Dear Jorge, Sandy McDonald of McDonald Pro Hunting has just sent me an announcement that Tanzania Game Department has allocated them two concessions that were closed to hunting for many years because major ecological research was being conducted there under FAO sponsorship. Several universities were involved. The research is finished now and hunting can start. Because it is very late for booking for 2005, Sandy is offering hunts here at - for Tanzania - bargain prices and is willing to do lion, buffalo and plains game on a fourteen day hunt as long as the client buys a 21-day safari license. He is hoping this will induce some clients to book. Tanzania would not work back to back with your Cameroon hunt. The hunting season in Tanzania opens July first. However, Tanzania is a place where your brother Miguel would get his lion. A leopard here would be a dead sinch. Here is a bit more information that Sandy sent. Area #1 "Swaga Swaga" This concession has not been hunted for the past fifteen years and was set aside as a research area. It is hard hunting with few roads but exceptional trophy quality. Species Available: Elephant, Lion, Leopard, Buffalo, Roan, Sable, Eland, Lesser and Greater Kudu, Warthog, Zebra, Waterbuck, Bushpig and Klipspringer. Area #2 LA1 This concession lies next to the Mikumi National Park with a luxury tented camp on the Ruaha River and is part of the Selous Game Reserve. Specials Available: Elephant, Lion, Leopard, Buffalo, Hippo, Crocodile, Nyassa Wildebeest, Eland, Sable, Lichtenstein Hartebeest, Zebra, Bushbuck, Warthog, Bushpig, Common Reedbuck, Duiker, Waterbuck. Options 1: 14-day Leopard hunt with plains game a $1,250.00 per person per day plus 21-day licence. 2: 14-day Elephant hunt with plains game a $1,250.00 per person per day plus 21-day licence. 3: 14-day Lion hunt with plains game a $1,250.00 per person per day plus 21-day licence. 4: 18-day Elephant, Lion, Leopard hunt with plains game at $1,250.00 per person per day plus 21-day licence. I am sure that Sandy will be pleased to answer any questions. Best regards, Jerome Knap Canada North Outfitting/Global Expeditions P.O. Box 340 72 Mill Street Altamonte, ON KOA 1A Phone: 613-256-4057 Fax: 613-256-4512

Hi Don, Thanks for your e-mail regarding Jorge Pasquel. I will allow you to make your own decision regarding this dispute. To put in plainly, this is the scenario....... · We tried a new area in Tanzania - Swaga Swaga. · The hunts were heavily discounted and at no time did we say that it was a prime area. On the contrary, my correspondence clearly says that the hunting will be hard. · We thought it would attract serious hunters who may have had the chance at the odds above average trophy. It is to be noted that some very good Elephant were seen by my operations manager in Decemer of the previous year and a 100 pound was shot as a problem Elephant in the same district. · Jorge Pasquel successfully hunted a good male Leopard, Dik- Dik and Klipspringer in nine days. His brother was working on a male Lion on bait. Jorge had unseccessfully hunted Leopard before. · The Pasquel brothers were not the first hunters in the area. There were other hunters in the area. This I did not know and certainly my fault. · Jorge Pasquel made such an issue regarding everything that he was unhappy about that I decided to call the safari off and have told them that we will partially refund/replace their safari but very clearly requested that Jorge stop his bad mouthing of the company to all the sundry in the industry. · Swaga Swaga is a marginal area that may produce the odd flash in the pan very good trophy (hence the cheap safari rates). It needs a serious trophy hunter who is willing to work hard for his trophies and is a true hunter. · Jorge Pasquel should have booked a $25,000.00-$30,000.00 Lion "safari" in South Africa if all that he was concerned about was killing a Lion and a host of other species in sixteen days. · I have offered to make good what I think is fair to Jorge Pasquel. If he continues to slander my outfit, then I am willing to go the twelve rounds with him. · I look forward to sitting around the table with him at SCI and hope that the judges of the case are true hunters and not office bearers with "political" aspirations. · My company conducted ninety successful safaris this year (2005) with true hunters who enjoyed the hunt as much as the trophies they harvested and will continue to do so for many generations and will not be eliminated from the hunting community. Regards, Sandy McDonald

