Now that you Misfits have seen what a great Africa hunt

Gary Reeder
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Monday, April 17, 2023, 17:07 (1203 days ago)

looks like with Erik's trophies and Ray's trophies (actually they were probably all shot by Danielle) here is your chance to hunt Africa without spending a fortune. And if you know Erik Stenberg or Ray Shepard then you know they don't bullshit folks. If this wasn't the trip of a lifetime they wouldn't have been to Africa several times, and are thinking of going back with me on this next trip.
I have booked Africa for (tentatively) July 2 thru 10. The camp holds 10 hunters. I have 3 folks that want to go and Ray Shepard this morning said he and Danielle are thinking about joining us for this hunt. So I possibly have 5 or 6 folks already lined up for this hunt. This means I have 5 openings left.
Erik and Ray can vouch for what I tell you when I say you can afford Africa. The daily rate is $450 a day which covers your skinners, trackers, PH, food, lodging, everything except the animals. The animals are priced at different prices. Some are in the $700 range while others are considerably more. If you were to hunt Africa and take 4 or 5 plains game you would be looking at maybe $6000. The daily rates for 9 days are $4050. So you can hunt Africa for 9 days, take 5 plains game animals for right at $10,000. You can't beat it. If you spent 9 days in Alaska and took 5 animals it would run you $25,000 or more. Plus with the Africa hunt there is very little money up front. You pay half of the daily rates up front with usually runs from $1800 to $2000 according to the amount of days hunted. 9 days hunted means $4050 for the daily rates and you would pay $2025 up front. I think there is a hunt permit or license that is added in there too but it is minimal. Everything else is after the hunt.
Anyway, I have 5 openings left. If you are interested, let me know and I can give you more info. 928-527-4100.
Some of the folks that have hunted Africa with me or Colleen...and some of them have been with me on the African hunts several times..
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And these are from just 4 of our 16 African hunts. A great time was had by all. Call me if you are interested. 928-883-9771 evenings or 928-527-4100 daytime..

Bill Firman?

Paul
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Tuesday, April 18, 2023, 12:38 (1202 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

What happened to him? Hasn't been on here in a long time.

His wife died and later on he got hitched again

Gary Reeder
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Tuesday, April 18, 2023, 14:23 (1202 days ago) @ Paul

and his new bride is more into operas and such. So I heard Bill had traded his camo stuff in for a tux and bow tie.

O'l Bill is doing well, Gary is correct...

WB
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Wednesday, April 19, 2023, 06:44 (1201 days ago) @ Paul

His new wife was a NY City professional dancer! They are enjoying life in the Orlando area. Bill has one daughter who is a big time Executive with Disney too. I see pics of them together a lot. He also raises world class Paso Fino horses (25-30 last count). So after spending about $300k on his African adventures and probably $100k on taxidermy and shipping (the shipping on the Leopard alone was $7k, full body mount) he has that itch scratched. But he dearly loved the experience and glowingly re-tells the tale. Bill has to be over 80 by now. Formerly he was the VP of Lockheed Martin. Interesting fellow and very kind.

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