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Upgraded my media player it worked fine.


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I would expect nothing less from Cliff. Hunted with him in 2012 in Tanzania. He's no stranger to the big cats trying to get a taste of him. The Wounded Warrior hunts he does are even more impressive to me.
 
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Any way one can see the video if they are not on Face Book??
 
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Well done.

That really stopped that big lion!

Thank you,

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Most hunters interested in Safari know about the benefits of getting low in such a situation HOWEVER one would need to be thinking clear at the time to put this idea into effect.
You can also see the benefit of a good pointing double!
 
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A perfect example why we do not get Hollywood style pretend "charges" rotflmo

I put the clip on our server and linked it in Aaron's first post.

And for those who might miss that, it is here.



And this is interesting too!


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I have added the video for those unable to see it on facebook.


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Eeker This is why you need an extra pair of underwear when hunting lion.
 
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Thanks, Saeed. The young chap on the left fired fractionally before the central figure but I could not see if that was the lethal shot. Everyone did a first class job, by the looks of it. Hat off to them.
 
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Eeker This is why you need an extra pair of underwear when hunting lion.


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A perfect example why we do not get Hollywood style pretend "charges" rotflmo

I put the clip on our server and linked it in Aaron's first post.

And for those who might miss that, it is here.



And this is interesting too!


Thanks Saeed!!


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The young chap is the appy at Rifa Camp, named Marc Swanepoel (pretty sure about the spelling). Really nice guy,he was in camp when I hunted Leopard with Spike Claassen early April.
Cliff had stopped in with some friends to do some tiger fishing on the Zambezi.
Great guy, and a lot of fun in camp.
 
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I would guess...both fellows hit him on first shot the instant lion broke cover. Well done.


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Thank you Saeed for helping those of us who are 'tech-challenged'.


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I'm NOT significantly impressed with the grandstanding, show off, buffoon.

That's not courage. It is deplorable lack of good judgment and blatant stupidity.

This ranks with the special group of free climbers who scale 3,000 foot cliff faces, those that cross the Grand Canyon on a tight rope, the braggadocio surreptitious loose screws that strung cables across from the twin towers of the World Trade Center and those that go over Niagara Falls in a barrel.

It seems that the publicity hounds were ready and able with camera to film this disingenuous event.

I just abhor such preplanned, canned, publicity seeking, spectacles.

I would have been much happier if the lion won which he obviously didn't have any chance of doing so.

Be a sportsman with common sense and security please.
 
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Originally posted by wetibbe:I just abhor such preplanned, canned, publicity seeking, spectacles.
So...does this mean you are not a fan of Mark Sullivan?
 
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I just abhor such preplanned, canned, publicity seeking, spectacles.

I would have been much happier if the lion won which he obviously didn't have any chance of doing so.


What makes it pre-planned and canned? I film my African hunts for my friends and son? Your statement about the lion winning identifies you for who you are.

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I just abhor such preplanned, canned, publicity seeking, spectacles.

Are you against filming of all hunts, they are preplanned and somewhat of a spectacle, or just filming of follow ups on Hunts? Or maybe posting/sharing of video?
What would you have done instead of what was done?
Such Abhorrence deserves a better explanation.


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Guys:

I understand your concerns and questions. However, I didn't just fall off the turnip truck.

Don't want to rankle anyone but this video is blatantly phony baloney. Just go back and watch carefully, the clips and gaps.

Barnum said: There is a sucker born every moment.

Save your accolades for a true hunter/hero that isn't trying to sell you something...

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Guys:

I understand your concerns and questions. However, I didn't just fall off the turnip truck.

Don't want to rankle anyone but this video is blatantly phony baloney. Just go back and watch carefully, the clips and gaps.

Barnum said: There is a sucker born every moment.

Save your accolades for a true hunter/hero that isn't trying to sell you something...

Bill Tibbe


Bill, please elaborate as I have no idea what you are talking about.

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Guys:

I understand your concerns and questions. However, I didn't just fall off the turnip truck.

Don't want to rankle anyone but this video is blatantly phony baloney. Just go back and watch carefully, the clips and gaps.

Barnum said: There is a sucker born every moment.

Save your accolades for a true hunter/hero that isn't trying to sell you something...

Bill Tibbe


Bill, I rarely say things like this on AR anymore as I really try to be respectful of everyone - even when they say things I disagree with. But based on your two previous statements, you sir are a CLOWN of the first order!!

