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CampTalk DALLAS SAFARI CLUB NEWS VOLUME 28, ISSUE 4 MAY 2015 2015 Trophy Award Winners IN THIS ISSUE President’s Letter...........................3 African PHs Association...............6 Reloading.........................................8 Fishing Back in Time...................10 Conservation Society...........12, 32 World Record Moose ................13 Grants In Action...........................16 DEF..................................................17 Membership Drive.......................19 Obituary: L. Irvin Barnhart.........20 Obituary: Jimmy Boy Watson...21 Nuisance Wildlife: Part 4...........22 New Members.............................26 Member Bulletin Board.............34 PRESIDENT’S CUP/BEST OVERALL WINNER Kelli Thornton, Rocky Mountain Mule Deer Kelli Thornton’s Rocky Mountain mule deer won for the best overall trophy in the annual competition. Her speech began with “wow!” and ended in heartfelt thanks for Dallas Safari Club and many others. BEST OF AFRICA First Place Ben Barnett Lion Second Place Hunter Comiskey Leopard Third Place Stephen Miller East African Sitatunga Continued on page 4 Presenting trophies is DSC President Karl Evans UPCOMING Monthly Meetings www.biggame.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/dallassafariclub Twitter: @DallasSafariClb RSVP to DSC Office at 972-980-9800 or [email protected] Monthly Meetings are $35 per person, $45 day of event and for walk-ins MAY 21 (DATE CHANGE) Monthly Meeting Joel Brice of Delta Waterfowl Hilton DFW Lakes 1800 Highway 26E, Grapevine, TX JUNE 18 Monthly Meeting Royal Oaks Country Club 7915 Greenville Avenue, Dallas JULY 16 Monthly Meeting Doubletree Hotel by Hilton Dallas near the Galleria 4099 Valley View Lane, Dallas 2 | D A L L A S S A FA R I C L U B N E W S BIGGAME.ORG CampTalk LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Every Member Is Important At press time, as your president, I am representing DSC at the CIC meetings in Europe. This is a gathering of worldwide conservation groups to discuss policy and advocacy for the future of hunting and conservation. I had a long flight over and had time to reflect on the direction of the club and the improvements underway as a part of our long-term growth strategy. But no matter what excellent idea or “next best thing” can be thought up, there is one constant for Dallas Safari Club. Every member is important − from the newborn Life Members whose proud grandpa signed them up, to the busy young adults of the Conservation Society, to the “70-plus” crowd who still enjoy member activities, serve on committees and are vital to this club. In this issue, you will find an obituary for Jimmy Boy Watson and next month one for Steve Christenson, both devoted DSC members, volunteers and directors. We mourn the loss of our fellow hunters, and we celebrate the contribution they and other founders of this club have made. Also in this issue, we mark the passing of L. Irvin Barnhart, who was active in SCI, DSC and HSC over the years, and made tremendous impact on the hunting community. Without men and women like this, we would not be where we are today. It’s that simple. We can all have satisfying lives full of achievement, family, hunting, but our members seem to get a lot out of going the extra mile for DSC, for each other. They treat each other with respect, help each other out, and manage to have a lot of fun in the process. And it shows, in the growing membership, in the smiles and energy at the show, in the fellowship at any gathering of DSC members. Come to a monthly meeting, volunteer at the show or a S.A.F.E.T.Y. event and see what I’m talking about. CAMP TALK PRODUCTION STAFF Ben F. Carter III, Publisher Jay Ann Cox, Ph.D, Editor in Chief Gayne C. Young, Editor Online Media Terry Blauwkamp, Reloading Editor @ Graphics, Art and Production Nieman Printing, Printing DSC STAFF Ben F. Carter III, Executive Director Terri L. Lewis, Exhibits Manager Jay Ann Cox, Ph.D, Publications & Advertising Lori Stanford, Auctions Manager Crystal Allison, Assistant Auctions Manager Lynda Rexrode-Adams, Banquet & Registration Manager Ben Kimmel, Events Manager Lea Marsh, Membership Manager/DSC 100 Scot McClure, Education Coordinator Barri Murphy, Executive Assistant Gayne C. Young, Editor Online Media For advertising opportunities and rates, contact Jay Ann Cox at [email protected], (972) 980-9800. OFFICERS Karl Evans, President Chris Hudson, Immediate Past President Mark Kielwasser, President Elect Rebecca Evans, Secretary John Eads, CPA, Treasurer DIRECTORS 2013-20162014-2017 Allen Moore David Allison Andrew Pratt John Patterson Jim Tolson David J. Sams VICE PRESIDENTS Karl Evans, President, Dallas Safari Club Deadlines for Publications Game Trails Summer Fall Convention Camp Talk March to December issues January-February combined issue Due Date / Projected Mailing Date May 10 / July 10 August 10 / September 30 October 1 / December 10 Darren LaSorte Mark Little Craig Nyhus Mark Rose APHA LIAISON David Oakes Jerry Mumfrey DSC-PAC CHAIRMAN M. Lance Phillips GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS ADVISORY Steve Weinberg Due Date / Projected Mailing Date 1st day of month prior to issue / 10th of month of issue Dec. 10 / January 20 NOTE: Editorial submissions received by the due date for a specific issue may run in a later issue, depending on publishing needs at that time. Unsolicited submissions in digital format (article, photos and caption list) are welcome at any time via email. Queries and pitches are also accepted, and are best submitted via email. ALL submissions must be in digital format, unless otherwise specified. For more editorial guidelines, or further information, contact Editor in Chief, [email protected]. BIGGAME.ORG Richard Allen Charlie Barnes Amy Callender Janae Chamblee Dennis Fuller 2015-2018 Mike McKinney Tori Nayfa Rod Wooley 13709 Gamma Road • Dallas, TX 75244 USA Phone 972-980-9800 • Fax 972-980-9925 Email: [email protected] Website: www.biggame.org Advertising inquiries, letters and stories are welcome. Dallas Safari Club reserves the right not to publish, or to edit for content and length. The views expressed in Camp Talk are expressly those of the author and are not necessarily those of Dallas Safari Club, its members, employees or assigns. MAY 2015 | 3 COVER STORY, CONT. BEST OF AMERICAS First Place Terrell McCombs Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep BEST OF EUROPE Second Place Milton Schultz, Jr. Grizzly Bear Third Place Jerry Mumfrey Mountain Goat BEST OF SOUTH PACIFIC First Place Stephen Flynn Chamois Second Place Stephen Flynn Tahr First Place John Hoestenbach Beceite Ibex Second Place Stephen Coale Ronda Ibex BEST OF YOUTH Third Place Stephen Flynn Red Stag First Place