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Boddington book sells for $ 30k at auction
http://sportsafield.com/safari...k-sets-world-record/
 
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“Electricity surged through the room?” So they wired the chairs to shock people into raising their hands?

Good for the Weatherby Foundation, I guess, but the article is a little much, no?
 
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I like auctions. Especially the ones at sci.

But I am pure business. I know what I want to buy and a price I want to pay. I also have a set of auctions I would bid on if I think they were trading cheap - my opportunistic bucket.

I really hate galas and auctions tied to social events. Often people bid for social prestige or under social pressure.

I would pass anything boddington unless it was am ruger #1.

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Well good for them. The money goes to a worthy cause.


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+2. Excellent news for the Weatherby Foundation and needed dollars for their coffers and kudos to Mr. Boddington. Well done.


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Money raised for a good cause. Well done to all involved. If someone is bitching and moaning about the book and its author you have missed the point entirely.....
 
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Too bad the money couldn't have gone to some of the creditors he screwed over when he filed bankruptcy.
 
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Too bad the money couldn't have gone to some of the creditors he screwed over when he filed bankruptcy.


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Too bad the money couldn't have gone to some of the creditors he screwed over when he filed bankruptcy.


No, his sales of used hunting shirts went to that. Actually, Col. Boddington seems to be a great guy and a great ambassador to our sport. I will always wish him the best.


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What does the Weatherby Foundation do? This is a serious question. It is not criticism.
 
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What does the Weatherby Foundation do? This is a serious question. It is not criticism.


Formed in 1988, the Foundation’s mission statement is “to educate youth and the non-hunting public on the beneficial role of ethical sport hunting and its contribution to wildlife conservation”. It is one of the few non-profit organizations to focus its efforts and financial support on education outside of the industry.
 
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Too bad the money couldn't have gone to some of the creditors he screwed over when he filed bankruptcy.


CB's bankruptcy papers are public information. You should read them. The poor guy has nothing, no money, no taxidermy, only a few mundane rifles, etc.
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Too bad the money couldn't have gone to some of the creditors he screwed over when he filed bankruptcy.


CB's bankruptcy papers are public information. You should read them. The poor guy has nothing, no money, no taxidermy, only a few mundane rifles, etc.
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I don't want to waste my money on Pacer looking at a Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing and order.
 
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What does the Weatherby Foundation do? This is a serious question. It is not criticism.


Formed in 1988, the Foundation’s mission statement is “to educate youth and the non-hunting public on the beneficial role of ethical sport hunting and its contribution to wildlife conservation”. It is one of the few non-profit organizations to focus its efforts and financial support on education outside of the industry.


Great Mission. I have never seen anything from them. What have I missed? It is certainly an important mission.

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Too bad the money couldn't have gone to some of the creditors he screwed over when he filed bankruptcy.


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I must say I think Boddington is a good ambassador for hunting and very knowledgable about all things Africa.


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Been taking my time reading "Where Lions Roar", the last of 3 Boddington books I bought last year.

He certainly makes for a good read and is totally honest about his own miscues.

He comes across as one stand-up guy IMO.


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Craig Bridlington is a very awesome person and a very good Hunter .He is one tough guy and served out country in.times of war .I can't stand people on.here who.put him down.He is a living legend and the best living writer there is .He has hunted many lands .I.have talked to him many.times and he is very down to earth and a very good person.His hunting adventures in today's world are very unique .I.am very glad he won the Weatherby award .It takes a mighty big person to fill his shoes on his experiences in hunting.
 
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Craig was and is sill is a great ambassador to America and sport hunting. In my opinion it was his experiences and information that he shared with Americans that helped thousands of individuals prepare for their first safaris to the dark Continent. Through his honest and detailed writing he lead the way to countries that the false political media portrayed as no go areas. Many countries in Africa do not realise how much he has contributed through his writing. The book selling for 30k speaks for itself. Thank you Sir.
 
