Finch-Hatton
#5 - Anne Matthews
#6 - Bob Chatfield-Taylor
#7 - John Buhmiller
#8 - CJ McElroy
#9 - Percival & Hemingway
#10 - Fred Bear
#11 - Fred Huntington
#12 - Gordon Cormac
#13 - James Mellon
#14 - Jim Rikoff & John Kingsley-Heath
#15 - Kathleen Seth-Smith
#16 - Kevin “Doctari†Robinson
#17 - Bert Klineberger & Watson Yoshimoto
#18 - Margarete Trappe 1st Woman PH
#19 - Robert Stack
#20 - John Kingsley-Heath & Jack O’Connor
#21 - David Ommanney
#22 - Richard Harland
#23 - Patricia Pugh, Luke Samaras, Paul Roberts
#24 - ????????????
#25 - Marshall Tito
#26 - Wallace Taber
#27 - Werner von Albensleben & Leo Kroger
#28 - Teddy Roosevelt
#29 - Count Yebes
#30 - Eleanor O’Connor
#31 - Carl Ackley
#32 - Teddy Roosevelt Jr.
#33 - Roy Rogers
#34 - Herb Klein
#35 - Percival Gray
#36 - Harald Wolf
#37 - Tony Sanchez-Arino
#38 - John Taylor – John Dawkins
#39 - PJ Pretorious
13 March 2006, 18:49
Bwana1#23-?, L.Samaras, Paul Roberts #34- Herb Kline &?
13 March 2006, 18:58
MarteriusI wonder if #5 is Princess Alice? I am not sure if she hunted but she was on several safaris in Kenya in the good old days.
The man in the middle in #4 could be Bror Blixen, a guess based on his length (and the context) more than anything else...
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A man can never have too much red wine, too many books, or too much ammunition. - R. Kipling
1) Willie Banks
4) Bror Blixen, Prince of Wales + D F-H
9) Philip Percival + Hemingway
11) Fred Huntington??
22) Charles Puff
28) Charles Cottar or Arthur Neumann
30) Eleanor O'Connor
35) Philip Percival...?
13 March 2006, 20:21
NickuduSome great guesses! I have added correct names to the above listing.
Oh no, I'm getting obsessive about this! Gotta recognize them!!
OK, this is my last guess:
1) John Boyes
6) Finn Aagaard
15) Beryl Markham?
24) Edgar Plunt??
28) Teddy Himself?
29) Donald Kerr
34) Sure looks Elmer Keith on the left but if not...? Beats me.
35) it isn't Charles Newton is it?
36) Nickudu himself!
A really interesting topic, more of this, please!
13 March 2006, 21:13
Nickudu #28 is "TR" (added to above list)
14 March 2006, 03:22
MarteriusMy guess is that # 15 is Pauline Hemingway, Ernest's second wife.
Edited: Number 18 looks a bit like his first wife, Hadley Hemingway, but I am not sure if she ever was in Africa (at least not with him).
Regards,
Martin
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A man can never have too much red wine, too many books, or too much ammunition. - R. Kipling
14 March 2006, 03:49
NickuduMarterius, my friend. Even though you are wrong, you are way too smart!
Calling mrlexma, Canuck, the night shift ...
14 March 2006, 04:06
Marteriusquote:
Originally posted by Nickudu:
Marterius, my friend. Even though you are wrong, you are way too smart!
Calling mrlexma, Canuck, the night shift ...
Nickudu, I am the last person who should be doing this, I only spend time on it because I have so booring stuff to deal with IRL right now (proof-reading).
Now I gladly leave this to those who have read the right books.
Thanks for the entertainment!
Regards,
Martin
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A man can never have too much red wine, too many books, or too much ammunition. - R. Kipling
14 March 2006, 06:42
Michael RobinsonNick, these are TOUGH! But I do know that #29 is Count de Yebes and his world record giant sable, somewhere around 65", IIRC. What an animal!
Mike
Wilderness is my cathedral, and hunting is my prayer.
14 March 2006, 10:48
bulldog563
That Sable in #29 is unbelievable! My eyes popped out so far they hit my computer screen when the pic came up. Wow
14 March 2006, 15:28
Nickuduquote:
Originally posted by mrlexma:
Nick, these are TOUGH! But I do know that #29 is Count de Yebes and his world record giant sable, somewhere around 65", IIRC. What an animal!
Correct mrlexma!
Seems as though the pics are just a tad too difficult this time out (I'll get it right) but still, another impressive showing by the members.
14 March 2006, 15:43
bulldog563Great pics. Wear do you get them all?