Johnny Hattner Desert Bighorn Sheep Second Place Cole Findley Cougar BEST OF SPECIES North America Bison..................................................John Eads Brown Bear....................................Henry Campbell III Columbia Black-tailed Deer.......................Milton Schultz, Jr. Columbia White-tailed Deer......................Brown Delozier Cougar.............................................Cole Findley Dall Sheep......................................Allen Findley Greenland Muskox....................Brown Delozier Greenland Muskox....................Tim McCreary Roosevelt Elk................................Milton Schultz, Jr. Africa Those who won Best of Species enjoyed one last round of applause 4 | D A L L A S S A FA R I C L U B N E W S Black Springbok.........................Charles Bowlin Blue Wildebeest.........................Cmdr Ross Wohlert Bushpig............................................Ben Barnett Cape Buffalo................................Ben Barnett BIGGAME.ORG BEST OF NORTH AMERICAN EXOTICS Third Place Henry Campbell III Gredos Ibex First Place Craig Power Afghan Urial Third Place Craig Power Mouflon BEST OF ESTATE WHITETAILS BEST OF FREE RANGE WHITETAILS First Place Stephen Coale White-tailed Deer First Place Stephen Coale White-tailed Deer NOT PICTURED BEST OF LADIES Archery/Crossbow First Place Stan Christiansen Leopard North American Exotics Third Place Kaylee Stacy Southern Kudu First Place Mary Stacy Sable Common Reedbuck.................Charlie Barnes Copper Springbok....................Charles Bowlin East African Bohor Reedbuck.......................................Stephen Miller East African Bushbuck...........Ben Barnett East African Defassa Waterbuck..................Stephen Miller East African Duiker...................Stephen Miller East African Eland....................Ben Barnett East African Impala..................Stephen Miller East African Roan.....................Ben Barnett Eastern Cape Kudu..................Hunter Mayo Eland..................................................James Stacy Hartmann’s Zebra......................Mary Stacy Hippo.................................................Ben Barnett Kalahari Springbok...................Mary Stacy Kirk’s Dik Dik.................................Ben Barnett Klipspringer...................................Charlie Barnes BIGGAME.ORG Second Place Mary Stacy Oryx Third Place Kaelyn Leonard Common Blesbok Lichtenstein Hartebeest........Ben Barnett Livingstone Eland......................Scott Tobermann Mountain Reedbuck.................Charles Bowlin Nile Bushbuck..............................Stephen Miller Oribi...................................................Charles Bowlin Oryx...................................................John Eads Red Hartebeest..........................Mike Mayo Roberts Gazelle..........................Ben Barnett Southern Greater Kudu..........Charlie Barnes Southern Impala.........................Hunter Mayo Southern Roan............................Brown Delozier Steenbok.........................................Ben Barnett Thompson Gazelle....................Ben Barnett Topi.....................................................Stephen Miller Tsessebe..........................................Charlie Barnes Vaal Rhebok..................................Charles Bowlin Warthog..........................................Josh Mayo Waterbuck.....................................James Stacy Second Place Tracy Noll—Red Sheep Zebra.................................................Heather Enos North American Exotics Addax...............................................Brown Delozier Catalina Goat...............................Ryan Wohlert Scimitar-horned Oryx.............Brown Delozier Sika Deer.........................................Corey Lehmann Youth Blesbok............................................Kaylee Stacy Blue Wildebeest.........................Kaylee Stacy Burchell’s Zebra..........................Kaylee Stacy Catalina Goat...............................Ryan Wohlert Common Springbok................Kaelyn Leonard White-tailed Deer......................Kayla Mayfield MAY 2015 | 5 PREFERRED PARTNERS IN CONSERVATION Hunting Ethically for Conservation AFRICAN PROFESSIONAL HUNTERS ASSOCIATION It is generally accepted that the main cause for the decline of wildlife populations is due to a loss of habitat; generally caused by human encroachment. Hunting Safari operators are key in combating this issue through various means including anti-poaching, educating the community on the benefits of conservation and in particular sustainable harvesting. The very presence of hunters is a huge deterrent to poachers, cattle herders and illegal loggers. It may come as a surprise to the couch conservationist but the revenue generated by hunting plays a crucial role in protecting rhino, lion, elephant and their supporting habitats through the payment of trophy fees, concession fees and various license fees. A large amount of this revenue supplements much needed income to the wildlife divisions, who are also in desperate need of funds to complete their daily activities. It is a known fact that unutilized areas often become over run with cattle and farms, it is human nature to take over something that is not used. Many areas are not viable for non-consumptive tourism such as photographic safaris; however, in most cases hunting companies are able to play a key role in sustaining the viability of these remote areas as tourist destinations. It has been proven that professional hunting is beneficial to conservation; hunters need the wildlife to make their living and the healthier the wildlife populations in his concession the more successful he will be. However, having said this, we acknowledge that not 6 | D A L L A S S A FA R I C L U B N E W S all hunters keep sustainability in mind when hunting. Hunting clubs, organizations and associations have a duty to ensure that ethical and sustainable hunting is practiced within the industry by enforcing stricter criteria for those who represent the hunting industry. These organizations and associations should also enforce harsher penalties for those who tarnish the industry with unethical practices. The members of APHA believe in ethical hunting practices including the practise of fair chase, whereby the animal has a reasonable chance of escape. Those who are against hunting often condemn the practice without considering its benefits to the environment, wildlife and rural communities. They simply cannot get past the notion of the killing of animals and are therefore unable or refuse to see the bigger picture. If hunting were to cease many wildlife areas would be left unmanaged, unutilized and open to human encroachment, spelling the end of the very wildlife conservationists