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Originally posted by wynwood (June 26, 2005):
I wanted to add that I just came back here to Pa after spending the spring on my son's trawler cooking and hobbleing around deck with my leg in a cast. He, (Jack Murphy) guides for all the coastal animals out of Cordova and for his normal backup rifle he totes a 458Win Mag,but for wounded bear in brush he carries a custom made 10 ga. dbland handloaded slugs.

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Originally posted by cats (Sept 24, 2005):
in the USA we're called guides, an it is my son Shawn whom is the guide not I. I only spent time with him on his boat this spring in Ak while awaiting the removal of a cast from my leg....doing cooking, pulling crab traps, fishing, fleshing,etc.
If your intention is to make a stab at me try to get the facts straight.

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Originally posted by AnotherAZWriter:
Cats:

I don't think there is any proof required. There is little doubt you are Wynwood. There is little doubt you are a pathetic liar. There is little doubt that you have a need to be perceived by others as someone you are not. Do you honestly beleive that anyone on AR thinks otherwise?

Why don't you come back as "Holedigger" - because just when we think there is no way you can dig a deeper hole, you do it. Now there is one thing you are a very good at.

You are the laughing stock of the whole board.

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Originally posted by AnotherAZWriter:
Cats:

I don't think there is any proof required. There is little doubt you are Wynwood. There is little doubt you are a pathetic liar. There is little doubt that you have a need to be perceived by others as someone you are not. Do you honestly beleive that anyone on AR thinks otherwise?

Why don't you come back as "Holedigger" - because just when we think there is no way you can dig a deeper hole, you do it. Now there is one thing you are a very good at.

You are the laughing stock of the whole board.

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Originally posted by wynwood (June 7, 2005):
Steve: thank you for your offer, imfo I have follows; Norman Brinks, 787 South Maple Street, Nazareth, Pa hunt dates ended 7/24/2003 he hunted with Onganju (sp?) Game Farm near Windhoek
his animals in cluded a Hartman's zebra, springbuck, oryx (gemsbok), red hartebeast, and warthog his picture has 13" written on the back of it and the w'hog looks large so it could be.
any help would be greatly appreciated...she's a nice lady . Wyn

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Originally posted by cats:

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Originally posted by AnotherAZWriter:
Cats:

I don't think there is any proof required. There is little doubt you are Wynwood. There is little doubt you are a pathetic liar. There is little doubt that you have a need to be perceived by others as someone you are not. Do you honestly beleive that anyone on AR thinks otherwise?

Why don't you come back as "Holedigger" - because just when we think there is no way you can dig a deeper hole, you do it. Now there is one thing you are a very good at.

You are the laughing stock of the whole board.

what's the matter did you shoot your mouth off again an tell another lie when you repeatedly claimed I was "driver"? like I said my day is so spoile now..no no make that my life...'cause a web site in cyberspace has a couple doz members whom don't like ole cats BOOOO HOOO....best if I just blow my brains out my life is over BOOO HOO.
Funny no one has figured out whom bought his lion after viewing zip files...we're getting closer to the day when i not only tell but SHOW PICS of it too

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Incontrovertible scientific evidence they both evolved from the same, single-celled organism that in spite of a voracious appetite, failed to develop much cell structure north of the medulla oblongata.

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Originally posted by ForrestB:
You're a real piece of work Terrence.

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True I've never hunted in any country of SA with a gun other than 1 I borrowed from the estate owner in Zim. While there on buisness way back when first out of school and landed my first rep job and traveled to both Zim and RSA with my boss and a salesmanger to a Dutch owned private estate.I returned to do work there 2 yrs later and also took my bow along with my rifles.

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Originally posted by AnotherAZWriter:
Jean B. de Runz:

THAT was hilarious. Thanks for taking the time. I am going to be laughing all day. You should be on TV.

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Originally posted by wynwood (June 2, 2005):
Once again in his haste to try and make trouble 500 has once again misrepresented the facts i posted from another site.
I have killed my buffalo dating back t WWII era.True
HIS words about me killing them during WWII in Zim are not mine...mine were in response to his question of where I killed them with a 45-70 and a longbow. To which I replied in Zim.
HE FAILED to mention I killed the majority with a 458Lott, and a a 404 Jeffery

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Originally posted by wynwood (May 1, 2005):
NitroX yes I have killed a cape buff with a 45-70 back in 1999 using a 450 gr hard cast that I reloaded myself into Starline brass and 54.0 gr IMR3031 (CL),
500 gr I do not know where or how you hunt I do not judge you but regardless of where I hunt I always wait for a broadside shot or a 1/4 away shot (which is my prefered angle and #1 choice). The fore mentioned buff did not fall in his tracks...he went 12 feet before dropping from my first shot. I placed a second insurance shot down thru the spine into the chest at 10 yds, though I doubt it was needed.
As far as booking my trip ...I am waiting as I've placed my deposit last Feb. for an '06 safari...can you guess what caliber I'm taking?

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Originally posted by wynwood (May 2, 2005):
'99 found me in Zim. attending a business meeting /hunt when I killed my 45-70 bull, 2001 found me at the same privately owned Dutch estate for the same purpose this time with a Golden Eagle/Predator in hand intent on zebra,warthog,eland when I took my 2nd bull.
'06 will find me on my first leg in Namibia near Etosha for 10 days then HOPEFULLY onto the same estate in Zim. to try for sable, this is where I MAY run into a buff again . These hunts are strictly bow/arrow affairs run by Andy Kocket Safaris, my main interest is a quality sable. I really haven't the need to kill another buff.....but whom knows temptation can make a man do odd things.

