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27 January 2008, 05:43
Virginia Creeper
Rolf Rohwer's death
Rolf Douglas Rohwer, Jr., PH, died of a heart attack, January 25,2008 while in Reno, NV for the SCI.
He was a giant in the field.


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27 January 2008, 07:05
Saeed
Very sad to hear indeed.

Isn't he the man who survived both a lion and a buffalo attack?


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27 January 2008, 10:51
Safari-Hunt
I have never heard of him or maybe never took notice of the name but it is always sad when one of us in the hunting world passes away.

My condolences to his family and friends.


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27 January 2008, 10:53
shakari
Saeed,

Yes he was.

Very sad to hear the news......






27 January 2008, 11:01
infinito
to greener hunting fields he passes on!

my condolences to his family and friends.

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27 January 2008, 18:30
GeorgeS
He's the fellow who sued Federal Ammunition, claiming that their ammunition, loaded with Trophy Bonded Bear Claws were 'defective' because they failed to expand on a lion he shot.

This was discussed here a few years back: Rohwer vs. Federal Ammunition.

Fortunately, his suit was dismissed. Rohwer lawsuit

George


27 January 2008, 18:38
D99
Pretty sad to hear that, Reno and hear attacks did what lions and buffalo couldn't.

Hope he's in a place with lots of 50 inch buffalo and 650 pound black maned simba.
27 January 2008, 20:36
Michael Robinson
Hell of a thing.

I was no fan of his - so on the principle of de mortuis nil nisi bonum dicendum est, will only say may he rest in peace.


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28 January 2008, 07:02
Gator1
He was a screwy guy and not particularly good with people who wanted their ass kissed but he was one of the very, very best.

Sad. Frowner


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03 February 2008, 18:36
Adrian Parham
From reading some of Mr. Rohwer"s accounts of hunting in Zambia and actually pioneering in some areas it is obvious that he lived to enjoy the essence of what was wild Africa. I wish I could have hunted some of these areas with him. One thing I found interesting was the practice of sending the client ahead to do the final few feet of the stalk alone when hunting non dangerous game. This indicates to me that he didn't need his ego stroked a lot . RIP Sir.
03 February 2008, 22:11
Peter
quote:
He was a screwy guy and not particularly good with people who wanted their ass kissed but he was one of the very, very best.


One could do a lot worse than the above, for an epitaph! Thanks Gator1.
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03 February 2008, 23:46
jetdrvr
Yeah, not bad at all. RIP
03 February 2008, 23:51
Brice
The only thing wrong with Rolf was that I couldn't afford his hunts. He was known as one of the best. I saw him at the show. Let us all consider how brief and fragile life can be.
04 February 2008, 02:39
BigFiveJack
What age did this gentleman reach please?



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04 February 2008, 03:01
404WJJeffery
quote:
He was a screwy guy and not particularly good with people who wanted their ass kissed but he was one of the very, very best.



I'll settle for this epitaph right now...


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04 February 2008, 03:32
dwarf416
Hope he will be hunting with my grandad in the eternal hunting lands. He must have been a character


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04 February 2008, 04:47
gumboot458
...........So ,,How did the lawsuit work out ??????????


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04 February 2008, 07:05
BFaucett
As GeorgeS posted above, the lawsuit was dismissed. Rohwer lawsuit

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