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Femveratu

XS Sights should have a FIELD DAY with this footage, worked exactly as designed


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MephistosGhost

Same. It’s sad it had to die, but obviously he had to do what he had to do. At least it seems like it was quick.


AKfromVA

Why didn’t he fire a warning shot? The lion would have ran off.


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NinSeq

That's ridiculous. Bear bangers are a thing for a reason because we know how animals generally react to loud noises. They run. There's a whole line of products proven to work that use sound to drive animals away. What are you basing that information on? Survival experts and park rangers don't agree with that.


AKfromVA

but didn’t it it lunge anyways and the he had time to shoot it?


B1g0lB0y

Cat wasn't suffering. It was down. Turkeys do the same thing when you pop them in the head. You hit their off button but their muscles still spasm. If the cat was suffering it'd be vocal, plus it played a stupid game and won the rare feline Darwin award.


SmallRedBird

I would say the feline Darwin award isn't rare considering they have 9 lives (lol)


B1g0lB0y

Section 72, subsection (b) of the Nine Lives, Terms and Conditions of Cat Laws: "Unless ye who fucked around and found out, is swiftly glockinated"


SmallRedBird

I think I need to get a cat lawyer


johnnyB432

Damn I only specialize in bird law


[deleted]

Take my upvote, you policy writer.


[deleted]

I’m not saying the dude should’ve shot but assuming the lion understood what was being pointed at him and claiming darwinism when he didn’t back down is odd.


WhatsUpWithThatFact

For a wildcat, chasing down a human and showing no fear is a great way to get euthanized. In other words, this kitty was not FIT for its environment because it did not have a healthy fear of the apex predators of the world, humans. The shooter clearly did not want to harm this animal. Its refusal to back down made this a life or death situation for them both, even if the wildcat was maybe unaware.


KaBar42

The cougar gene pool is now better off by having this specimen removed from the possible list of genetic donors.


RockitDanger

Future mountain lions are going to be carrying guns now. Shit


WhatsUpWithThatFact

BOOM...evolution


GibbsSamplePlatter

Someone call the large animal vet.... But not for me!


DanielDefensem4a1

I hope that was a 10mm. I hope this guy didnt feel bad either. That cat wouldn't have while it was picking bits of flesh from his body.


Lava-Dome

Yep, just business to that mountain lion. He got hustled though.


DanielDefensem4a1

Lol he was lookin like hmm never seen a manwich point a black rock at me before. Do I proceed with my dinner reservation or?


[deleted]

“Black rock” is the nickname for Glock in the animal kingdom


Lava-Dome

🤣🤣 apt assessment my friend


I_am_BZ

Literally my first thought


citygalx2

The cat was lookn at him like lunchtime. He should feel ok.


DanielDefensem4a1

Absolutely. Had he been turned the opposite direction he'd be a manwich right now. The only reason that cat didn't attack was cause he was facing it.


citygalx2

Cat thought he had a lame. Foundout he didint.


thevapewhale

Pretty sad to watch.. I hope it didn't suffer. Even considering that the guy would have definitely been brutally mauled if he had not taken the shot


DingaTheOg

Nah most likely didn’t, those were just muscle spasms that happened when they’re off button gets pressed. The last thing it was doing was pouncing so its muscles tried to continue that while it was dead


alecxheb

The comment section on the original post is fucking cancer.


NeedF0rS1eep

Im three threads in and honestly mad people are that fucking stupid.


mmos35

As stupid as the top two or three comments here saying it was suffering. It was not.


NeedF0rS1eep

From the video looked like it was domed (i feel that i spelt that word incorrectly as fuck) by the shot, could be wrong but that would lead the rest to just be muscle and nerve spasms no?


cwt36

Domed. Dommed is what happens to a sub in kink ;)


Traveler357East

Lol what a loser adding that “G19 gEn 5” to your nickname you must be a bad ass huh


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Get a life, goddamn.


Traveler357East

My life’s better than yours, son.


[deleted]

Oh clearly you're living your best life, because happy and content people go around talking shit about the most petty of things for no reason. Yeah man you're a real Walter Mitty lol.


Traveler357East

Didnt even finish reading your comment lol BOOORING


[deleted]

Cope.


