C.A.R. - April 2011

Greg Brownlee
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Hunt reports:

Botswana 2010

Alaska 2011

Bezoar Ibex, Turkey 2012

Mid Asian Ibex, Kyrgyzstan 2014

03 May 2011, 23:01

Jack D Bold

Nice report on a great hunt. One day, I hope to do the same.

thanks for the post.

04 May 2011, 17:29

Arild Iversen

Thanks for sharing.
Great report and pictures, and what an eland!

05 May 2011, 05:08

Pancho

Enjoyed your report, great LDE and GFH. I also had a wonderful hunt w/ Philippe and CAWA just about a month before you went. See my report http://forums.accuratereloadin...6321043/m/8191091251

Pancho
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05 May 2011, 06:05

Aaron Neilson

quote:
Originally posted by Pancho:
Enjoyed your report, great LDE and GFH. I also had a wonderful hunt w/ Philippe and CAWA just about a month before you went. See my report http://forums.accuratereloadin...6321043/m/8191091251

Pancho - I read your report several times before I left. Thanks for posting it. I assume you enjoyed hunting with Philippe? I certainly did.

05 May 2011, 11:14

HAY-MAN

quote:
Originally posted by Aaron Neilson:
Ide - I did not hunt with Erik at all, but did spend some time with him at main camp. He has got several different machans now, and will have a 2nd camp/hunt location for Bongo in 2012.

Anders - Yes, we will have all the footage on the GLOBAL HUNTER DVD series, hopefully ready by January 2012.

JohnDL - I have used the 270 gr X bullet & TSX bullets for years. I use the 270 gr on everything, including elephant (solids). Muzzle velocity is about 2,950 fps. I have always thought they performed awesome!

Thanks guys for all the kind words, greatly appreciated.

Aaron, Enjoyed the report. Looks like it was truly an adventure. In reading the replys, yours paticularly, your last sentence struck me. "Thanks guys for all the kind words, greatly appreciated." Everyone who takes the time to sit down and write and report their adventures deserves that very same response. Think about it. Thanks again for sharing your experience.

Scott

06 May 2011, 00:46

Proteus

I certainly hope that the Lord Derby Conservation Force has approved of that bull you took. Are you sure it did not affect the natural balance of the herd to take that specimen out?

I'd hate that pic to fall into the hands of the antis. It'll certainly be used in their agenda if so.

I would suggest that this whole thread be taken down. The fate of a species is at stake here, not to mention the other species in central Africa who would suffer from the fallout. Its a disaster waiting to happen.

The future of all LDE hunters depend upon your responsibility. Thank you for your concern in this matter.

06 May 2011, 00:56

Steve Ahrenberg

quote:
Originally posted by Proteus:
I certainly hope that the Lord Derby Conservation Force has approved of that bull you took. Are you sure it did not affect the natural balance of the herd to take that specimen out?

I'd hate that pic to fall into the hands of the antis. It'll certainly be used in their agenda if so.

I would suggest that this whole thread be taken down. The fate of a species is at stake here, not to mention the other species in central Africa who would suffer from the fallout. Its a disaster waiting to happen.

The future of all LDE hunters depend upon your responsibility. Thank you for your concern in this matter.

06 May 2011, 01:41

Aaron Neilson

quote:
Originally posted by Proteus:
I certainly hope that the Lord Derby Conservation Force has approved of that bull you took. Are you sure it did not affect the natural balance of the herd to take that specimen out?

I'd hate that pic to fall into the hands of the antis. It'll certainly be used in their agenda if so.

I would suggest that this whole thread be taken down. The fate of a species is at stake here, not to mention the other species in central Africa who would suffer from the fallout. Its a disaster waiting to happen.

The future of all LDE hunters depend upon your responsibility. Thank you for your concern in this matter.

If only the current plight of the lion was a laughing matter, your post might actually be funny! Instead, and unfortunately, it just highlights the lack of knowledge/experience and most importantly, CONCERN, that many "hunters" have for the African Wildlife. Sad, really!!

Besides, you're gonna have to try harder than that to offend me. I wasn't born with tits, so my sensitivity level is a bit higher than that.

06 May 2011, 02:06

Steve Ahrenberg

Aaron,
Why is Dave Fulson's humorous posts OK, but Proteus gets told he has a lack of knowledge / experience?

Seems inconsistant.

06 May 2011, 02:17

Aaron Neilson

quote:
Originally posted by Nganga:
Aaron,
Why is Dave Fulson's humorous posts OK, but Proteus gets told he has a lack of knowledge / experience?

Seems inconsistant.

Steve, really??

06 May 2011, 02:39

Robert Wilde

quote:
Originally posted by Nganga:
Aaron,
Why is Dave Fulson's humorous posts OK, but Proteus gets told he has a lack of knowledge / experience?

Seems inconsistant.

'Tis the way of the AR hero hierarchy, Steve. Seems that Proteus has not learned this valuable lesson. One cannot judge others without 1st being a hero of AR.

AR standard operating procedure.

06 May 2011, 03:09

Aaron Neilson

quote:
Originally posted by Robert Wilde:
quote:
Originally posted by Nganga:
Aaron,
Why is Dave Fulson's humorous posts OK, but Proteus gets told he has a lack of knowledge / experience?

