bill t is to modest, elephant pic

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bill t is to modest, elephant pic

Post by dw »

here is the elephant on the excalibur homepage. great job BILL and KATH!
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A very nice bull..

Congratulations to Bill T.

A first ever.....
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Post by GREY OWL »

Very awsome hunt indeed. Something I'll never get a chance at in my lifetime. I won't even ask what the cost is for a elephant hunt. I'll have to get GaryL to buy me a powerball ticket. :lol: :lol:

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Post by diesel »

Great job Bill. Just hope PETA does not get wind of this.
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Post by bushmaster »

Wow !! Awesome ! Congrats ! 8)
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Post by ecoaster »

WOW is right. Lots of meat there to feed that village.
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Post by Tommy-SKIL-Figure »

Could we get a story about how you got it Bill?

Did you hunt it or shoot it from a blind?

A write up like the one you did for your Australian trip would be very interesting. It would be great to know what broadhead and arrow set up you used...

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GREY OWL wrote:Very awsome hunt indeed. Something I'll never get a chance at in my lifetime. I won't even ask what the cost is for a elephant hunt. I'll have to get GaryL to buy me a powerball ticket. :lol: :lol:

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GREY OWL, no power ball but I did get US a MEGA MILLIONS for this coming Friday May 5 06. Numbers as follows:

02 04 15 19 31 +5

That will get us on the trip plus a few extras if it should come in (HIT) :wink:

PS: would have too add A.W. to our trip of course :twisted: :wink:
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GaryL wrote:
GREY OWL wrote:Very awsome hunt indeed. Something I'll never get a chance at in my lifetime. I won't even ask what the cost is for a elephant hunt. I'll have to get GaryL to buy me a powerball ticket. :lol: :lol:

Grey Owl
GREY OWL, no power ball but I did get US a MEGA MILLIONS for this coming Friday May 5 06. Numbers as follows:

02 04 15 19 31 +5

That will get us on the trip plus a few extras if it should come in (HIT) :wink:

PS: would have too add A.W. to our trip of course :twisted: :wink:
Oh man!!!...those are my numbers too. You mean I'm going to have to split the pot with you guys also?
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Nice job, Bill. Looking forward to hearing the story about that one!
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Post by l patterson »

congrats on the elephant
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Post by LoneWolf »

Congrats to you on being the first ever to harvest an elephant with a crossbow.
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Post by LeGrand »

Congrats.

Can you eat elephant meat or is it just for the tusks?
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Post by Rage_A_Holic »

For those of you that missed it;
Excalibur wrote:
ELEPHANT PRESS RELEASE

In April of this year history was made when what is believed to be the very first Elephant to be killed with a crossbow in modern times was harvested in Zimbabwe on the eastern shores of Lake Kariba. Bill Troubridge, president of Excalibur Crossbow, took the mature bull Elephant with one arrow on the ninth day of a grueling hunt with PH Carl Mason of African Trails in the Omay tribal region of Zimbabwe. This area is home to one of the largest concentrations of Elephant in Southern Africa, and damage to the vegetation and local crops encourages herd reduction there through sport hunting. "Initially this hunt started out as a quest to demonstrate the effectiveness of our recurve limb crossbows" said Mr. Troubridge, "but it truly ended as a life altering experience". Over a hundred natives from nearby fishing village shared the bounty provided by almost 4000 pounds of boned meat from the downed bull.
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