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    On Safari with Paddy Curtis

    Nov 02, 2020 3 minutes

    African Hunting Gazette: When did your parents come to Africa?

    Paddy Curtis: My parents came out to Africa after WW2, travelled down from Kenya, and settled in Rhodesia. My father became a teacher and Head Master of Ruzawi School (a private boys’ school), and married Gayle. Their son Sean works in Brisbane, Australia.

    AHG: When were you born.

    PC: I was born on 9 July 1959 in Salisbury (now Harare).

    AHG: What made you interested in hunting?

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