Seems inconsistant.

'Tis the way of the AR hero hierarchy, Steve. Seems that Proteus has not learned this valuable lesson. One cannot judge others without 1st being a hero of AR.

AR standard operating procedure.

Robert - Seems I'm not quite following you on this one?

06 May 2011, 03:46

Steve Ahrenberg

quote:
Originally posted by Aaron Neilson:
quote:
Originally posted by Nganga:
Aaron,
Why is Dave Fulson's humorous posts OK, but Proteus gets told he has a lack of knowledge / experience?

Seems inconsistant.

Steve, really??

Really. How can you not see the humor Proteus attempted? But Dave, No less than twice, and its OK?? I see a double standard. I don't draw lines based on ones Celeb or Quasi Celeb status. I look at everyones post the same.

Steve

06 May 2011, 05:21

Aaron Neilson

quote:
Originally posted by Nganga:
quote:
Originally posted by Aaron Neilson:
quote:
Originally posted by Nganga:
Aaron,
Why is Dave Fulson's humorous posts OK, but Proteus gets told he has a lack of knowledge / experience?

Seems inconsistant.

Steve, really??

Really. How can you not see the humor Proteus attempted? But Dave, No less than twice, and its OK?? I see a double standard. I don't draw lines based on ones Celeb or Quasi Celeb status. I look at everyones post the same.

Steve

Steve - I see his "humor" too. It was the same sarcastic humor used in his posts on the young lion thread. While completely missing the entire point/seriousness of why we should not tolerate the shooting of young lions, by anyone. Zambian PH buddies included!

We both know that you too thought his post might be controversial, or garner a response, thus the reason for you posting the popcorn eating dude

06 May 2011, 06:31

Steve Ahrenberg

Granted...I figured it might get interesting.

Moving along.

Nice trophies, Im doing the same trip in January with same co.

Steve

06 May 2011, 06:51

Aaron Neilson

quote:
Originally posted by Nganga:

Nice trophies, Im doing the same trip in January with same co.

Steve

Steve, I cannot imagine that you will not have a great time! I definitely want to do the giant eland hunt again! Are you hunting both, or just eland, or what?? Good luck man!!

06 May 2011, 07:01

Steve Ahrenberg

Aaron,

Doin the full meal deal, I think I'm first or second in

Steve

06 May 2011, 08:53

Aaron Neilson

quote:
Originally posted by Nganga:
Aaron,

Doin the full meal deal, I think I'm first or second in

Steve

It will be a great hunt! I only wish I could have gone at the same time you are going, to get the eland with the black mane still intact.

06 May 2011, 09:37

samir

Great Report!!! Can't wait for the video

06 May 2011, 18:06

ledvm

quote:
Originally posted by Proteus:
I certainly hope that the Lord Derby Conservation Force has approved of that bull you took. Are you sure it did not affect the natural balance of the herd to take that specimen out?

I'd hate that pic to fall into the hands of the antis. It'll certainly be used in their agenda if so.

I would suggest that this whole thread be taken down. The fate of a species is at stake here, not to mention the other species in central Africa who would suffer from the fallout. Its a disaster waiting to happen.

The future of all LDE hunters depend upon your responsibility. Thank you for your concern in this matter.

Proteus...hmmm...I wonder which we have...

Proteus was a Greek sea-god...but...Proteus is also the name of a vulgar smelling (hence the name Proteus vulgaris)gram-negative bacterium that likes to invade the male-reproductive tract and cause urinary infectious.

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06 May 2011, 21:17

Dulcinea

Aaron,

Thanks for taking Spot(Spike) along with you on a fantastic safari. To those who are going on safari soon try and get Ernie to go with you, he has very good ju-ju.

I would imagine you stood in front of the first air conditioner you found after the hunt!!

Dulcinea

06 May 2011, 22:57

Aaron Neilson

quote:
Originally posted by Dulcinea:

Aaron,

Thanks for taking Spot(Spike) along with you on a fantastic safari. To those who are going on safari soon try and get Ernie to go with you, he has very good ju-ju.

I would imagine you stood in front of the first air conditioner you found after the hunt!!

Dulcinea

Yes sir, air-conditioning was a welcome relief. Please, someone tell me what to do with Ernest & Spike? Dulcinea, do you want pics of them too? If so, email me at globalhunts@aol.com

07 May 2011, 04:16

drummondlindsey

quote:
Originally posted by Aaron Neilson:
Please, someone tell me what to do with Ernest & Spike?

You mean your not going to bring them back to deer camp and sleep with them?

Dude? You've been back for how long? You dont call, you dont write...

Seriously, give me a shout

Drum

07 May 2011, 16:45

Dulcinea

Aaron,

PLease send Spike home to us. Pics, absolutly!!

Dulcinea

07 May 2011, 17:20

Aaron Neilson

quote:
Originally posted by Dulcinea:
Aaron,

PLease send Spike home to us. Pics, absolutly!!

Dulcinea

Will do

09 May 2011, 00:36

.458Aubs

Aaron,

Great report and nice trophies man - pitty about the hunter, not the best looking specimen i have seen then again if the soccer moms heard of you being hunted then there would be a massive outcry

im busy working on a trip up there either Cameroun or Burkina Faso.