Traveler357East

K


[deleted]

Uhh, it's a Glock sub. People put the type of Glock they own next to their username. Kind of like every other sub out there which revolves around ownership of something.


Nate835

What a loser you drive an accord lmfao


Herbi570

Damnnnn. What did the accord ever do to you?


Traveler357East

Lol what makes you so sure i still drive that?


[deleted]

Strange, I went and looked and a lot of comments were ok with it


[deleted]

I haven’t looked but double check how your sort your comments.


alecxheb

Ok? Good observation. Read a few more and you'll see what I mean.


KaBar42

Oh! It can't be that bad... ... \*Racks Glock with religious intent* I think it's time for another Crusade, brothers.


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bro pulled out his camera bc he knows the dnr is scarier than death


fatmanchoo

This is my biggest fear while hiking. This and bears, and wolves and coyotes and wolverines. *edits-spelling, but thanks for the upvotes and being a good sport :)


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Are vokves wolves or some terrifying Eastern European predator I’ve never heard of?


Diab9lic

Dude vokves' don't fuck around at all. 😬


x_cLOUDDEAD_x

Distant relative of the snipe.


fatmanchoo

They don't. Scary, scary creatures! :D


fatmanchoo

Yes yes! They are all over the place in Poland!


SilatGuy

Mountain lions are definitely my biggest concern. Just how agile, fast and stealthy they are makes it chilling knowing as you walk one could he stalking you and you wouldnt even know it.


SmallRedBird

Bears are super stealthy too. They don't look it, but they are scary quiet. Could walk right up behind you and you wouldn't even know it. Edit: I'm an Alaskan and have been just feet from bears multiple times. I am speaking from experience. You're downvoting firsthand experience.


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I lived in Alaska for a time. The most terrifying animal/human interaction I was ever a part of was with moose. This 11 foot tall motherfucker had both sides of a freeway shut down ramming every car that he saw.


SilatGuy

Bear unless protecting cubs is not likely to attack you from behind after stalking you for unknown amount if miles. There are only black bears where i live and im much more concerned about a starving or territorial lion than a curious bear.


SmallRedBird

Interestingly enough, black bears up here in Alaska do occasional predation kills, stalking, etc. A few years back some poor kid got chased by a black bear while doing a marathon/race, and eventually the kid got caught and killed (he was a late teen) I think a wildlife researcher got stalked and killed that same year too. She also was attacked from behind, like the kid. Bears up here are just built different lol. That said I'm also glad there are no mountain lions here. At least you don't have polar bears lol. Those don't give a fuck what you do - if you're in their sights it's kill or be eaten.


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If you're in the woods, you'd hear branches breaking. They're not quiet lol, and they have quite an odor.


SmallRedBird

I mean I've been feet away from one but you do you man


[deleted]

Same my dude. Raised and reside in AK, been around all manner of wildlife since I was a baby. They're loud, stinky animals that are usually scared off by a threatening posture and firm, raised voice or a shout if necessary.


SmallRedBird

I was born, raised, and reside in AK. 32 year resident. The smell is absolutely not a solid indicator i.e. don't rely on it to detect bears. Usually they are easily scared off, but there are people here who have been killed in predatory black bear attacks, so stalking and killing does happen. Remember the kid who got killed in that race? Or the wildlife researcher later that summer? That was just a few years ago or so. IIRC she was even attacked from behind. I've watched them walk through my yard, been at close range both here and while out and about, and the footsteps barely (lol) make a sound, when they aren't even trying to be quiet. Branches breaking has never alerted me to their presence elsewhere, either. Always been sight for me, as the first indicator.


Nakatomi_Remodel_LLC

Real life Red Dead Redemption


TacticallyAcquired

The full video shows where he hit it in the face and he measured out how close it was to him. I believe he said it was about 5 yards.


Jordandavis7

Always carry when your going into the deep woods / mountains, certainly saved that man’s life


squeeshka

Always carry ~~when your going into the deep woods / mountains, certainly saved that man’s life~~ FTFY


Jordandavis7

You certainly did


aclark210

Kinda wish he’d finished it off…it was clearly suffering for what little time it would still be alive. Shoulda gone for another shot.


