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Mark, thank you very much for your detailed comments. I could certainly argue with some of your points, but unfortunately my English isn’t good enough for that. Fortunately, I’ve never had the “pleasure” of dealing with a $10 USD prostitute. But I myself (on a very small scale) and the people...

Guys. Maybe the word “idolize” is a bit too strong a translation—sorry—but you hardly ever hear a critical word about him here; it's always the others who are doing everything wrong.

Ultimately, these are all hunters who have a strong presence on social media. Ultimately, there are plenty of hunters who can hold their own against all of them, but they just never participate in the Facebook/Instagram circus.

Well, the intention to annex other countries is certainly no small matter. Ultimately, it’s a declaration of war. If Putin and Xi were to follow these examples and use this rhetoric, there would have been a military buildup at the borders long ago. What I don’t understand: Most of you are smart...

I once asked AI who she was—maybe someone will find this interesting. A wonderful, courageous woman: Eva Dickson, Blix’s third and last wife (1905–1938). Explorer, pilot, rally driver, and travel writer during the interwar years. In 1932, she became the first woman to cross the Sahara by car...

who is she ?

The European press is reporting that he's on his last legs. Do you actually believe that? Or is this just the usual bashing by journalists? It would be interesting to hear your thoughts on this. Foxi

fantastic. Waidmannsheil

wow.I love that vintage films.Thanks for sharing with us.

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my best regards to Kenny

boah. What a great hunt. Fires on this scale are a real scourge. Good grief. Your writing style is also admirable. You have a real talent for it. Keep it up. Too bad we missed each other in Salzburg. But I hope you’ll be there again next year. Großes Waidmannsheil+Horrido Foxi

Hallo Community, When I was young, I eagerly read the book by the German-Canadian Johannes Hogrebe, *The Trapper of Ghost River*. It was one of the books that sparked my enthusiasm for Canada back then. Now for my question. Has anyone ever hunted or fished there and is familiar with this lake...

That's exactly how it is. The South African often has the clientele, while the Zimbabwean has the license or the block. That's how I've seen it happen with acquaintances from time to time. It wouldn't bother me in principle, but getting references from both of them would be very important to me.