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16 July 2006, 22:41
Widowmaker416
Dr C's Trophy Room
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16 July 2006, 23:04
Widowmaker416
Dr. C

What a super looking room, laid out excellent. It looks like a place that I could get real comfrotable in! Well done!

I like that idea with the thatched ceiling/roof. You just planted some ideas in my hesd. Thanks!

beautiful!!!

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17 July 2006, 00:28
Dr.C
The wall to the right will have a plasma TV hung there. The holes in the wall to the left are for the surround system. Wired and ready to go. Just a little short on funds currently. Everything was designed by my wife. Room size is 27'x35'. Will post more pictures and details latter. I am leaving in 2 hours for Namibia.
Thanks to Kathy for posting the pictures.
17 July 2006, 00:33
Dr.C
OOPs, sorry! Much thanks to Widowmaker for posting the pictures.
17 July 2006, 01:09
Widowmaker416
Have a great trip! And most of all, a safe journey, and have fun.

Dr. C, Kathi got the whole thing going!





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17 July 2006, 01:18
Kyler Hamann
Wow, that is impressive!

I thought about doing the grass ceiling/wood beam thing and didn't know if I could pull it off but that looks awesome.

The zebra/tusk pedestal is an incredible idea as well. I've never seen anything like that.

Thanks for posting.

Dr. C, what is the ceiling height?

Kyler


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17 July 2006, 01:40
Dr.C
Kyler, The walls are 11', the center ceiling height is 20'.
17 July 2006, 04:21
Josh K.
Very cool TR..love it. cheers
17 July 2006, 05:49
thornell
Dr C looks great!
17 July 2006, 06:14
308Sako
The trophies and the setting are just perfect. the ceiling is totally, dare I say... "over the top.." Really quite a beautiful Idea. Well done, and congratulations.






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17 July 2006, 07:48
dougaboy
What a great room. Completely different from anything that I have seen.

Doug
20 July 2006, 00:49
Frans Diepstraten
Wow! Nice and spacious. I think I will have to petition the town to sell me some of the greenspace behind my house to accommodate something like this! Love the fireplace!

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20 July 2006, 17:23
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21 July 2006, 18:49
Wanderer
I want one!


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21 July 2006, 20:15
Outdoor Writer
Dr. C,

VERY, VERY neat and tasteful looking room. -TONY


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25 July 2006, 02:34
gsganzer
Beautiful room!! The scale is very nice. Give some details on the ceiling. Is it made using simple grass mats or reed/bamboo window blinds? Or is it something more complicated? It's tough to tell from the photo's, but I bet we'll be surprised at home simply it was constructed using something we see everyday. I have the feeling someone was very ingenious and resourceful to get that look. I'm dying to know!
25 July 2006, 04:45
Uplandhunter
Very tastefully done. I only hope to have a room similar someday.


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25 July 2006, 06:54
bwanajcj
Defitely one Classy looking trophy room, but ther seems to be a lot of unused wallspace. jj
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31 July 2006, 23:22
Dr.C
Thanks for all the kind comments. Again all my wifes design. The ceiling is thatch material with eucaplyptus poles. My wife acquired the material from a company in Florida that sells this material primarily to hotels and resorts.
Yes there is plenty of unused wall space. That means many more trips to Africa.
I just walked in the door returning from Namibia, where I acquired a few more for the wall.
Because my wife designed every detail of the room, I have stayed with her request that this room be only African trophies.
The North American mounts are in the lower level of the house.
01 August 2006, 04:02
thornell
Dr.C, lets see the North American trophies.
01 August 2006, 20:40
Dr.C
Because, I am a complete computer illiterate, I will have to ask once again for Widowmakers help. When my wife recovers from our Namibia trip I will see if she can send the pictures.
Hopefully tomorrow.
03 August 2006, 07:10
13.45
very nice Smiler


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08 August 2006, 08:49
Widowmaker416
Dr C,

Here are your North American Trophies. I started a new topic, desided to put them here:


Posting this for Dr. C

Whitetail Deer Pedestal mount - - - - - -






Here's a Black bear and a few Whitetail Deer - - -







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31 August 2006, 09:54
shootaway
north american trophies are very good others fail to impress
01 September 2006, 22:32
Dr.C
As a bow hunter I do not attempt to impress anyone. It would be senseless to try to impress anyone. My trophies are simply reminders for me of places and adventures I have had.
01 September 2006, 23:03
Kyler Hamann
Bow or not, Dr. C, your trophies look great. The room looks really nice and I’m sure the heads bring back many good memories. I purposefully route my trips through my house to see the few I have, just because it brings back terrific memories. It’s like a 20 second hunting trip every time I see them.

In fact, I don't remember Shootaway posting any of his/her own.... only commenting on everyone else’s'.

Kyler


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08 September 2006, 06:50
GaryL
quote:
Originally posted by Dr.C:
As a bow hunter I do not attempt to impress anyone. It would be senseless to try to impress anyone. My trophies are simply reminders for me of places and adventures I have had.


Thank you for sharing this wonderful room with us. You are a class act and have demonstrated it, intentional or not.
Thank you.
Gary


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26 September 2006, 05:16
joedjr
What a place to call your own. Very very nice.
27 September 2006, 23:57
Dr.C
Thank you Gary for the kind words.
28 September 2006, 18:09
KUDUBULL
Thats a very cool room! Well done.

When can I move in?


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28 September 2006, 20:27
buffybr
Dr.C
I'm impressed! African room is very well designed, and looks great.

You have some wonderful memories on the walls, and there is enough room for future dreams.

Congratulations and thanks for posting.


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28 September 2006, 20:36
Steve
That is VERY nice and how I would like to it if I ever build a new house.

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13 November 2009, 04:31
Charles_Helm
Bringing this back up to see how many, besides me, really like the thatch-style ceiling.

Nice room!


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13 November 2009, 19:01
bluefin
The thatch style was one of the first things I noticed. Pretty cool!
It also has to be one huge room to make a kudu, waterbuck and gemsbok look small.
14 November 2009, 20:14
TMTAXIDERMY
Yep! It takes a large room to make a Kudu look small. Really love the ceiling. Very unique. I'm so jealous I can't stand it!


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