Of all the the hunting videos I have watched and stories read this one is my favorite . I see a beauty and fairness in this hunt of a pure man VS animal I was not witnessed before.
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The greatest of Hunter
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Motorpsycho
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brihacharan
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Re: The greatest of Hunter
Hi Motorpsycho,
> Unbelievably majestic in every respect!
> As a student of film making my wholehearted appreciation to the man who filmed the entire sequence - it was poetry in motion.
> Even after getting his prey the hunter's empathy towards his quarry is soul rendering - the way he picked up earth and showered it on the fallen animal accompanied by his silent prayer "Dust thou art & to dust thou return" is heart warming and highly commendable.
> Did you notice how the hunter took the tears from the Kudu / Eland's eyes and rubbed it on his knees?
> Oh! haven't seen anything like this in my entire life.
> Thanks motorpsycho for posting this clip.
Briha
> Unbelievably majestic in every respect!
> As a student of film making my wholehearted appreciation to the man who filmed the entire sequence - it was poetry in motion.
> Even after getting his prey the hunter's empathy towards his quarry is soul rendering - the way he picked up earth and showered it on the fallen animal accompanied by his silent prayer "Dust thou art & to dust thou return" is heart warming and highly commendable.
> Did you notice how the hunter took the tears from the Kudu / Eland's eyes and rubbed it on his knees?
> Oh! haven't seen anything like this in my entire life.
> Thanks motorpsycho for posting this clip.
Briha
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mercury
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Re: The greatest of Hunter
powerful......very , very powerful.
Throw me to the wolves....I will return leading the pack.
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AbbasRiz
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Re: The greatest of Hunter
What a test of endurance !
Thanks Motorpsycho for bringing in such a nice clip for us.
Regards,
Abbas
Thanks Motorpsycho for bringing in such a nice clip for us.
Regards,
Abbas
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Motorpsycho
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Re: The greatest of Hunter
Spot on Sir! Its a David Attenborough program. Do see his "Life" series, it is just awesome and also Planet earth.brihacharan wrote:Hi Motorpsycho,
> Unbelievably majestic in every respect!
> As a student of film making my wholehearted appreciation to the man who filmed the entire sequence - it was poetry in motion.
> Even after getting his prey the hunter's empathy towards his quarry is soul rendering - the way he picked up earth and showered it on the fallen animal accompanied by his silent prayer "Dust thou art & to dust thou return" is heart warming and highly commendable.
> Did you notice how the hunter took the tears from the Kudu / Eland's eyes and rubbed it on his knees?
> Oh! haven't seen anything like this in my entire life.
> Thanks motorpsycho for posting this clip.
Briha
mercury wrote:powerful......very , very powerful.
Thank you my good sir!AbbasRiz wrote:What a test of endurance !
Thanks Motorpsycho for bringing in such a nice clip for us.
Regards,
Abbas
MP
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shooter
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Re: The greatest of Hunter
This was one of the firs videos posted on ifg. Posted >5 years ago.
You want more gun control? Use both hands!
God made man and God made woman, but Samuel Colt made them equal.
One does not hunt in order to kill; on the contrary, one kills in order to have hunted. by Jose Gasset.
God made man and God made woman, but Samuel Colt made them equal.
One does not hunt in order to kill; on the contrary, one kills in order to have hunted. by Jose Gasset.