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WINNERS OF THE 2006 ZIMBABWE TROPHY AWARDS BEST HUNTER FROM PROFICIENCY TEST Warren Thorne BEST GUIDE FROM PROFICIENCY TEST No suitable candidate BEST RIVER GUIDE FROM PROFICIENCY No suitable candidate BEST CANDIDATE FROM RIFA COURSE Kobus Botha BEST WORKER FOR THE ASSOCIATION Roy Ludick GALLANTRY AWARD for bravery beyond call of duty Wayne van den Berg was attacked by a buffalo, and whilst it was goring the PH his Tracker, COWBOY NCUBE, attacked the buffalo in the face, trying to blind it with a knife. The buffalo then turned its attention to Cowboy, and chased him up a tree, thus diverting its attention from the PH, thus saving his life. ANIMAL TROPHY AWARDS BEST ANTELOPE George Brown Bushbuck shot at Malangane measuring 51 and coming No. 2 in SCI. BEST SABLE Scott Kendall Sable measuring 107 7/8 and coming 80 in SCI. BEST LEOPARD John Sharp with a Leopard shot at Malangani measuring 18 and coming No. 8 in SCI. BEST BUFFALO K. Yeatman with a Buffalo shot at Sengwe measuring 125, coming No. 44 in SCI. BEST ELEPHANT John Sharp with an elephant shot at Sengwe with ivory weighing 162.9, coming No. 76 in SCI. BEST ELEPHANT OUT OF THREE William Mills with three elephants weighing 146.25; 105.75; 105.30 BEST LION Wayne Dietrechsen on Tuli Safari Area with a lion measuring 24 10/16, which is 33 in SCI. Kathi kathi@wildtravel.net 708-425-3552 "The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page." | ||
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Congratulations to all, especially Cowboy Ncube! How many best leopards is that for John Sharp? I bet Jorge knows. ------------------------------- Some Pictures from Namibia Some Pictures from Zimbabwe An Elephant Story | |||
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Three...I think, at least since 2001. It is interesting to note the bushbuck also came from Malangani where John hunts. I wonder if the PH listed was under contract to him at the time. Lots of bushbuck in Malangani. jorge USN (ret) DRSS Verney-Carron 450NE Cogswell & Harrison 375 Fl NE Sabatti Big Five 375 FL Magnum NE DSC Life Member NRA Life Member | |||
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Is Kobus Botha the Kobus that guided for Alex Kirkman? | |||
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I bet you that no one checked if Dietrechsen was licenced when that lion was taken as he only received his full licence at proficiency in October 2006 and the awards were shortly after that. Wouldn't surprise me if it was poached from Gwayi area either. The guy has had illegal licences, and then he is given an award. What message is being sent to other operators in Zimbabwe!!! | |||
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How can one PH score 3 hundred plus pounders in one year. That's either a great area or some incredible luck. | |||
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Matswani - I think delivered drugged from sondelani is closer to the story behind that lion. And No, He didn't have a license but has the right partners. What signal is he sending out? Well you know who to book with if you want an MGM lion with a shapooed and blow dried mane | |||
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Bwanna, Those are the totals of both tusks added together. They are not 100lbs per side. Jerry Huffaker State, National and World Champion Taxidermist | |||
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Congratulations to the winners. I find it sad that they mention SCI scores instaed of actualy measurements of the animals. | |||
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I am glad to see that someone agrees with me, but surely he should not be given an award as it makes a mockery of the hunter's association of zimbabwe!! Who decides on those awards there? | |||
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Matswani - Not exactly sure who decided on what- there was alot of politics that night so would think you would have to direct that one at SOAZ chairman- Jacob Mudenda. Roy Ludic (the ZPHGA chairman) jaw dropped faster than the Zim Dollar when that award was read out Your post has certainly made me think though- as I am on the ZPHGA committee and was sitting at the dinner/awards and failed to put two and two together. | |||
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Ganyana- given the new RSA regs should we look for certain operators in Zim to have a highly successful season(or two) for lions? | |||
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There have always been a few!!! problem is often differentiating between rumour and fact. The Vet department launched a big investigation into PH's missusing dangerous (controlled) drugs last year. So far one investigation is finished - The charge against Norman Crooks was pure B/S ...oh, sorry for dragging your name through the mud. Three others are ongoing. Fortunately, none of the "accused" hold dangerous drugs licenses so the vet departments initial drive to pull all PH's drug licesnces to stop canned lion hunting has Fizzeled out. I "know" far too much, but whilst criminal proceedings are ongoing it is difficult to be too open. If Matswani actually has info I am Sure Don, Roy or Dr Chris Foggin would love to have it! - if they don't already. | |||
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Wish I could help but from what I understand from certain sources, fear plays a big part of people no coming out with the info required to end this unethical practice. Fear due to "correct partners." | |||
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Can anyone give me any information on a Wayne Jardine, and what sort of operation he runs? I have heard some stories and am a bit concerned as I have a friend who is comtemplating hunting with him. | |||
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Don, could you help with above request as you seem to be the person to contact as you are part of the committee there? | |||
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So is there enough cause for concern that SCI record book might list Zim lions together with those from RSA? "...Them, they were Giants!" J.A. Hunter describing the early explorers and settlers of East Africa hunting is not about the killing but about the chase of the hunt.... Ortega Y Gasset | |||
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