Only a "buffoon" as you put it would firstly claim this was staged, secondly would claim its fake, thirdly would claim this was done to "sell" something to someone (like what?) and fourth - would of course do so without any factual basis for said claim. You sir, are an idiot!!

It is in fact real, and it is in fact the PH's job to search out and finish a wounded animal - regardless of where he goes and sometimes that includes doing so in dramatic fashion, whether the PH likes it or not. Many, many hunts are filmed every year now in Africa - that's nothing new anymore. So to think it was staged, simply because a camera was on hand shows more of your lack of experience in this field. In fact, if you had a single clue as to how this clip was so quickly sent to me/others, you wouldn't be questioning the authenticity of quality. But again, don't let your lack of facts/knowledge get in the way - continue to whale on as it does wonders for your character, and of course - judgment!

The PH in question is obviously a friend of mine, and we've talked about this situation numerous times via email already. Those who know Cliff (unlike you obviously, in fact you seem to know nothing about this particular case) know for a fact the authenticity of said film, and for heavens sake man - how about supporting fellow sportsman rather than the constant denigration!! I am so sick and tired of that crap!!!!!

There's an idiot born every moment!


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Aaron, well stated. That video showed coolness under pressure and professionalism.


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I'm NOT significantly impressed with the grandstanding, show off, buffoon.

That's not courage. It is deplorable lack of good judgment and blatant stupidity.

This ranks with the special group of free climbers who scale 3,000 foot cliff faces, those that cross the Grand Canyon on a tight rope, the braggadocio surreptitious loose screws that strung cables across from the twin towers of the World Trade Center and those that go over Niagara Falls in a barrel.

It seems that the publicity hounds were ready and able with camera to film this disingenuous event.

I just abhor such preplanned, canned, publicity seeking, spectacles.

I would have been much happier if the lion won which he obviously didn't have any chance of doing so.

Be a sportsman with common sense and security please.

What was the PH supposed to do, let the lion run off wounded. I don't know anyone that would play games with a wounded lion


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Please don't feed the antis with unessasary information. Just ignore
 
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Aaron:

Well stated.

Incidentally my opinion and $10 will get you a cup of coffee at Starbucks.

Just so that you know I'm OK with your venting and rambling verbal attack. Doesn't phase me in the least.

Now that the details of the video have come to light I can see your rationale and indignation. You do deserve some recognition for coming forth and explaining. On that basis there is no reason to impugn your character or integrity. In fact I would recommend you to my grandson who may go sometime, considering that you are obviously NOT a loose lugnut.
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I've been around a very long time and lived in Africa. By nature I am a skeptic. I've seen too many charlatans in my time. Further I'm schooling my grandson and I certainly do not want him to think that facing down a dangerous animal, admiring daredevils, is expected or
condoned.

I think beyond the box. What if the hunter was married with children. And the lion prevailed. The widow could possibly be plunged into dire economic circumstances. The children's dreams of a college education dashed !

If you ever get to know me better you will see that I am actually one of the most extreme advocates of hunting.

To the other posters who commented, I have to commend them for their restraint, politeness and courtesy. Quite a change from the old days.
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Change of pace:

Back in the time of the Roman Empire the Coliseum was the venue for putting Christian in the Arena and turning loose the lions.

Just curious? There were three elements, Romans, Christians and lions. Which side would all here be on ?.

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BTW good buddy.

That blue shirt in the video sort of turned me off. I'm sort of a traditional old guy. Pith helmet, traditional Safari Khakis, shoulder straps. It will make your videos look more professional. Wink

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Aaron:

Well stated.

Incidentally my opinion and $10 will get you a cup of coffee at Starbucks.

Just so that you know I'm OK with your venting and rambling verbal attack. Doesn't phase me in the least.

Now that the details of the video have come to light I can see your rationale and indignation. You do deserve some recognition for coming forth and explaining. On that basis there is no reason to impugn your character or integrity. In fact I would recommend you to my grandson who may go sometime, considering that you are obviously NOT a loose lugnut.
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I've been around a very long time and lived in Africa. By nature I am a skeptic. I've seen too many charlatans in my time. Further I'm schooling my grandson and I certainly do not want him to think that facing down a dangerous animal, admiring daredevils, is expected or
condoned.

