Bill finished hes 4th or 5th safari here mhe was hunting with me and Guillermo a lot ,we hunted doves,partriges-its a wonderfull season many many birds-and we killed a russian boar of aprox 300kilos ,many foxes and hares but ill let him mae a complete report il post photos later.Juan

Looking forward to the pictures and Bills account of the adventures!

THE BOAR WAS PURE LUCKY ,we were having dinner -an asado of ribs-and the administrator of a farm 5 kms south of mine called because a huge boar was destroying his cropland ,next mourning we were there and the boar was near a domestic sow ,we run a bit with the dogs and catched it ,.....the rest is for Bill.

Come on, Juan !!!

Tell us something until Bill reaches his PC at his house ... knife or gun ?

What is this?. Looking forward to the new deeds of Bill the Knife...

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Originally posted by Afrikaander:
Come on, Juan !!!

Tell us something until Bill reaches his PC at his house ... knife or gun ?

As do you said "until Bill reaches his PC " wait for the "Viejo gringo" full report, but in the meaning time try this trivia:

what type of gun do you think that he used in a Hunt conducted by Juanito......

A-Dogs
B-Edge weapons
C-Firearm

Dogs--for sure if Juan was there!
Knife--probably not on a 300kg boar!
Gun--did Bill have his pistol there?

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Originally posted by Guillermo Amestoy:

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Originally posted by Afrikaander:
Come on, Juan !!!

Tell us something until Bill reaches his PC at his house ... knife or gun ?

As do you said "until Bill reaches his PC " wait for the "Viejo gringo" full report, but in the meaning time try this trivia:

what type of gun do you think that he used in a Hunt conducted by Juanito......

A-Dogs
B-Edge weapons
C-Firearm

For what I know, it can perfectly be (and surely was !) A, B and C !!!

Thanks to all of you for your patience and interest. See my latest new post....

My weapons of choice are my Rigid Bowie.... or my Muela Bowie.

Fox killed at nigth with spotligth and buckshot,i have many many photos of Bill hunting and ill post them later.

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Hunting perdiz is a joy. Walking across the bright green fields on a wonderful autumn day, with the dogs working out front. Suddenly, from under your feet (it seems that way) out buzzes the bird, totally unseen until he decides to get out of Dodge. And for dinner the way Juan and Flavia prepare them it is truly one of nature's bountiful gifts. I can now understand why it is Juan's favorite form of wing shooting.

Hunting perdiz with a good dog, one that knows his work, is a thing of beauty Anyway, I liked to hunt them without a dog, that is, zigzagging in the field, almost kicking the birds out of cover. This way it resembles sporting clays...and it´s much more difficult.

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Originally posted by nainital:
Hunting perdiz with a good dog, one that knows his work, is a thing of beauty Anyway, I liked to hunt them without a dog, that is, zigzagging in the field, almost kicking the birds out of cover. This way it resembles sporting clays...and it´s much more difficult.

That is pretty muhc what we did as the dogs are Labs, not pointers, even though Africa has a great nose for finding the birds. The biggest benefit with the dogs is retrieving downed birds. With her we did not lose one.

Bill, I would like to visit with you sometime about your trips to Juan's place.