think they are saving when they call for a hunting ban. Ethical hunting allows for a stronger, healthier generation of animals to flourish by taking out the old and making way for the young. Healthy repopulation of wildlife and habitat protection is what every conservationist should strive for; conservation is a science and should be conducted rationally and not emotionally. CT BIGGAME.ORG BIGGAME.ORG MAY 2015 | 7 RELOADING BY TERRY BLAUWKAMP Dumb Mistakes There are many ways to get in trouble without even trying. Even purchasing ammo can be a nightmare if you are not wide-awake. For example, just recently a fellow wanted to give me a box of 7mm ammo because he had purchased it “by mistake”. It seems he walked up to the clerk and asked for a box of 7mm Remington Magnum ammo. The clerk apparently heard only, “7mm.” So he handed him a box of 7mm Mauser Remington (brand) ammo. Neither one of them caught it so away he went. He was just very lucky that he did not fire it in his gun, as it would have ruptured the case and mostly likely injured him. What is confusing is how many cartridges there are that sound alike. The 7mm’s are a good place to start. There is the 7mm Mauser, 7mm-08 Remington, 7-30 Waters, 7 x 65 R, 7mm Remington Magnum, 7mm Remington SA Magnum, 7mm Wby Magnum, 7mm Dakota, and 7mm STW. As you can see, just buying the correct 7mm ammo is a project. We also have the .300 Savage, .300 Winchester, .300 Weatherby, .300 WSM, .300 H&H, .300 RUM, .300 Dakota, .300 Rem SA Mag.A couple more examples of confusion are the 6.5mm cartridges. I remember a conversation I overheard while standing in a little store in British Columbia where a lady came in for supplies and asked the clerk for a box of 6.5’s. Her husband needed ammo, and while she was to get some groceries and supplies, she might as well pick up some ammo too. Oh, oh, what KIND of 6.5 does he have? Could he have a 6.5 Jap or maybe a 6.5 Carcano, 6.5 Swedish, 6.5 Remington Magnum, or a 6.5mm x 57. There was no way for her to know, as she just could not pick up the cell phone and call him to ask. The clerk was very helpful as he was able to look up past purchases at the store, and found that last year her husband had indeed purchased some 6.5mm Jap ammo. So they took their best shot and she took the Jap ammo with her. I sure felt sorry for her, as she did not want to bring the wrong ones back home. At least she did not have to choose what weight bullet to choose as the store only had Norma ammo and in only one bullet weight and style. 8 | D A L L A S S A FA R I C L U B N E W S Last fall on a visit to a major sporting goods store, a fellow walked up and wanted a box of “tirty-tirtys.” The clerk asked him if he wanted 150 grain or 170 grain bullets. He did not know. The clerk followed up with asking how about Remington, Federal, PMC, or Winchester? Still no answer. Then she asked if they were Core Lokts, Power Points, or Silvertips. Finally he said, “Just give me the ones in the green box”. That is the attitude of a great many hunters, but at least he had the right caliber. Even all this is confusing enough, now build in the factor of all the different kinds of bullets in a given bullet weights per manufacturer. Considering the above situation with the 6.5ammo in Canada, what if the buyer was sent to get a box of .30-06 Springfield 180-grain ammo. Federal Cartridge has a 180 grain Hi Shok, Fusion, AccuBond, Nosler Partition, Tipped Trophy Bonded Bear Claws, and Sierra BT. The choice in Remington ammo is fully as great. They have 180-grain Core Lokts, but they come in Pointed or Round Nose. Also “Ultra” Core Lokt and a Bronze Point, plus they have Sciroccos and Swift A-Frames. Winchester has their share of Power Points, Silvertips, Ballistic Silver Tips and a host of other choices, and this is just the three major manufacturers. Add in the half dozen other smaller producers, and the situation can be mind boggling. So when the clerk hands you the ammo, double-check it to be sure it is exactly what you want. CT If you ever need any help with what to buy for a specific hunt, feel free to contact Terry anytime at [email protected] BIGGAME.ORG OUTDOOR FEATURE Fishing Back In Time BY C U R T I S L . F R I S B I E, J R . Prince Rupert Harbour on Kaien Island, British Columbia was where the 73-year old workhorse tugboat, the MV Parry, lay at anchor waiting for us on June 7, 2014, the first day of our fishing trip. Inhabiting the neat city of Prince Rupert were 13,000 souls. We had flown 480 miles north from Vancouver to reach this container, coal and grain shipping port, part of the Pacific Ocean’s famed Inside Passage stretching from northeast Washington state through western British Columbia to southeastern Alaska. Rain fell lightly but steadily that morning, the sky was overcast and grey calling for a light sweater. We had breakfast on board as the Parry weighed anchor and Captain Mike Boskovich began putting it through its paces to chug toward the fishing grounds. Scores of islands passed by as the tug effortlessly plowed through the cool Canadian waters. There was not an abundance of space in the small cabins below-deck, just enough for two and their baggage. The tug trailed five, 18-foot, custom-built Bobcat skiffs with 50 horsepower, four-stroke Honda motors. Three people and their fishing accoutrements would fit comfortably within the skiffs. After a couple hours, the tug dropped anchor and we got ready to fish. Strong rain gear and Mustang Floater Coats were provided to us by Mike Wright, the ship’s “do-anything” guy. White rubber boots completed the ensemble, but I elected to use my rubber Muck Boots that I had purchased in Alaska a couple of years previously. Our rods were 10-1/2 foot Berkeley mooching rods and the reels were the solid Shimano 4000 series. This was standard fare for the Canadians. Our bait was herring with the heads cut off: about 6-7 inches of salmon 10 | D A L L A S S A F A R I C L U B N E W S temptation. Line weight was 20-pound test for the main line and 25-pound test for the leader. Two barbless This was a unique trip. hooks secured Duplication would be difficult − the bait. A 4 or 6 ounce after all, how many people can mooching boast having beautiful weight (aka, 1920- and 1940-era tugs to keel sinker) was attached above accommodate every fishing, the baited hooks sleeping, and dining need? about five feet. All this was designed to be thrown over the side, then we were to make 12 to 26 two-foot pulls of the line, depending upon the depth, to set the bait at about 24 to 52 feet deep, and then put the rod in the rod holders while we waited for the action to begin. Gená and I listened to the first-day instructions on the fantail and reviewed a map of the surrounding area and the suggested fishing sites. The Parry’s