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Craig Bridlington is a very awesome person and a very good Hunter .He is one tough guy and served out country in.times of war .I can't stand people on.here who.put him down.He is a living legend and the best living writer there is .He has hunted many lands .I.have talked to him many.times and he is very down to earth and a very good person.His hunting adventures in today's world are very unique .I.am very glad he won the Weatherby award .It takes a mighty big person to fill his shoes on his experiences in hunting.


Indeed. The man suffered a heart attack and still was able to hump it out of the mountains of Uganda (I think) before receiving medical attention.

It is great to have him as a representative. He’s worlds better than the whoop it up hunters on most shows.


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Too bad the money couldn't have gone to some of the creditors he screwed over when he filed bankruptcy.


CB's bankruptcy papers are public information. You should read them. The poor guy has nothing, no money, no taxidermy, only a few mundane rifles, etc.
Cal


But this is AR where there is a certain stereotypical crowd that loves to kick anybody who’s down. These same people are jealous little twits who trash anybody who’s accomplishments threaten their fragile egos too. It’s actualy quite disgusting.



 
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Still no answer to my question about why I have never seen anything from Weatherby Foundation. Did I just miss it? Just interested. If they have info looking to pirate it.

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Too bad the money couldn't have gone to some of the creditors he screwed over when he filed bankruptcy.


CB's bankruptcy papers are public information. You should read them. The poor guy has nothing, no money, no taxidermy, only a few mundane rifles, etc.
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But this is AR where there is a certain stereotypical crowd that loves to kick anybody who’s down. These same people are jealous little twits who trash anybody who’s accomplishments threaten their fragile egos too. It’s actualy quite disgusting.


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Craig's mistake was giving power of attorney to an unscrupulous "agent." His bankruptcy involved only one of his several businesses.

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I thought his bankruptcy was personal.
 
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I've known Craig for many years and he is the real deal-like it or not. Yes, we ALL make mistakes and you would be shocked at how many so-called successful people have filed BK or have been embroiled in contentious litigation at one time or another-I dare say most. There's skeletons in everyone's closet. I discussed AR with Craig a year or so ago, and he had nothing but good to say about it. He did say, however, that AR can sometimes be a "tough crowd". I think that the fact that no matter what he would say or do would never fully satisfy the proverbial critics on here, eventually caused him to leave. I personally believe that he was a valuable contributor to AR from time to time. It's not hard to see why most hunting celebs would never post on AR. Someone's always got a stick up their arse about them in one way or the other. I always tell people: When you point your finger at someone to accuse them of something, there's always three of your fingers pointing back at you.
 
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Too bad the money couldn't have gone to some of the creditors he screwed over when he filed bankruptcy.


CB's bankruptcy papers are public information. You should read them. The poor guy has nothing, no money, no taxidermy, only a few mundane rifles, etc.
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But this is AR where there is a certain stereotypical crowd that loves to kick anybody who’s down. These same people are jealous little twits who trash anybody who’s accomplishments threaten their fragile egos too. It’s actualy quite disgusting.


I dread the day I make a mistake.


Should have never let me get off the plane....
 
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Still no answer to my question about why I have never seen anything from Weatherby Foundation. Did I just miss it? Just interested. If they have info looking to pirate it.

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I am not sure what they do to promote youth hunting. But I can tell you that they awarded my daughter a Weatherby Shot gun for entering a hunting photo and short answer about the photo.
 
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Craig's mistake was giving power of attorney to an unscrupulous "agent." His bankruptcy involved only one of his several businesses.

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Well, I understand that it was a Chapter 7, which is personal BK. I also understand that he valued his business at $1 for a business that paid him and his wife over 7K per month. I don't have any facts as to what cause the BK, not my business.

But I don't think that he is all that of a great writer. I think you can find better writing in Gray's Sporting Journal from the few of the pieces of his that I have read.
 
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Spot on fairgame, cheap shot artists at their best...

Boddingtons books are great books, he has been there, seen the elephant, and is pretty darn well informed on hunting and rifles.

As to his personal life, that's none of my business..


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Is this one of those cases of 'No good deed goes unpunished'?