14 March 2006, 15:48
Nickuduquote:
Originally posted by bulldog563:
Great pics. Wear do you get them all?
All from the "Nickudu Files", where else?
14 March 2006, 19:49
headschmo#21 - David Ommaney
14 March 2006, 21:08
NickuduThat is correct!
Welcome to "AR".
Now come on Nickudu, I can't take this any longer, who are those rest?
15 March 2006, 18:12
moleman#15 - Ms. Seth-Smith
#20 - I think it's Eleanor O'Connor that is doing the shooting.
#22 - Harry Selby (on the right without a shirt) and Dave Wolfe behind the cape buffalo head
Kurt
Soli Deo Gloria
15 March 2006, 19:02
NickuduCorrect! #15 is Kathleen Seth-Smith.
In #22 we are looking for the gentleman to the left, posing with the elephant tusks.
16 March 2006, 12:55
MarteriusI am with JTH!
Regards,
Martin
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A man can never have too much red wine, too many books, or too much ammunition. - R. Kipling
Since you aren't revealing the names, I guess I must still keep guessing...
These are just wild shots anymore, but at least they haven't been mentioned yet:
1) Lord Delamere
6) Roy Weatherby
16) can't be Ross Seyfried can it? I suppose not.
18) Osa Johnson at her old age
22) -
26) -
33) -
35) Stewart White
I can't make up anything else out of those! Please, don't keep us in tension much longer!!!
17 March 2006, 00:53
husky15) Kevin "Doctari" Robertson and his Domoulin .505 Gibbs and a nice buffalo...
17 March 2006, 03:30
Nickuduquote:
Originally posted by husky:
15) Kevin "Doctari" Robertson and his Domoulin .505 Gibbs and a nice buffalo...
Correct Husky!
#16
18 March 2006, 09:47
CanuckOoohhh, I just hate seeing a puzzle unfinished!
You are going to make me scour the Nickudu Files again, aren't you!
Cheers,
Canuck
19 March 2006, 06:53
CanuckOK, Nick....
1. Andrew Holmberg
5. Anne Matthews
6. Father of the 416 Taylor...Bob Chatfield-Taylor
10. Fred Bear!
18. First ever woman PH, Margarete Trappe
20. J K-H and
Jack O'Connor (man, you were real close moleman!)
22. Richard Harland
23. Patty Pugh, w/ Luke Samaras and Paul Roberts
24. ????????? Argh!
26. Wallace Taber
27. Leo Kroeger, w/ Werner von Albensleben
33. The grinning guy in the balaclava is the King of the Cowboys...Roy Rogers!
35. Percival Gray
Cheers,
Canuck
19 March 2006, 15:45
NickuduWEll, Alrighty Then!
A new leader!
What the heck took so long?
Super Job, Canuck but don't be looking for #24. I'm holding on to that one for the
finals!
quote:
Originally posted by Nickudu:
Excellent work!
So far we have:
#1 - Andrew Holmberg
#2 - RJ Cunningham
#3 - Kermit Roosevelt
#4 - Bror Blixon, HRS, Denys Finch-Hatton
#5 - Anne Matthews
#6 - Bob Chatfield-Taylor
#7 - John Buhmiller
#8 - CJ McElroy
#9 - Percival & Hemingway
#10 - Fred Bear
#11 - Fred Huntington
#12 - Gordon Cormac
#13 - James Mellon
#14 - Jim Rikoff & John Kingsley-Heath
#15 - Kathleen Seth-Smith
#16 - Kevin “Doctari†Robinson
#17 - Bert Klineberger & Watson Yoshimoto
#18 - Margarete Trappe 1st Woman PH
#19 - Robert Stack
#20 - John Kingsley-Heath & Jack O’Connor
#21 - David Ommanney
#22 - Richard Harland
#23 - Patricia Pugh, Luke Samaras, Paul Roberts
#24 - ????????????
#25 - Marshall Tito
#26 - Wallace Taber
#27 - Werner von Albensleben & Leo Kroger
#28 - Teddy Roosevelt
#29 - Count Yebes
#30 - Eleanor O’Connor
#31 - Carl Ackley
#32 - Teddy Roosevelt Jr.
#33 - Roy Rogers
#34 - Herb Klein
#35 - Percival Gray
#36 - Harald Wolf
#37 - Tony Sanchez-Arino
#38 - John Taylor – John Dawkins
#39 - PJ Pretorious
BTT
quote:
Originally posted by Nickudu:
A Hunter's Who's Who? - Fewer photos this time but generally more difficult ... I think!
24.
AND
Where did #10, Fred Bear, go to?
19 March 2006, 17:22
bulldog56324 wouldn't happen to be Patterson would it?