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Aspen Hill Adventures
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Hey, Tarzan did it, must be good.



~Ann





 
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Interesting shot placement. Smiler Likely the best choice under the circumstances though...hopefully for Tarzan the picture shows it before the arrow has finished pentrating! Eeker



 
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I like this one...



 
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LMAO. An ape will die on every page! Classic. And here I thought the "whack 'em & stack 'em" theme in modern hunting shows was a recent phenomenon!



 
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"64 Pages Of Gorilla Stabbing"

That's enough to make a 10 year old boy reach for the $0.12 (grin)...


 
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"I CUT MY WAY OUT OF PRIMATE HELL!"

Un-friggn-real.

Where did you find that! clap
 
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Thanks, Ann and Brad.

Thank God we live in tamer times these days! Wink Big Grin


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Tarzan can only muster the resources for a loin cloth....wonder where he gets the BRYLCREAM !!!!!
 
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PS: For those of us old enough to remember that hair grease!

"A little dab'll do ya"
 
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Two things I noticed about those covers:

1. Tarzan is looking far to the right of those buffalo. Could he be showing off for Jane?

2. Saxton Hale lost his shirt and most of his trousers, but he managed to keep his hat while faultlessly executing the dreaded and deadly shoulder blade stab.

Bill Quimby
 
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PS: For those of us old enough to remember that hair grease!

"A little dab'll do ya"


Or still have enough hair to use it. dancing
 
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Hey, I'm old enough to remember "Brylcreem"! old Or how about flat tops and butch wax?! hilbily By the way Ann, I don't think that it was the arrow shot that first caught your eye! LOL
 
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Believe it or not its still made Brylcreem
 
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By the way Ann, I don't think that it was the arrow shot that first caught your eye! LOL


tu2 Dang, you got me.

Well, I also noticed Tarzan seems to be out of arrows and those buffalo look a little peeved. And those big leaves don't look like much protection.


~Ann





 
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PS: For those of us old enough to remember that hair grease!

"A little dab'll do ya"


". . . use more only if you dare."

"But watch out, the girls'll all pursue you,"

"They love to get their fingers in your hair!"


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Yikes! I still have some in my bathroom cabinet! Cool

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Hey, Tarzan did it, must be good.



Wait!! Will he have time to reload? The other two beggars are angry and coming fast!! Damn! What happened next?? Cool


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What next...............c'mon folks!!!

I believe he still has his "Ape a Page" sheathed quite comfortably of his left hip, not to mention his back up just behind him.

Damn, those Buff haven't a chance in hell !!!!!!!
 
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2. Saxton Hale lost his shirt and most of his trousers, but he managed to keep his hat while faultlessly executing the dreaded and deadly shoulder blade stab.

Bill Quimby


LOL You are obviously not a connoisseure of the finer arts of gorilla stabbing. Smiler That is ovbviously the "Over-the-shoulder reverse clavicle stab", probably with a half-twist, which was a favorite style of the time.

Big Grin



 
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That half-twist is what made it such an art form. It's a shame, but contemporary gorilla stabbers now prefer the double axle even though it has much less class. :P

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Don't be silly chaps.

It could only possibly work if it's a CRF stabber!

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My sides hurt!!!!!!!

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And may your bullets shoot as swell As Fred Bear's arrow's flew; And may your nose work just as well As Jack O'Connor's too.
May winds be never at your tail When stalking down the steep; May bears be never on your trail When packing out your sheep.
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It's threads like this that keep me coming back!
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I seem to remember that Ruger use to advertise their .44 magnum rifle as a perfect fit for hunting gorillas...complete with graphics of a hunter bagging a silverback. Times, they are a changing.


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Ah Sheena! Cool



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Now where is that Tony Black?????? Smiler




Apparently Savage marketed their rifles in this way too. Can't find a bigger version of this ad unfortunately.


 
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"Mann Co"... that, for me, is the capper!


 
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Awesome... simply awesome.


 
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A gem from Saxton Hale:



Mr. Bidwell: There's a group of hippies in the parking lot again...

Saxton Hale: The scoundrels! What have they got their smelly ponytails in a twist about this time?

Mr Bidwell: Guns, sir. They're against them.

Saxton Hale: Fine. I'll beat them to death with my bare hands!





 
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