I am happy his book brought so much money for ANY good hunting cause. We have plenty of enemies out there.

I only met him once at an SCI convention. He was extremely kind to me, a stranger who at that time was too shy to ask him to autograph my copy of his books. He saw me standing back away from his table behind the crowd and sensed what I was hoping for. He motioned me forward and signed two of his books that I had brought, "Safari Rifles" and "American Hunting Rifles".

I paid him nothing and he asked for nothing except for my hand which he shook and said with a smile, "Enjoy your upcoming first safari. I envy you, as you only get a first safari once."

This was 17 years ago when I hadn't even been in Africa yet. It was his writings that inspired me to go. For that alone, I owe him a lot.

I don't know who he owes concerning this bankruptcy thing, or anything about it. As one person said above, many of us have been less financially well off in the past, and have needed help.

But my sense is, Mr. Boddington is a good man. Perhaps unlucky in some business dealings, don't know about that, but a good man none the less.

And if he's a poor writer as some have suggested, I guess I am a poor reader. His writing took me to Africa, and I return this summer for my 8th safari. Life for me has not been the same since. Thank you Colonel Boddington. And, thank you for your service. beer
 
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Surefire 7,
An honorable post in that you judged him for his interaction with you, not by hearsay and green eyed envy, however his experiences in hunting are a thing to be envied by all, but did he not share them with all of us, not to be criticized by rude behavior.


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Is this one of those cases of 'No good deed goes unpunished'?

I am happy his book brought so much money for ANY good hunting cause. We have plenty of enemies out there.

I only met him once at an SCI convention. He was extremely kind to me, a stranger who at that time was too shy to ask him to autograph my copy of his books. He saw me standing back away from his table behind the crowd and sensed what I was hoping for. He motioned me forward and signed two of his books that I had brought, "Safari Rifles" and "American Hunting Rifles".

I paid him nothing and he asked for nothing except for my hand which he shook and said with a smile, "Enjoy your upcoming first safari. I envy you, as you only get a first safari once."

This was 17 years ago when I hadn't even been in Africa yet. It was his writings that inspired me to go. For that alone, I owe him a lot.

I don't know who he owes concerning this bankruptcy thing, or anything about it. As one person said above, many of us have been less financially well off in the past, and have needed help.

But my sense is, Mr. Boddington is a good man. Perhaps unlucky in some business dealings, don't know about that, but a good man none the less.

And if he's a poor writer as some have suggested, I guess I am a poor reader. His writing took me to Africa, and I return this summer for my 8th safari. Life for me has not been the same since. Thank you Colonel Boddington. And, thank you for your service. beer


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Is this one of those cases of 'No good deed goes unpunished'?

I am happy his book brought so much money for ANY good hunting cause. We have plenty of enemies out there.

I only met him once at an SCI convention. He was extremely kind to me, a stranger who at that time was too shy to ask him to autograph my copy of his books. He saw me standing back away from his table behind the crowd and sensed what I was hoping for. He motioned me forward and signed two of his books that I had brought, "Safari Rifles" and "American Hunting Rifles".

I paid him nothing and he asked for nothing except for my hand which he shook and said with a smile, "Enjoy your upcoming first safari. I envy you, as you only get a first safari once."

This was 17 years ago when I hadn't even been in Africa yet. It was his writings that inspired me to go. For that alone, I owe him a lot.

I don't know who he owes concerning this bankruptcy thing, or anything about it. As one person said above, many of us have been less financially well off in the past, and have needed help.

But my sense is, Mr. Boddington is a good man. Perhaps unlucky in some business dealings, don't know about that, but a good man none the less.

And if he's a poor writer as some have suggested, I guess I am a poor reader. His writing took me to Africa, and I return this summer for my 8th safari. Life for me has not been the same since. Thank you Colonel Boddington. And, thank you for your service. beer


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I've known Craig for 35 years, and was his editor for literally dozens of SCI projects for many of those years. No other hunting and gun writer works harder or is more prolific, professional and knowledgeable. His Weatherby Award is well deserved and the mark the $30,000 auction price set for his book will never be equalled. I am honored to be his friend.

