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Originally posted by montero:
KB,
try shooting them before trying to take the photographs.
montero

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lol.. good comment

Olaf

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Originally posted by King Baboon:

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King baboon,
you mean something like that?


Olaf

[ 08-13-2002, 17:30: Message edited by: OlafD ]

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Originally posted by Andr� Mertens:
No Olaf, like this

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andr�
you win
Waidmannsheil.. where do you got this monster?

Olaf

[ 08-13-2002, 18:13: Message edited by: OlafD ]

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Originally posted by Andr� Mertens:
Olaf, I shot him in '97 on invitation to a Royal drive hunt (representation is part of my job ). I hit him 3 x, running at 60 m, with my Blaser .300 Win before he went down. Actually, the 1st. round would have sufficed as he went on his knees, then got up and stumbled another 15 m. However I had seen the "white" shining and kept shooting until he agreed to stay down. I was surprised and expected more than the 85 kg, dressed weight, for, standing, he looked very impressive (high at the shoulder and long bodied but rather slender). There's no suppletive feeding on the King's preserve, so boars aren't fat. He missed C.I.C. bronze by 2 points.

Waidmannsdank !

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I shot my on a ( non-royal ) but goverment drive hunt too. He pass me on 6 m and i shot him with 30-06 federal express 14,5 gramm right in the neck.. he go down and get up in a flash.. start to attack me.. my neigbor on this hunt could not shoot because it was to dangerous for me.. so I step him with my knife. 80 kg 21,7 cm the long tusk and 5-6 years old.

Olaf

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Originally posted by montero:
Olaf, the famous matador.
montero

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well montero,
i like drive hunts with the dogs ( i think you call it monteria?) and do that since 10 years ..
and step some of pigs.. but at this one i be really scared stiff .and the two neighbor-hunters tell this story on every drive hunt and if you come up here they can tell you this much better than i can.. but one thing is sure.. i hope it never happen again

On the Pic you see my dog after a Boar attack.. cutten 27 times within 5 minutes 50 m away from my stand.. and you can not shoot because you endanger the dog..so the only way to support the dog ( and save his life) was to use the knife on a 3 year old boar in very good shape and condition. On The pic are the good sides of the dog after the attack.

Olaf



[ 08-14-2002, 17:32: Message edited by: OlafD ]

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Originally posted by JOHAN:
OlafD

What an adventure, is your best friend alright?

I knew boar could be nasty, but not all that. You killed the boar with a knife? Is this some type of sword you are carrying

Which is the most common dog for driven hunts on boar, fallow, red deer and roe in Deutchland.

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Originally posted by montero:
Olaf,
when I said Olaf, the famous matador I was not being sarcastic and pleas take it as a compliment.
when you speak of killing a wild boar with a knife and the help of dogs I know what you are talking about.
I killed my first wild schwein like that when I was fourteen, and my son killed his first one in the same way last year, whe he was still eleven.
it is a very common practice in Spain, therefore I never doubted it could be done.
I have lost counts of the many dogs I have sewn myself and carried on my back to the car and to the vet. And many times they did not make it.
Only last year a wounded keiler stopped in a very thick bush to fight the dogs, with his back against a boulder. He killed 4 dogs, injured the other 10 or 12, chased one of us up an oak tree and was never seen again.
It was late in the evening when we were back to the truck, a serious look in our faces, and our clothes soaked up with blood from the dogs.
montero.

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Originally posted by JOHAN:
Montero & OlafD

How does the knifes look that you use for the Matador act

My fathers neigbour have a knife that looked like a sword. "it is used in Europe to finish off wounded animals" Is this one of thoose you use? Don't be shy, show us

There should be a market for kevlars for doggies with such mean boars in the forrests

Cheers
/ JOHAN

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Hi Johan,
may be your fathers neigbour use a "Waidblatt", i have at the momenrt a Kind of bowie knife:


and order this one new:


Olaf

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Originally posted by JOHAN:
OlavD

Yes, I look like the hirschf�nger but were double edge and a bit wider.
I think I have to get one of these big knifes since the population of Schwartzwild is growing in Sweden.

I see more German jagdterrier for every year. I have a friend who bought three german jagdterrier a year ago. The all have german names

Cheers
/ JOHAN

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Really johan? That's no jagdterrier.. this are members of the present goverment
Just kidding.. a lot of swedes have Wachtel too as far as i know.

Olaf

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