fishing guide, Duncan Browning, split his time during the next few days on each skiff and was always within radio range if troubles were encountered. Usually, all the skiffs ran together in the same general area but those who had fished there before and knew their way around sometimes hit other spots before joining back with the group. Otherwise we were each essentially on our own to decide where we wanted to fish, run the skiff, figure out where we were and where the tug was, bait our hooks, use the reels with which we were unfamiliar (but it was not that difficult to figure them out), fish with barbless hooks, hook and catch the fish, wrestle them to the skiff, use the net, take our “hero” photos with the fish, and then find our way back to the mother ship. Six of the other anglers had been on that tug many times and were intimately familiar and comfortable with the routine; the exceptions were us and one fellow, Andy Pilmanis, a PhD from San Antonio. Andy, however, was a real fisherman and sailor and boat owner. That left us two landlubbers initially looking askance at our bait bucket and skiff. It was to be a learning experience and the first thing we intuitively figured out as we left sight of the “ ” BIGGAME.ORG Gená and fishing guide Duncan Parry was to keep the others in view at all times! The second thing we learned was that it was not that hard to figure out what to do and then do it. But, no fish were braving the rain to seize our offerings that first afternoon. Probably more significant was the fact that everyone delighted in watching so many killer whales swimming around us. But, the consequence was that the salmon left for parts unknown when they saw the size of the teeth on those predators. The end result was that all the fishermen were skunked, and their raingear was wet, but we were dry underneath and happy to be in such beautiful surroundings. The next day, Gená and I got a late start. We fished until it was time for lunch and we back-tracked to the Parry to eat and get a quick nap while the boat moved to another location. Duncan Browning was our magnificently hirsute guide for the afternoon. He was English, 26 years old, friendly, a fishing guide and ski instructor, and this was his first year on the Parry. We were more successful with Duncan as our teacher; well, it is more accurate to say that Gená was more successful as she fairly quickly landed a nice pink salmon followed by a rockfish under his tutelage. The other skiffs were having more success, too: Andy Pilmanis from Texas landed two kings at 17 and 23 pounds; Art Carter from Washington caught a king weighing in at 12 pounds; and, Mike Russell from Salem, Oregon, managed a 10-pound swimmer. Rockfish, black bass and assorted others completed everyone’s catch for the day. Canadians Bob and Kathy Jordan started Westwind Tugboat Adventures 40 years ago with their first restored tug plying the Inside Passage waters. Added to the fleet in 1979 was the restored 1941 Union Jack. Bob and Kathy’s trips became wildly popular. The wooden, 85-foot, 1941 MV Parry was the next craft to be bought, restored and added to the popularity of the fleet in 1987, its history was always as a working boat. BIGGAME.ORG Originally built for the Canadian Navy in WW II, the Parry was sold to the Hydrographic Service and it virtually never stopped working. Sold again in 1968 it eventually wound up in Bob and Kathy’s loving hands almost 20 years later. After the Union Jack was retired in 2009 the 1929 Merry Chase was acquired, a 60-foot fishing boat which was converted and restored and put back in service last year, in 2013. Bob and Kathy live on the Merry Chase and accompany the Parry on its cruises carrying extra food and supplies and running ahead to scout out new fishing grounds. “Follow The Fish” became their motto, and that is exactly what they do best: during the fourmonth fishing season of May 25 to September 29 they are fishing Langara Island (Queen Charlotte Islands), Prince Rupert and Bella Bella. An amazing 70-percent repeat clientele history is a testament to their care and service, so they must be more than good all the time! Author with a fine catch The next four days began to run together, with numerous fish of different types were caught. A halibut was “accidentally” caught by Art Carter when his bait remained on the bottom too long. The sole flounder to be added to the larder was also caught while dragging the bottom. Rockfish of many different types eagerly and often committed hari kari for our fishing pleasure. All too soon it was time to return to Prince Rupert. The fish that were being kept were either filleted, boxed and frozen on board the Parry or prepared for delivery to St. Jean’s Cannery in Nanaimo with instructions for smoking, flavoring with peppercorn or Cajun hot smoke, made into lox or filleted into steaks. This was a unique trip. Duplication would be difficult − after all, how many people can boast having beautiful 1920- and 1940-era tugs to accommodate every fishing, sleeping, and dining need? CT MAY 2015 | 11 12 | D A L L A S S A F A R I C L U B N E W S BIGGAME.ORG HUNTING NEWS B&C World Record Moose Verified A bull moose taken by a hunter in 2013 in Yukon Territory has been verified by the Boone and Crockett Club as a new World’s Record. The new World’s Record was taken on a self-guided hunt by Heinz E. Naef of Dawson City, Yukon. He was hunting along the Yukon River near Stewart Island on Sept. 22, 2013. With a final score of 263-5/8 Boone and Crockett points, the bull has the largest antlers ever recorded for the Alaska-Yukon moose subspecies. The previous record, taken in Alaska in 1994, scores 261-5/8. These are the only two specimens on record to score over 260. The third-largest bull scores 256-6/8. Naef carried a .303 British with open sights and 180-grain Winchester ammunition. The hunter stalked to within 35 yards of the big bull before taking the shot. Naef was hunting for winter meat, not a trophy. He removed the antlers from the skull with a chainsaw, nicking them in the process, and did not keep the cape for a shoulder mount. The antlers measure 75-5/8 inches at the greatest spread. The left side has 17 points and a palm measuring 17-5/8 inches wide by 51 inches long. The right antler has 19 points and a palm measuring 23-6/8 inches wide by 50-7/8 inches long. The antler circumferences are 8-4/8 and 8-7/8 inches on the right and left sides, respectively. CT With a final score of 263-5/8 Boone and Crockett points, the bull has the largest antlers ever recorded for the Alaska-Yukon moose subspecies. The previous record, taken in Alaska in 1994, scores 261-5/8. TEXAS HUNTER EDUCATION COURSE Every hunter (including out-of-state hunters) that is born on or after Sept. 2, 1971, must successfully complete a Hunter Education Training Course. Minimum age of certification is 9 years of age. Course is one full day, with lunch break. Class Dates for 2015 May 16 & 17 June 13 & 14 July 11 & 12 August 15 & 16 October 24 & 25 Classes are held at the Bass Pro Shop in Garland, Texas. For more information and/or to register, please contact Charles Preslar (972) 270-8688 BIGGAME.ORG MAY 2015 | 13 GRANTS IN ACTION A New Roof for Rifa A grant to Zimbabwe Hunters’ Association for $3,500 provided funds to assist with refurbishing the roof on teacher and student accommodations at Rifa Conservation Education Camp. Every year DSC raises funds through the annual convention. These funds go toward grants that directly support our mission of Education, Conservation and Protecting Hunters’ Rights. 