In the Blood (Safari Documentary)

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In this 1989 film Professional Hunter Robin Hurt leads a modern day safari inspired by President Theodore Roosevelt's book African Game Trails. In the hunting party includes the filmmaker's young son, Tyssen Bulter, on his first safari, descendants of President Roosevelt, and gun historians. Showcased is the actual Holland and Holland 500/450 NE double rifle carried and used by the President's on his expedition. Butler takes his first cape buffalo using the president's rifle.


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Do you have any release info? When will it be available? YouTube only?
 
The link to this movie was posted by @One Day... recently on the forum, on thread about safari movies.
Anyway, great movie, i really enjoyed!
 
I have really mixed feelings about the film and honestly after the scene were Bartle Bull spouts off about killing crocodiles, I was just kind of eager for it to end. There were parts I really enjoyed but if you have an hour to burn on YouTube, there are much better programs available. Worth one watch for history sake and the respect of A great ph, but not much more. Just my opinion. . .
 
Thank you Hoas. I have looked for a copy of this movie for several years, since I first heard of it, and have been unsuccessful.
Brian
 
Yeah, really enjoyed it. I downloaded it to my computer the other day and finished watching it yesterday.

I was fine with the crocodile discussion which was only a few minutes of the whole movie.
 
I want to buy this movie as well. To be clear I went to one day link and he does not say how to see the movie. I went on roku looking for it anywhere and could not find it so would appreciate people directing us to other posts and just say how to GET IT!!! Thanks
 
...would appreciate people directing us to other posts and just say how to GET IT!!! Thanks

It is on Youtube. I have the free RealPlayer plugin that allows me to download videos, so downloaded the movie to my computer.
 
A quick look at Amazon and Ebay netted a few copies, mostly VHS and a couple of very expensive DVD's. I still have my VHS from back then.
 
In this 1989 film Professional Hunter Robin Hurt leads a modern day safari inspired by President Theodore Roosevelt's book African Game Trails. In the hunting party includes the filmmaker's young son, Tyssen Bulter, on his first safari, descendants of President Roosevelt, and gun historians. Showcased is the actual Holland and Holland 500/450 NE double rifle carried and used by the President's on his expedition. Butler takes his first cape buffalo using the president's rifle.


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the book "Safari" by Bartle Bull (who is in this movie) describes this safari in the last chapter
 
Firebird you are spot on! That really gutted what was a very good documentary. Kind of like the meateater guy!
 
I bought this film on VHS back in the day. Been awhile since I watched it…..my VHS player is somewhere in the heap in my basement! I liked it, but found the whole croc hunt tedious. It was great seeing Mr. Hurt PHing in his prime in a beautiful area!
 
I suppose that segment keeps the documentary honest. I read a lot so I did buy Bartle Bulls book but have not gotten around to reading it yet.
I have a couple very old vhs tapes with Ph Capstick-he was much better in print than on film, but when I was young they were the stuff dreams were made of!
 

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