I think beyond the box. What if the hunter was married with children. And the lion prevailed. The widow could possibly be plunged into dire economic circumstances. The children's dreams of a college education dashed !

If you ever get to know me better you will see that I am actually one of the most extreme advocates of hunting.

To the other posters who commented, I have to commend them for their restraint, politeness and courtesy. Quite a change from the old days.
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Change of pace:

Back in the time of the Roman Empire the Coliseum was the venue for putting Christian in the Arena and turning loose the lions.

Just curious? There were three elements, Romans, Christians and lions. Which side would all here be on ?.

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BTW good buddy.

That blue shirt in the video sort of turned me off. I'm sort of a traditional old guy. Pith helmet, traditional Safari Khakis, shoulder straps. It will make your videos look more professional. Wink

http://www.shakariconnection.com/safari-jackets.html


I just found another use for my ignore button.

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Me too Jeff:

This is part of why I quit the site 10 years ago and it is really looking more and more like I won't be around much longer. I'm pretty well maxed out with the squirrels.

I hung it up due to my age and I'm only here for my grandson.

I really appreciate your brevity and courtesy.

BUT you sidestepped my survey about the Romans Big Grin

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Do your Grandson a favor and take him hunting instead of him reading posts on the internet.

I'll take your survey.
I would be on the side of the Christians, which is on the side of the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. He wins in the end you know right?
Romans lost all ready and will again. The Lions will be laying down with the Lambs again and not for supper.


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Very interesting .Well done .


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doesn't tank them long to get from there to here does it Wink
 
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Juan:


Gracias por tu informeación. Bienvenidos.

Durante mi carrera yo era un gerente de Marketing de una empresa americana 110 años, Ingersoll Rand, construcción y equipo de mínas.

Durante tres años he visitado 32 países latinos, muchas veces en Buenos Aires.

Por desgracia yo nunca cazaban allí pero recuerdo que la comida, rayas, carne de vaca fueron los mejores absolutos.

Caza de codorniz en Venezuela que era absolutamente fantástico.

Me dijeron que la caza en el sur es mejor para la caza mayor.

¿Dónde, exactamente están ubicados?

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Originally posted by wetibbe:
Guys:

I understand your concerns and questions. However, I didn't just fall off the turnip truck.

Don't want to rankle anyone but this video is blatantly phony baloney. Just go back and watch carefully, the clips and gaps.

Barnum said: There is a sucker born every moment.

Save your accolades for a true hunter/hero that isn't trying to sell you something...

Bill Tibbe


Bill, please elaborate as I have no idea what you are talking about.

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If I`m correct, it was Cliff, Spike Classen and Louis Muller, and maybe someone else. All class acts and coolunder pressure.
 
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That video demonstrates,IMO, how a double rifle is better suited than a bolt rifle in a situation like this. I watched the video a few times and I see an ever so little fumbling in working the bolt by the chap on the left.

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I was told by someone who would know that Rifa has 40,000 acres of jess. I hunted there one time and yes, it's thick.
 
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That looks like Mark on the far left, young ph in training. That should be his CZ 375 H&H in his hands.
 
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That video demonstrates,IMO, how a double rifle is better suited than a bolt rifle in a situation like this.
I watched the video a few times and I see an ever so little fumbling in working the bolt by the chap on the left.


HAD it been a seasoned Harry Selby , you may not have seen a fumble.

WE had some utter fool recreational hunter on AR in the past demonstrating on stationary Paper DG targets,
how many 'fractions of a second faster' .. a SxS was (vs) a bolt... 2020

unfortunately it has ZERO relation to the pressures/variables/challenges of a real life DG charge situation,
due to all the different scenarios possible in such an event.

and I just laughed when the actual dill who did the 'paper DG target time trial' (in order to supposedly prove the superior speed of a SxS)
himself took some 13 seconds to fire his second barrel from his SxS... on real DG,
and had the PH not tapped the client on the shoulder to urge him to go forward and finish the job, it could have been much longer!

The PH that is truelly proficient with his preferred firearm of choice is the most important thing.
Whereas a novice or recreational hunter 'bragging about his faster SxS' would worry me If I had to rely on them.
 
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Guys sorry, I never understand why some can see these videos and others can't??

See my FB page link below. Its public so anyone can go on it.


Aaron, add one more, I can't get them to play either! CRYBABY


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Wettibe we hunt in Arroyito ,Cordoba ,Esquina Corrientes and Quehue La Pampa .


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