16 | D A L L A S S A F A R I C L U B N E W S BIGGAME.ORG BIGGAME.ORG MAY 2015 | 17 DSC 100 Volunteer Kick Off Party Are you ready to get to know your fellow club members and get involved? Come to this free event to learn about our great volunteer opportunities at our bi-annual S.A.F.E.T.Y. Extravaganza and the annual convention. July 30, 2015 | 6-8 pm Dallas Safari Club • 13709 Gamma Road, Dallas, Texas 75244 Beverages and Food Provided RSVP greatly appreciated by Monday, July 27th • Email [email protected] or (972) 980-9800 18 | D A L L A S S A F A R I C L U B N E W S BIGGAME.ORG FIRST QUARTER MEMBERSHIP DRIVE FOR MEMBERS ONLY Enter to Win! To be eligible to win the prize, sponsor a DSC membership for friends, family, neighbors, co-workers. For each new member you sponsor, your name will be entered into a drawing for that quarter. The 1st Quarter of our fiscal year 2015-16 runs from April 1 to June 30, 2015. THE 1ST QUARTER PRIZE IS THIS BERETTA A300 OUTLANDER SHOTGUN. The A300 Outlander is the latest evolution of Beretta’s 300-series gas-operated semiauto shotguns, which have sold by the millions to hunters and sportsmen around the world. With unbeatable performance, great value out of the box and a three-inch chamber, Mobilchoke barrel and self-cleaning piston, the A300 is there to get the job done with Beretta-style quality and reliability – whether it is upland hunting, waterfowling or at the sporting clays range. For more information, contact the DSC office, (972) 980-9800, or email [email protected]. BIGGAME.ORG MAY 2015 | 19 OBITUARIES L. Irvin Barnhart Irvin Barnhart died on March 17, 2015, surrounded by family and loved ones. Irvin was the son of Paul F. and Virginia Barnhart. Born in 1943, he was named after Virginia’s father, Leslie Leroy Irvin, inventor of the rip cord parachute. Irvin attended River Oaks Elementary School, Kinkaid School, Virginia Military Institute and earned a degree in geology from the University of Texas in Austin. He was employed as a field geologist for Consolidated Oil and Gas out of Denver, Colorado until returning to the family business where he joined his father and brother, Paul, in oil & gas, ranching, real estate and investment endeavors. From a young age, Irvin enjoyed the outdoors, spending many days exploring and hunting on family ranches in South Texas. As a child, Irvin lived on the third floor of his family’s River Oaks home which had a shooting gallery where he could shoot a low caliber rifle in his room. His room was decorated with hunting trophies, guns, and collectibles that Irvin had put together. In 1972, after the passing of his mother, Irvin, his father and brother went on safari in Kenya. This safari was a life changing experience for Irvin. He fell in love with Africa and during his life, made 81 trips to 16 countries in Africa. Irvin hunted six continents of the world. He loved to hunt birds and big game in South America and hunted in Canada, Asia and Europe as often as he could. During the peak of Irvin’s hunting career, he was the most active hunter in the world. He was also one of the most beautiful shots. Many have said that the rifle was just an extension of him. In 1991, Irvin married his wife of 23 years, Wendy Giese. Wendy joined Irvin on many of his hunts and she became a very accomplished hunter in her own right. They loved hunting the world together, visiting friends, and shopping where Irvin could never just buy one of something. In 1993, Irvin was presented the prestigious Weatherby Foundation International Trophy by Gen. H Norman Schwarzkopf. Irvin’s passion was not just hunting. It was the appreciation of seeing wild game in their natural habitat. Irvin spent much of 20 | D A L L A S S A F A R I C L U B N E W S his time raising different species of wild game on the family ranch. For the past 30 years, Irvin raised 28 different species of game and found most enjoyment not after the shot, but simply watching the animals in their natural environment. Irvin’s philanthropic efforts were focused on conservation and preservation. He was a member of over 40 conservation organizations, including Dallas Safari Club. Irvin was also instrumental in teaching shooting and hunting skills to hundreds of children. He loved taking children on their first hunts on one of his ranches. He donated many hours of hunts on his ranches to help raise funds for conservation. Irvin is survived by his wife, Wendy Barnhart, and his brother and sister, and nieces and nephews. He was a giant in the hunting world and the world will miss him. Dallas Safari Club sends its condolences to the family and friends who will miss him, and gratefully acknowledges the contributions that Barnhart made to conservation, education and hunter advocacy. Irvin Barnhart (left) received the Outstanding Hunting Achievement Award from the Houston Safari Club in 1987, presented to him by good friend Mike Simpson (photo from Hunter’s Quest archive). BIGGAME.ORG Jimmy Boy Watson “Jimmy Boy” Watson passed away on April many of his friends that shared those 15th, 2015 in Dallas, Texas at the age of 83. experiences with him. Jimmy Boy had suffered the effects of several DSC Life Member Dixie Yeatts strokes for over 10 years. said, “Jimmy Boy was a longtime Jimmy was born May 22, 1931 in Rockett, friend of Bill’s and mine. Jimmy Texas to James “Archie” Watson and Violet Boy taught me the art of getting Chism Watson. Jimmy was preceded in death new members. When he talked to by his sisters Ruby Burrow, Katy Ellison and potential members, they could not brother Carl say no. As you can see I had a great Watson. Jimmy teacher, and one of the most caring is survived by his people I have ever known.” wife of 33 years, DSC Past President Bob Harper Belinda Watson said of Jimmy Boy, “He introduced and his son Travis Watson’s handsome free range buck, 2005. many current members to DSC. He Watson both of had a big heart and was always willing Dallas, Texas. He is also survived to lend a hand when someone needed help. He was a true