I discovered this old film in another forum and think it´s worth a look:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...6U&feature=related.-

Also posted in the European Forum

Ve vill choot, ve vill sing, ve vill march, ve vill poke de shtag vit our canes, und ve vill bring de ganzer army vit us, und ve vill luv it.

Thanks, nainital, for the video link. I didn't realize the Kaiser was the source of all the one-armed German officer characters in the movies! Also didn't realize the canned hunts with hundreds of stags in a row for the Chiefs of State that they had back then. Big-Shots must miss out on a lot of real-life adventure (except for Teddy Roosevelt)!

Steve: yes, the Kaiser Wilhelm had an useless left arm and I understand that in Germany they still call "a regal shot" one in the neck, because he often used a Mauser carbine. Due to the tiny bullet he preferred the neck shot.
I wonder if the King of England´s hunt in Nepal in 1911 was likewise

If that is the case, then Guillermo's shot on the buffalo was a regal one. 400 grain, 500 Magnum, in the neck.

I wish the left here were as useless as the Kaiser's left arm.