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Prolific and Good are two different things. He's an average writer at best. Is he prolific, yes. Better writing in Gray's Sporting Journal. It was Hemingway that had me Run with the Bulls in Pampolma and Safari in Africa. That's great writing.

Of course, I am alway happy to see money go to worthy causes.
 
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Prolific and Good are two different things. He's an average writer at best. Is he prolific, yes. Better writing in Gray's Sporting Journal. It was Hemingway that had me Run with the Bulls in Pampolma and Safari in Africa. That's great writing.

Of course, I am alway happy to see money go to worthy causes.



Completely agree...

I have met Craig several times, and personally like him. He has always been friendly, gracious, particularly kind to my wife, has gone out of his way to meet/shake hands any time we are in the same place, etc.. We have bought several of his books, and I enjoy reading them.. My opinion is he is a good guy, and has done a lot of good for hunting, both domestically and internationally..

But, like you, it was Hemingway that made me want to go to Pamplona to run with the bulls in 2014.. and Capstick that made me first dream of hunting in Africa..

I find Craigs writing to be informative...

While I find others to be inspiring..
 
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When I have two dozen or so books published, win a 1/2 dozen or so literary awards, and have 100s of magazine articles published; feel free to call me an "average" writer.


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1. The proper answer to: Where is the best place in town to get a steak dinner? is…You should go to Mel's Diner and get the fried chicken.
2. Big game animals can tell the difference between .015 of an inch in diameter, 15 grains of bullet weight, and 150 fps.
3. There is a difference in the performance of two identical projectiles launched at the same velocity if they came from different cartridges.
4. While a double rifle is the perfect DGR, every 375HH bolt gun needs to be modified to carry at least 5 down.
5. While a floor plate and detachable box magazine both use a mechanical latch, only the floor plate latch is reliable. Disregard the fact that every modern military rifle uses a detachable box magazine.
6. The Remington 700 is unreliable regardless of the fact it is the basis of the USMC M40 sniper rifle for 40+ years with no changes to the receiver or extractor and is the choice of more military and law enforcement sniper units than any other rifle.
7. PF actions are not suitable for a DGR and it is irrelevant that the M1, M14, M16, & AK47 which were designed for hunting men that can shoot back are all PF actions.
8. 95 deg F in Africa is different than 95 deg F in TX or CA and that is why you must worry about ammunition temperature in Africa (even though most safaris take place in winter) but not in TX or in CA.
9. The size of a ding in a gun's finish doesn't matter, what matters is whether it’s a safe ding or not.
10. 1 in a row is a trend, 2 in a row is statistically significant, and 3 in a row is an irrefutable fact.
11. Never buy a WSM or RCM cartridge for a safari rifle or your go to rifle in the USA because if they lose your ammo you can't find replacement ammo but don't worry 280 Rem, 338-06, 35 Whelen, and all Weatherby cartridges abound in Africa and back country stores.
12. A well hit animal can run 75 yds. in the open and suddenly drop with no initial blood trail, but the one I shot from 200 yds. away that ran 10 yds. and disappeared into a thicket and was not found was lost because the bullet penciled thru. I am 100% certain of this even though I have no physical evidence.
13. A 300 Win Mag is a 500 yard elk cartridge but a 308 Win is not a 300 yard elk cartridge even though the same bullet is travelling at the same velocity at those respective distances.
 
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When I have two dozen or so books published, win a 1/2 dozen or so literary awards, and have 100s of magazine articles published; feel free to call me an "average" writer.


Someone paying $30,000 for your book says you are far from an "average" writer.

To be fair, Craig's target market is not the readers of Sporting Classics. He is an hunting and shooting journalist writing clearly for those who want timely information in these subjects. He has done very well with this niche.

Some of SC's writers seem to write to impress readers with what they view as literary genius, overusing convoluted and complex sentence structure dripping with pretentious adjectives.

This may attract some readers, and more power to them, but the line between good writing and purple prose is mighty thin.

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