by step son Richard Owens and friend to many.” grandchildren Darian and Mason Dallas Safari Club sends its sincere condolences to the family and friends. Owens, and several nieces and Jimmy Boy and Belinda Watson nephews, and a host of friends. Watson won the 1st Jimmy Boy was a successful place trophy award business man, avid sportsman, dedicated Mason and a faithful for Best Free Range White-tailed Deer in member of the church of Christ. He served in leadership 2005, presented to positions in Dallas Safari Club. Jimmy was a very active him by Jim Tolson director in the 1980s and 1990s, serving several terms and was (left). also Membership Chairman. Jimmy loved the outdoors and spent several weeks a year hunting. He made several hunting trips to Africa as well Portugal, New Zealand and numerous trips to hunt in Canada and Alaska. He had collected numerous trophies from those trips. He made many trips as an outdoorsman and there are Upgraded wood Teardrops on side panels Shadow line cheekpiece Mustache side bolsters Extended top tang Orig. price $20,995 Ammo valued at $1,300 INCLUDED. 51 rounds, loaded with CEBs. Photos & additional info upon request 3-leaf rear sight Flip-up front night bead Articulated front trigger 24" barrels Weight 13.84 lbs LOP 14 5/8" Aaron Neilson, [email protected] cell 303-619-2872 Facebook: aaronneilson.globalhunter BIGGAME.ORG MAY 2015 | 21 KEEP THEM WILD! In this series of articles, Camp Talk will explore human/wildlife interaction, and what happens when animals become classified as “nuisances.” Nuisance Wildlife, Part 4: Feral Hogs Excerpted from The Feral Hog in Texas by Rick Taylor for Texas Parks and Wildlife reach a shoulder height of 36 inches and weigh from 100 to Feral hogs (Sus scrofa) are an old world species belonging over 400 pounds. The extreme larger hogs are generally not far to the family Suidae, and in Texas include European wild removed from domestication. Males are generally larger than hogs, feral hogs, and European-feral crossbreeds. Feral hogs females. European wild hogs are about the same size; however, are domestic hogs that either escaped or were released for their legs and snouts are usually hunting purposes. With longer and they have a larger head each generation, the hog’s in proportion to the body. Their domestic characteristics body is covered with long, stiff, diminish and they grizzled colored hairs, long side develop the traits needed whiskers, a longer straighter tail, for survival in the wild. and a nape on the neck giving Early Spanish explorers the European hog a razorback, probably were the first sloped appearance. The crossing to introduce hogs in of European and feral hogs often Texas over 300 years produces an offspring with some ago. As colonization European characteristics. Feral increased, hog numbers hogs are more muscular than subsequently increased. domestic hogs, and have very They provided an little fat. Additionally, the hairs important source of of European appearing hogs and cured meat and lard for their hybrids frequently have settlers. During the fight Feral Hog White-tailed Javelina multiple split ends. The young for Texas independence Deer are born a reddish color with as people fled for safety black longitudinal stripes. As into the United States or they mature, the coat color becomes predominantly dark Mexico, many hogs escaped or were released. brown or black. It was not until the mid-1800s when hostilities between the United States and Mexico ended that settlers once again began Not a Javelina bringing livestock back into Texas. The livestock included hogs Although somewhat similar in appearance and habits, that ranged freely. Many escaped, contributing to the feral feral hogs and javelinas are not related. While feral hogs are population. In the 1930s, European wild hogs, “Russian boars,” indeed true pigs, javelinas belong to a totally separate family were first imported and introduced into Texas by ranchers and of mammals. Javelinas are smaller, have an unnoticeable tail, sportsmen for sport hunting. Most of these eventually escaped only one dew claw on the hind foot, a scent gland near the from game ranches and began free ranging and breeding with base of the tail, a grizzled-grayish coat with a white band of feral hogs. Because of this crossbreeding, there are very few, if hair around the shoulder or “collar,” and are more social or any, true European hogs remaining in Texas. herd-like animals. Although feral hogs and javelinas inhabit Feral hogs are unprotected, exotic, non-game animals. the same range in South and Central Texas, they are not Therefore, they may be taken by any means or methods at compatible. any time of year. There are no seasons or bag limits, however Feral Hog Signs a hunting license and landowner permission are required to Because feral hogs are largely nocturnal, the visible signs hunt them. they leave behind are often all there is to indicate their Physical Description presence. These signs include wallowing, rooting, rubs, Feral hogs may appear basically the same as domestic hogs crossings, trails and scat (droppings). Wallows are found in and will vary in color and coat pattern. A mature feral hog may muddy areas and are made where hogs root and roll in the 22 | D A L L A S S A F A R I C L U B N E W S BIGGAME.ORG mud. They do this to cool off and also the mud protects their skin from the sun and insects. Rubs are then made when hogs scratch or rub themselves on tree trunks, telephone poles, fence posts, and rocks leaving a noticeable sign with mud and hair often left clinging. The height of the rub often indicates the size of the hog. Rooting is easily recognized because it looks as if the soil has been plowed. Most often rooting takes place over a large area. Some rooting holes can be as much as three feet deep, which possibly could cause vehicle damage. A hog track is similar to a deer track except the toes are more rounded and wider in comparison to length. Hog hair is easily distinguished from other mammals and may be found at fence crossings and rubs. Scat appears very much like that of a small calf, being dropped in several small piles, which is very distinct from deer pellets or predator cord-like droppings. Hunting Feral Hogs Although feral hogs are not classified as game animals, a hunting license is required to hunt them. Feral hogs are very intelligent and considered to be challenging quarry. Many hunters consider the long tusks and mean appearance a BIGGAME.ORG genuine trophy, in addition to the quality of meat. They also provide a great off-season challenge and opportunities to hone hunting skills and spend time in the field. There are many hunting techniques used, including stand hunting over a baited area, quite often incidental to white-tailed deer hunting. Stalking or still hunting over baited areas and areas indicating recent hog activity, such as wallows, are commonly used techniques. Corn or milo, often soaked in water and allowed to sour and then buried underground is good bait. Night hunting with a spotlight is often used; however, the local game warden must be notified beforehand. (There are certain laws which prohibit using artificial light where deer are known to range.) Hunting with well-trained dogs is another hunting method utilized and can be very exciting. Because the feral hog has such a tough hide the best rifle calibers to use should be a .243 or greater to prevent wounding and loss of the animal. Bowhunting, muzzleloading, and handguns are also popular among sportsmen to hunt feral hogs. CT MAY 2015 | 23 24 | D A L L A S S A F A R I C L U B N E W S BIGGAME.ORG BIGGAME.ORG MAY 2015 | 25 WELCOME NEW MEMBERS New Member Sponsor ASSOCIATE Patrick Cesare..............................Bob Dilworth George Cowden................ 