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Originally posted by cats (Aug 11, 2005):
in 1953 my parents were traveling thru all of Africa with my older sister and myself as a small boy in tow. I remember walking the path into that great tree lodge then spending the night there watching all types of wonderful "African animals" under those big spotlights.
We Traveled from there to Narobi where my mother flew home with us kids while my father traveled and hunted other parts of Africa .
I well recall him reading me a letter sent from his friend saying the Mau Mau Experience was awfully deadly and among other things the Mau Mau had torched that great lodge in 1954. Cat

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Originally posted by cats (AUG 16, 2005):
Several years ago I traveled to the area Harhare in Zimbabawe twice a year for 5 years to do business. Our clients were wealthy Dutch gentlemen whom owned their own hunting preserve of about 6000 acres. The usual meetings took place till roughly 2 Pm then a lunch and if interested we were welcomed to an afternoon hunt.
The first few years I either borrowed a rifle from the owners or took my own. I mentioned that I would like to try my hand at sitting a blind with my archery gear asking if I may bring it the next trip. Our hosts were more than eager for me to do so, so I packed my 60# compound and 2 doz shafts along the following flight.
I was fortunate to kill zebra, orbi, bushbuck, a 53" kudu and a warthog during the course of the 10 days I was there. all my hosts asked was that I did not try killing a cape buffalo with my bow.... I easily could have as I had 2 nice herd bulls at different times within 20 yds broadside.
Since that time the Dutch have contracted with a PH to sell archery only hunts for surplus animals...I have thought of returning for a sable and a cape buffalo with my bow. I am booked for Namibia next August but am pondering adding a trip to that for the buffalo/sable.

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Originally posted by cats (Oct 19, 2005):
I've killed coastal and smaller inland grizzlies with 45-70,30-06,458 Lott and even a 257 Roberts (once while sheep hunting I saw a nice dark bear with beautiful silver tips while I had a grizzly tag in my pocket).
I have also seen them killed by clients with most calibers starting at 300 Savage. People need to get over this power thing and realize it is shot placement that kills the bear. A .458 bullet in the guts is not going to kill a bear out of any 45 caliber gun.
I will state right here right now that the coastal grizzly I killed with my 45-70 was first shot at approx. 80 yds while feeding on razor clams. I hit both lungs on the first shot with a passthru. The next shot was going away an I hit him in the ass an found the JSP in his neck while skinning ( I adhere to "keep shooting till he quits moving " rule on bears and a 3rd shot was at the base of the skull down thru the vertabra out the throat. Iwas using FN400 gr Sierras/54.0 IMR3031/Fed 215 primer/Starline brass
** now this type of post usually solicites comments such as " post a picture or your a liar..." Bullshit post. Believe what you wish, I could post pictures but what does that prove? someone with a dead bear..whom that someone is is the question.

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Originally posted by cats (Dec 20, 2005):
The VERY first time I nearly bought the farm was in NA...Alaska to be exact. I had just bought my boat a twin screw off of then master guide Al Stomlin whom I had worked for three years as a guide, as he wished to retire. Along with the boat came 4 booked clients for coastal grizzlies A.K.A brown bears.
I was much younger then strong as a bull I feared nothing but my creator when I carried my Lott.
I had my own very first client within 60 yds of a honest 9'6" boar. We were lying behind a drift log that he was using for a rest. A perfect setup as the bear dug clams unaware of us. On my whisper the client shot hitting the bear in the lungs an fired again hitting guts as the brownie was entering the tall sea oats that covered dune between the beach and the brush. I had brown hair in my sights but didn't squeeze as I was certain the boar was dead on his feet.
We gave the boar 45 minutes before I took up the track. I was confident beyond caution (read that as young an dumb) and walked with my rifle in hand but not ready to fire. As we crested the low dune with me in the lead a hell chilling half roar snarl came from the oats not 20 yds infront of us. I threw up my rifle as did the client pointed in the direction of the roar. On my command we backed out of there just as we had come in. My client kept his rifle at his shoulder (a mistake I never made again). As we backed out with me watching for what I was sure would be brown fury coming any second. My client tripped backwards his 340 WTHBY went off and blew my NY Yankees ball cap off my head!!
Think about that I was wearing a baseball cap and the bullet went thru the cap an never cut my skin..though when I still had hair I had a white streak from the bullet's path for many years there and to this day carry a scar on my scalp from the burn !!
My client thought he had just shot me an the look he had on his face was one I've never seen again. He actually broke down crying when we hit the wet sand of the inlet.
I waited another hour till my nerves settled and I found the muscle tone to let him on the beach and trail the boar. I followed the blood and some wet gut sign into the sea oats, then it just stopped,I assumed the bear made a sharp turn. But like another poster mentioned earlier he had backtracked himself an laid up ten foot from the trail waiting for me. Fortunately he died while we were on the beach never uttering a death moan.
My client did everything but kiss me to appologize when we got back to "Mary Lou" after the skinning. We spent the rest of the trip fishing,digging clams, catching crabs but he refused to go hunt black bears. Said he'd never touch a gun again. Who knows I've never heard from him after that rip but I NEVER forgot him either.Nor forgot to look over my shoulder to see where a client's gun was pointed!! Cats

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Originally posted by AnotherAZWriter:
Jean B. de Runz:

THAT was hilarious. Thanks for taking the time. I am going to be laughing all day. You should be on TV.

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Originally posted by jbderunz:
FORMERLY CATS IN ACTION

JOHN NITROX QUESTIONNING CATS


JOHN NITROX KINDLY QUESTIONNING CATS

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ANY LINK????????????


ANY LINK?

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John H.

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NitroExpress.com - the net's double rifle forum

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Originally posted by NitroX:
If you look at JJHACK's post on this thread (or another ?) you will see 'cats' private communications are not so nice, and aimed to be commercially damaging.

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Originally posted by cats:

...best if I just blow my brains out my life is over BOOO HOO.