This video just
goes to prove that what I tell my pooch - each time she goes to sniff a
cat when we are out for a walk - is correct: Pussy Can Be Is Dangerous!
As for why he did not use his elk hunting rifle (if he had one), maybe it had a big high powered optic on it that might not have been the best idea to try to use at that close a range. Regardless, I am fairly certain that no matter what firearm I would have been carrying, it would have been a dead pussy-cat had I been in such an encounter.
As for why he did not use his elk hunting rifle (if he had one), maybe it had a big high powered optic on it that might not have been the best idea to try to use at that close a range. Regardless, I am fairly certain that no matter what firearm I would have been carrying, it would have been a dead pussy-cat had I been in such an encounter.
All the best,
Glenn B
4 comments:
I don't know about pussy being dangerous, but I know that it is expensive. I didn't realize that I was paying for it, and only was charging it until a later date.
Oh, you meant that mountain lion. Never mind. I think that I might have had to shoot it first and then worried about the legalities of it later. And I don't know, but I question the wisdom of backing up when a critter that wants to eat you is stalking you.
A couple of years ago I was walking out of my deer stand & noticed that there was a big cat print on everyone one of my foot prints. Never walked in or out of the woods again without a loaded & ready firearm.
The video looks like he is trying to scare the cat rather than kill it. If it were me, I would be shooting to kill any predator that is that aggressive to a human. I sure as heck wouldn't be videoing it with my phone.
Don't send the wrong signals by retreating. Be agressive and be able to back it up.
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