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DSC Staff Reece George.......................Graham Hoppess Presley Gorman..................................Bob Scott Jake Grassi...................................Bob Dilworth Katie Grassi...................................Bob Dilworth Cody Graves......................................Mark Rose Luke Hoops........................................Mark Rose Mary Hossack..................................Dave Price Alexander Jarocki......................... Camm Eddy Alex King.......................................... Camm Eddy Merrill Kruemcke.............................Mark Rose Sponsor New Member Luke Lewis.........................................Mark Rose Gillian Lofland..................................... DSC Staff Travis Malone...................................Mark Rose Trystin Montgomery......William Montgomery Cross Moody....................................... DSC Staff Hallie Moody....................................... DSC Staff Jeffery Cooper Ness.......................Mark Rose Rance Nixon........................................ DSC Staff Erica Chapman................................... DSC Staff Catherine Patterson......................Peggy Rose Will Rose................................................Hal Rose Colton Slaten....................................... DSC Staff Nihal Soud................................... Brenton Scott Joel Spreier......................................... DSC Staff Logan Thurman.......................... Paul Thurman Savannah Watkins.......................Bob Dilworth Barrett Wolff....................................... DSC Staff Carson Wolff....................................... DSC Staff DALLAS SAFARI CLUB ON TELEVISION Dallas Safari Club sponsors the following television programs. Watch for DSC ads and features each week! Dallas Safari Club’s Tracks Across Africa — Outdoor Channel Hornady’s Dark and Dangerous with Ivan Carter — Outdoor Channel Jim Shockey’s Uncharted — Outdoor Channel Trailing the Hunter’s Moon — Sportsman Channel The Quack Shack — Sportsman Channel Trijicon’s World of Sports Afield — Sportsman Channel Under Wild Skies Tony Makris — NBC Sports Outdoors 30 | D A L L A S S A F A R I C L U B N E W S BIGGAME.ORG MEMBER NEWS Annual Roster Deadline June 1 Each year, Dallas Safari Club publishes a roster of its members in a handy resource guide that includes a business directory. This volume has a handsome color cover and is sized just right to fit in at home, the office or even in your vehicle. Many members report that they use it frequently – several times a month if not several times a week. Keeping in touch with fellow members is part of the fellowship that Dallas Safari Club offers. If you have moved, changed your phone number or email address, please call the office with the changes, (972) 980-9800, or send an email to [email protected]. If you wish to opt-out of the annual roster, please send an email to [email protected], with “do not publish” in the subject line BEFORE JUNE 1. DSC has a strict spam policy and never sells the list to third parties in any form. BIGGAME.ORG Follow the link from GameTrails.org to Amazon (right hand side of the webpage), buy from the Earth’s Biggest Store, and DSC will receive 4% of purchases, as part of its Affiliate Program. Imagine that! If every DSC member purchases $100 in merchandise, DSC could realize a $20,000 return in support of conservation, education and hunter advocacy. MAY 2015 | 31 MEMBER NEWS DSC Conservation Society Attracts Younger Members The mission of The Conservation Society is to support the mission of DSC by engaging and developing its next generation of leaders. The DSC Conservation Society (formerly known as the Young Professionals’ Group) is comprised of men and women between the ages of 23-45, and is an affiliate arm of DSC – supporting the DSC mission by creating awareness in the younger outdoor community and ultimately developing DSC’s next generation of leaders. This group will provide young professionals the opportunity to do work for DSC missions and programs in a social environment, through benefit concerts, the annual Crawfish Festival, hunting and fishing trips, happy hours and by volunteering for local causes with other like-minded young professional groups. 32 | D A L L A S S A F A R I C L U B N E W S Did you know? • The Conservation Society has added more than 60 members since beginning of the year, 26 in April alone. • There is a fishing trip coming up June 6 (see page 12 for details). • There are hats for sale ($20), with the cool Conservation Society logo. For more information, please call the office and speak with Crystal, (972) 980-9800, or write to her, [email protected]. BIGGAME.ORG CONVENTION UPDATE Important Deadlines for Conservation, Jan. 7-10, 2016: June 30 — Auction donation deadline for preferred placement August 1 — Auction listings to date posted online, bidder registration opens October 27 — Last day to register as a Table Sponsor and be eligible for benefits December 1 — Anyone purchasing Ladies Luncheon banquet tickets by Dec. 1, 2015 along with a purchase of $100 of raffle tickets will be entered into a drawing for a $2,000 auction credit toward any Ladies Luncheon Live auction. Drawing to be held at the luncheon. Must be present to win. December 1 — Anyone purchasing Life Member Breakfast tickets by Dec. 1, 2015 will be entered into a drawing for a $2,000 auction credit towards any Life Member Breakfast auction item. Must be present to win. December 1 — Late registration. After December 1, banquet ticket prices will be subject to a late registration fee. December 14 —Last day to preregister and purchase banquet tickets. December 28 —Cancellations or refunds no longer be accepted Jan. 5, 2016 — On-site banquet tickets can be purchased, based on availability Reserve your hotel rooms as soon as possible as space may be limited. Visit www.biggame.org for more details. BIGGAME.ORG MAY 2015 | 33 MEMBER BULLETIN BOARD As a service to DSC members, we are happy to offer the Member Bulletin Board. DEADLINE: the 1st day of the month prior to the issue date. Example: April 1 is the deadline for the May Camp Talk. Please keep your information brief and send via email or an attachment to [email protected]. No phone ads. All ads will be run for three months at no charge to DSC members. If your item sells, please notify the DSC office for removal. If you wish to continue the ad, please send your request to [email protected]. No ads from commercial entities. Buy and sell at your own risk. All sales should be conducted in compliance with federal, state and local laws. Thanks!