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Dont Drink and Book....
06 February 2010, 20:26
tendramsDont Drink and Book....
So, I am two glasses into a nice bottle of Bordeaux and it is aggravating my Post Safari Depression (PSD). That combined with some of the recent campfire pics on this board have made resistance almost futile. Anyone else find that a nice G&T, Amarula on ice, and/or glass (or two) of wine has influenced their safari booking behavior?

06 February 2010, 20:49
Bwana NderoboThe Bombay Gin Company is responsible for my booking to hunt Buffalo in Zambia, in spite of the miserable economic situation. In addition, I'm taking my girlfriend as an observer. Maybe Bombay would offer an endorsement?
06 February 2010, 21:35
CharlesLBordeaux and Amarula both contribute to my PSD and influenced my changing my plans from 2011 to 2010. They also contributed to my decision to add a Nyala to the list for 2010. Unlike some on this forum, adding a Nyala was a leap for me.
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06 February 2010, 21:39
Die Ou JagterCharlest, probably one of the best leaps you have made. Beautiful animial and a great hunt. I hope you are going to Natal for this maganificent animial.
06 February 2010, 21:42
safari-lawyer+1 for Bombay Saphire.
It took a drink or two before my hand was steady enough to sign the contract for 42 days for two buff, two leop, lion, and ele spread over 2011 and 2012. So, yes, "medication" facilitates booking.
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06 February 2010, 22:09
PeglegQuote- " So, yes, "medication" facilitates booking. "

Will, I know exactly what you mean!
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06 February 2010, 22:26
opus72I intend on drinking heavily during the auction at my SCI chapter fundraiser in a couple weeks. If all goes as planned I'll wake up with a trip or two booked.

06 February 2010, 22:28
ddrhookGUILTY, moonshine made me do it. Amarula in my coffee cured the next day head but not the wallet

excuse#2 insanity I'm crazy about that stuff

06 February 2010, 23:05
CharlesLDOJ,
Not sure yet. We are starting out in Free State for Springbok and possibly Zebra and Wildebeestand. We will probably end up in Limpopo. We are still discussing the priorities and where to go for everything except the Springbok.
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07 February 2010, 03:18
Chris LozanoDamn Gin & tonic. I went to our local SCI banquet, ended up with a trip to Alaska and Africa for the same year. After that the wife goes with to control my spending.
07 February 2010, 03:22
Scott Powellquote:
Originally posted by Chris Lozano:
Damn Gin & tonic. I went to our local SCI banquet, ended up with a trip to Alaska and Africa for the same year. After that the wife goes with to control my spending.
Why do you thing they serve free beer at the Reno Auctions.. :-)
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07 February 2010, 04:31
OldsargeFor some reason, drink never made me book. Looking at pictures, now, that's dangerous!
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07 February 2010, 14:54
sam308Grey Goose caused my first elk hunt!
07 February 2010, 19:07
pinotguyquote:
Originally posted by tendrams:
So, I am two glasses into a nice bottle of Bordeaux and it is aggravating my Post Safari Depression (PSD).
What Bordeaux were you enjoying? Anytime I spend money on a Classified Chateau, I am acutely aware of my financial situation

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12 February 2010, 02:55
aussie21Pendleton Whiskey is too blame for. . . . . all that is great !
" Knowledge without experience is just information. "
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12 February 2010, 06:06
Mbili Kili'sPendleton is to blame for alot of my decisions!!
Most I don't regret.
12 February 2010, 07:59
aussie21quote:
Originally posted by Mbili Kili's:
Pendleton is to blame for alot of my decisions!!
Most I don't regret.
Well spoken
" Knowledge without experience is just information. "
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