Sir, Re: McDonald Pro-Hunting/Yourself and Miguel Pasquel We are acting on behalf of our client, McDonald Pro-Hunting International herein represented by Mr. Sandy McDonald who has requested to address this letter to you. He has also handed over to us several correspondence between you and he regarding the hunt which took place in Tanzania. Our client is prepared to refund you and Miguel Pasquel as follows: Jorge Pasquel Eight days at $1,250.00 per day $10,000.00 Aircharter paid less road to transport $ 2,150.00 $12,150.00 $12,150.00

Miguel Pasquel Sixteen days at $1,250.00 per day $20,000.00 Pack, dip and crate of trophies $ 1,600.00 Trophy export fee $ 300.00 $21,900.00 $21,900.00 $34,050.00 Less amount forwarded to agent -$ 2,000.00 Amount Due $32,050.00 Our Client will be reselling the safari in conjuction with the agent Jerome Knap of Canada North ourfiting of which the proceeds will be used to repay monies to you. Our client undertakes to make the repayment as soon as the funds are available. An amount of $2,000.00 has already been forwarded to the agent towards the initial payment. McDonald Pro-Hunting will further arrange to have the animals you hunted shipped to you at your expense on receipt of payment of the trophies. Alternatively, the amount for these can be adjusted with the figures mentioned above. In turn we request you herewith not to make any further derogatory remarks or statements about McDonald Pro-Hunting International and/or Sandy McDonald. We thank you for your kind cooperation. K Twine Kampherbeek Twine & Pogrund Attorneys Polikwane South Africa e-mail: ktwine@ktpsa.co.za

Dear Jorge, I have received some further direction from Sandy McDonald. 1) He has asked me to send you the $5,000.00 as a first installment of the refund. Where do you want me to send this money? 2) He said that he wants to pay you off "as quickly as possible". He added, "I want to get this over with as soon as I can without jeopardizing my cash flow". 3) He refused too put an exact date on the complete payout. 4) He insists that you pay for the trophy fees. He says you shot the animals knowing you had to pay the trophy fees. However, he does state that since there is this complete lack of trust on your part that you can send the trophy fee money to me to hold until the leopard skin arrives in Mexico. McDonald states that the trophy is in Arusha. Apparently you have been sent several e-mails from Arusha requesting a CITES Import Permit for the leopard and that you have not answered any of these e-mails. Since these e-mails have not bounced back they assume that you have received them. Have you received these e-mails? What are you doing about the CITES Import Permit? I await instructions from you as to where to send the first $5,000.00 installment on the refund. Best regards, Jerome Knap Canada North Outfitting/Global Expeditions P.O. Box 340 72 Mill Street Almonte, ON KOA 1AO Phone: 613-256-4057 Fax: 613-256-4512 See you in Reno at the SCI Convention-January 18-21. We are at booth 510/512 on the Elephant Walk.

Jorge, Here are the comments we received back from Sandy McDonald regarding your recent report. Looks like Sandy would like to settle with you. I need to know how you would like to proceed with your report. I will be forwarding Jerome Knaps comments in a separate e-mail.

