In stead of this 'pass them along' hassle. Why doesn't someone here make a bunch of copies and sell them in the store? That way there would be no waiting, no wondering etc, we could keep the 'free' copies circulating as well, but everyone could get thier own. They could be bought for a nominal fee, the fee would cover the cost to make the videos and time spent, and profit could be used for a charity or hunting organization.... or whatever.

I'd gladly spend $10-15 for an African hunting DVD. Reguardless of quality.

I in line after Ivan with cash in my hand.
Bryan

I agree 110%...! I would much rather purchase my own copy....

I am still waiting for a couple different DVDs from ....years past.
Hope they get here soon!

Ivan hit the mark. Keep the lists going as well as making purchasing a copy an option. Use the money generated to pay for the materials, copy & ship process and the rest can be kicked back into the costs of running the forums, charitable donations, forum give away items, prizes for Saeed & Walter's contests etc...

Bwanamrm had a great thread not so long ago about giving back to African Villages: What would you do different?

I recommend putting Walter in charge of this project! Just kidding...!

What do you think?

Regards,
Dave

Gentlemen,

I appreciate that some of you would like to buy these videos.

But, for us to do that would mean getting into the distribution and selling business, and that is one thing I have no wish to get involved in.

Ar was started as a hobby, and remains so today. I would like to keep it that way.

That is why you see no advertising, despite us getting requests from several companies that wish to pay us for that.

Good day Saeed
What you call a hobby has helped, entertained and benefited many people.
Thanks again for your generosity.
Mike

More sets of the DVD's are mailing out on Monday. I hope to have as many as ten sets circulating. Saeed has generously allowed everyone to copy them if they so wish. I converted the Double layer DVD's to single layer compressed so that anyone should be able to copy them easily.
List four and subsequent lists will only have ten names on them so the circulation should go quickly if everyone will try to observe the courtesy of moving them along.
Frank

If you don't know how to copy them is there a way to find out easily? OR, is there a type of service in larger cities that does this?

Thanks

Oldcoyote,

Call your local camera store or portrait photographer. If they can't make copies they will know who will.

Mark