–DSC Staff FIREARMS & AMMO Ruger Hawkeye Alaskan Rifle iin .375 Ruger cal. All metal factory flat black finish. 20 inch barrel. Black factory over-molded stock. Very good factory trigger, open sights. Ruger 1 inch rings. Nikon Monarch 2x7 scope mounted and zeroed. 3 boxes Hornady soft point 270gr ammo and 2 boxes fired brass. Have cardboard cartons and manuals for both rifle and scope. Ready to go to Africa or Alaska. $900. Excellent condition. Will text picture. John 903-360-0388 May Double Rifle for sale Chapuis 470 Nitro-Express, several boxes of Superior ammunition. $10,000. AHR 600 Overkill, rare bolt action custom rifle with several boxes of custom Superior ammuntion 900 grain bullets. $6,000 300 Weatherby, collectors edition MKV, 35th anniversary, 1945-1980, 1 of 1000, gold rams head inlay, with Weatherby scope, $3,500 CZ 505 Gibbs, upgrade wood, several boxes of Superior ammuntion, $3,000 CZ 375 H&H, upgrade wood, several boxes of Superior ammunition, $2,500 or package deal for all. 214-475-3291 May CZ 550 American 458 Lott, nearly new, used on one hunt. Professional work done, glass bed action, install muzzle brake, install 2 mercury recoil reducers in butt stock. Great factory trigger. Aimpoint 9000L, 2MOA red dot sight installed in tally rings. Very accurate with Barnes 500-gr TSX bullets & Barnes 500-gr solids. $1800 Call 570-374-0238 Eastern Time May Remington 700 in 300 Weatherby custom Hart 26” stainless barrel installed, glass bedded action, muzzle brake installed, counter coil hydraulic recoil reducer installed on butt stock, accurate with Barnes 180-gr TSX bullets Very mild recoil for a 300 magnum. 6X42 Leupold scope installed. $ 800.00 Call 570-374-0238 Eastern Time May Double Rifle − Chapuis Model Brousse in .470 Nitro Express, Cabela’s edition with 23 5/8” Ejector Barrels with Quarter rib 1 standing & 3 folding sights. Removable blocks in rib for scope mounts, double triggers, bolstered frame, bushed strikers, Open pistol grip stock, cheekpiece, 15 5/16” LOP over a 1” pad, 10 lbs. 8 oz., scroll engraving. All original with barrel blue and stock finish 97%, checkering at 100%. Accurate with 500-gr Barnes triple shocks, Banded Solids, Woodleigh soft/solids, shooting to the same point of impact. Comes with ammunition, original case/papers, soft case. Original owner, successfully hunted African dangerous game with it. $9,750. Please contact [email protected] April .375 H&H Magnum Custom rifle by Vic Olson. Extra heavy construction built on Enfield action. Leupold Vari X III scope with Talley quick dismounts. Excellent wood stock with hand checkering. $3,500. Greg (817) 713-1169. April Savage Weather Warrior, LH 7mm-08 stainless, black composite stock. Lightly used. $580.00. [email protected] March Winchester Model 70 Safari Express 375 H&H. Accurized by Hill Country Rifles, MOA. Very good condition, used one safari. $1,000.00. DFW area sale only, no shipping. Don (214)912-8914. March HEYM 88B PH Double Rifle in 450/400. Unfired other than factory regulation. Wood upgrade to “Safari”, 26’ barrels, ivory front site. $15,800. Email for Pics or additional information Email [email protected] March SAKO rifle set (#5)— Model 75’s SynStock/ SS Action& Barrels Chamberings: 338WMag/300WSM/7RMag/ 270WSM/243Win. Each with bases, rings(1”) & soft SAKO case. Excellent condition & accurate//very limited availability of these models. 5 SAKO rifle set $ 15,000 (includes 2 boxes of ammo for each) One owner - all purchased new by seller. [email protected] (Additional ammo available as separate purchase) Photos available. March VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT AND GEAR FOR SALE WANTED Peacock Bass Lures Jigs, Tackle, Flies, etc. Leftovers from previous trips. Call John 903-445-1257 April FOR SALE; 2004 2200V Pathfinder Bay Boat. Loaded; Custom cover, Power Pole, Oxygen bait well, GPS, Galvanized Trailer, 225 Yamaha V Max, 157 hours, original owner, always garage kept. Call Life Member Steve Herndon for more info and pics. 817/832-8987; [email protected] April HUNTS WANTED/FOR SALE/AVAILABLE Two Leases Available on Working Ranch: 1. Tom Dean Pasture. 1, 100+ acres. Usually flies 9 bucks, 9 does. Electricity in place, group that is exiting wants to sell camp rather than move it. Cabin is small but functional. 5 tanks of varying size. $ 16,000 per year. 2. West Wildcat Pasture. 1, 200+ acres. Usually flies 4 bucks, 4 does. Outstanding recreation pasture. North border is Colorado River. Cedar Creek runs into Colorado. Two good tanks. Nice three bedroom house on Colorado. Water is cistern and UV filtration system. $ 21,000 per year. Contact Bart Wulff at bart.wulff@koningrubarts. com or [email protected] if interested. May LEASE PARTNERS WANTED: Life member seeks to form group for securing a hunting lease for Fall 15, $$$ and location determined by group. [email protected] March LEASE WANTED: Life member seeks hunting lease for Fall 15. [email protected] March MISCELLANEOUS WANTED White-tailed deer antlers to make muzzle loading accessories. Drop offs and broken antlers OK. Frank Sweeney, (214) 341-9421, [email protected] March .375 H&H Magnum Whitworth Express/African Series built on a Mark X Mauser action by Interarms. Black synthetic stock (original walnut stock is available too). Scope, adjustable trigger and express sights. $2,000. Picture available. 214-923-3950. March 34 | D A L L A S S A F A R I C L U B N E W S BIGGAME.ORG RETURN SERVICES REQUESTED 13709 Gamma Road Dallas, TX 75244 MEMBER EVENTS 2015 May 21 Monthly Meeting (DATE CHANGE) Hilton DFW Lakes 1800 Highway 26E, Grapevine, TX 76051 June 18 Monthly Meeting Royal Oaks Country Club 7915 Greenville Avenue, Dallas 75231 July 10 Wine Pairing Dinner Chamberlain’s Steak and Chop House 5330 Belt Line Road, Dallas TX 75254 July 16 Monthly Meeting Doubletree Hotel by Hilton Dallas near the Galleria 4099 Valley View Lane, Dallas, 75244 July 30 DSC100 Volunteer Kick-Off Party DSC Headquarters