Sir, I want to thank you for taking the time to look at my hunting report with McDonald in Tanzania. I am answering now because I was out of town for the Christmas Holidays. From the beginning I was open to negotiate with Mcdonald. He has showed that he only wants to buy time, maybe thinking that we will forget our ordeal with him. Knap asked me to give him time. I did, and the only thing I got from him was a proposition to return to hunt with them in Tanzania. Do you think that after the dangerous and critical situation that we were in, due to the gangster-like actions that McDonald's partner did to us, we feel like ever returning to Tanzania or hunt with him any place in the world? Knap said that, and I quote him in e-mail number nine, "What Matafa did to you was gansterism." From the beginning McDonald knew that they would take us for a ride. He was supposed to be my PH. Knap told me in an e-mail that, "Unless he dies, he would guide you". He claimed that he was sick with malaria and sent Jan Schoeman as a PH. Thanks to him and the bribes that I had to pay, we could leave safely from Tanzania, along with my rifles. You can check my story with him. His e-mail is deweteh.md@mail.uovs.ac.za. By the way, he is McDonald's partner in Mozambique. As you can see in e-mail number one that I've enclosed for you, I was offered animals that did not occur in the area, like sable, eland and lesser kudu, among other. They claimed, Knap and McDonald, that the area was closed for hunting for fifteen years because it was an area under the FAO control. Another big lie. They said it was going to be a tough hunt and we accepted. As Jerome said in his e-mail and I quote, "Because it is very late for booking for 2005, Sandy is offering hunts here at - for Tanzania - bargain prices and is willing to do lion, buffalo and plains game...." The only time that he took my calls before the safari, he offered a full refund if we were not satisfied. By the way, he hid during the safari and his wife had to deal with the situation. He just called shortly before we departed to say he was sorry. I am enclosing some of the e-mails. If you care to have a copy of all the corresondence between me and Knap and him with the McDonalds I can send them to you. My brother shot three cows and an impala for bait. I had to buy goats and shoot a baboon. The area was crowded with people and almost no game, not even for baits. Maybe that is what McDonald meant by a tough hunt. My trophies have not been sent to me. Just in December they sent me the papers, through Knap, to get the import cites in Mexico, since they (McDonald, Dafner and Matufo) did not have any kind of special facilities to take care of the trophies. I am afraid they could be ruined. If his company conducted ninety successful safaris last season, how come he does not have the money to refund us? Mr. Causey, I am not a boxer, I am a hunter and I came from a family of hunters. What I am trying to do is avoid for some other good will hunter go through the ordeal that my brother and I suffered. I think that the industry has to get rid of people that use gangster-like actions to conduct their business. Hunting has to be as safe as possible. We cannot afford to have these kinds of people endangering lives and goods of good will hunters. Sincerely, Jorge Pasquel

Hello Don, Re: Complaint of Jorge Pasquel Mr. Pasquel's complaint is valid. The area, Swaga Swaga was misrepresented to us by McDonald Pro-Hunting. I believe that the concession was misrepresented to Sandy McDonald by the concession holders, one of who is Dr. Edmond Matufa. McDonald did not visit the concession and has admitted not doing due diligence. McDonald has offered a settlement to the Pasquel brothers. The first $5,000.00 of McDonald's refund was sent to Jorge Pasquel by us last week. We have, in the past, booked a modest number of clients with Sandy McDonald and they were all extremely pleased with their hunts. So I was quite comfortable in making this booking, which turned out to be a disaster. Best Regards, Jerome Knap Canada North Outfitting/Global Expeditions P.O. Box 340 72 Mill Street Almonte, ON KOA 1AO Phone: 613-256-4057 Fax: 613-256-4512 See you in Reno at the SCI Convention-January 18-21 We are at booth 510/512 on the Elephant Walk

Mr. Causey: I do not expect any more from McDonald or Knap. McDonald just told the SAPHA, that he had settled his problem with me. Not so. You have received copies of different e-mails that Jerome and Halina Knap did send me, telling me that we would be refunded. You already have copies of those. Not true. The facts are: Knap, on March 1, 2005, sent me a fax offering me a safari with the following characteristics: 1) An area not hunted in fifteen years because it was under the supervision of the FAO and doing research by several Universities. fact: Not true. It was actually a heavily poached area. 2) He offered game that did not occur in the area like: Roosevelt Sable, Lesser Kudu, Eland, Great Kudu and Zebra. Knap said, in his e-mail, that McDonald is offereing the safari at such prices because it is so late and it might attract clients, and not like McDonald said, that were looking for a cheap safari. You already have a copy of this. On July 16th, Tracy McDonald sent an e-mail to Knap where she said and I quote, "It is obviously not worth carrying on this area and have told the PHs to get the clients out of the area back to Arusha..." Once in Arusha we were told tha the safari was over. We hunted barely half of the safari. We paid the charter plane in advance and were returned to Arusha by car. You also have a copy of this e-mail. McDonald's partner in Tanzania, a guy by the name of Matufa, had us detained at Kilimanjaro Airport until we signed a settlement with them. We bought our way out. I have proof of this. There is an e-mail that Jerome sent me explaining why we were detained. I can e-mail you a copy. I think this, plus all the copies that I have sent you can tell the story. If you require more information I will gladly provide it. Jorge Pasquel