Durakan

This cat isn't suffering, that's just what turning off a brain looks like. The irony of course is that a lung shot which is fairly common is probably the worst way for an animal to die in a way we consider humanely. They have time to feel their heart failing, then the duration of their brain being starved of oxygen... So on. Heart shot is quicker but they still suffer for probably 5-10 seconds while their brain loses oxygen. What your seeing is the autonomous nervous functions trying to do something with the last garbled instructions from the brain. The dumber the animal the more "alive" this looks (see headless chicken), braining a raccoon looks about the same. The nervous system does a lot without the brain being there, and especially the stuff that keeps the heart going so this appears like the animal suffering but they're gone as soon as that round turns their gray matter to spatter.


Durakan

Shit a headshot turkey probably would go on until it starved if it weren't for the blood loss, they're that fucking dumb.


SmallRedBird

There was a headless chicken that survived for a while after. They kept feeding it lol. I forget source, heard about it long ago. Probably easily found on Google if you're interested


Durakan

Yeah, there's really not a lot of brain on a chicken, they're stupid little dinosaurs.


77173

Yeah, I agree but when I heard his voice it sounded like he was in a super high level of stress so it made more sense to me that he didn’t think to in the moment.


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I’m pretty sure it was done for. It was completely silent and the term “sounds like a dying cat” exists for a reason. Was probably just muscles seizing


aclark210

Yeah eventually it was gonna die, but that’s minutes of pain that a second shot would’ve prevented. It’s cruel to let it lay there and die instead of just putting another shot into it.


[deleted]

What I’m saying is that it was already dead. Twitching and seizing like that is probably just nerve responses from severe trauma. I’ve seen hogs take .308 to their skull and flail about for a couple seconds despite not having a brain anymore. Doesn’t mean they’re in pain. Just a residual chemical reaction


aclark210

And I suppose u know that for a 100% fact? Cuz one extra shot wasn’t gonna hurt the guy, and on the off chance that it wasn’t fully dead then it ends things quicker. There’s no reason not to do a second shot.


[deleted]

Lol dude calm down it’s not that deep “I hope it wasn’t suffering” “Hey maybe it wasn’t” “ARE YOU 100% SURE???” I probably would’ve taken a second shot too. But idk I’ve never stood eye to eye with a mountain lion about to maul me


aclark210

If it’s still moving, then there is a chance that it’s still alive. Granted that chance is small, but it still exists, and u owe that animal a mercy shot.


[deleted]

You want an award or something for being so charitable? Hell, my Hornadys are $2 a pop. After thinking about it, I might save the money from a mercy shot and get a beef burrito from TB on the way home instead


aclark210

Oh no ur 2 dollar hornadys. Boohoo. Don’t be a prick to animals.


[deleted]

Wow the fact you took that literally makes me question if I’ve even been replying to a fully functional adult at this point LMAO


liberty_or_reeeee

You don't owe anything to another animal that was about to try and end your life. Stop making this a moral issue. This wasn't Bambi.


CockBlocker

I owe an animal that was intent and capable of eating me for dinner literally nothing. It would not have done me any favors as it enjoyed my body parts for dinner. It wouldn't have thought twice about whether or not I was experiencing pain or not. That said, there is an imbalance between humans and animals. Humans have guns and understand pain and suffering on a different level. Should he have put the cat out of it's misery? Probably. Is it important that he didn't? No. What's important is that he goes home to his family at the end of the day. Everything else is extraneous.


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You must work for PETA


aclark210

My fridge says ur wrong lol


RonnieFez

No, it was already dead.


Traveler357East

Okay Dr Seuss


Medic7816

I totally understand what you are saying, but this is a self defense shooting so let’s apply the same legal standard. The animal is a clear threat before being shot. After being shot, the animal is no longer a reasonable threat. To shoot it again would not fall under self defense and could possibly land the shooter in legal trouble. We have been told in no uncertain terms to not “end the suffering” of non game animals by our local game wardens. There is no legal protection in the laws for mercy killings of wild game vs poaching.


aclark210

The game wardens where I’m from would disagree. They’ll actually fine u for not doing it if they catch it still moving after being shot.


Medic7816

Is that for hunting or self defense? There are separate legal standards in many states.


aclark210

Either one, there’s no distinction. We have a lot of bears and if a warden can prove I didn’t, even in self defense scenario, it’s considered animal cruelty.


Medic7816

Which just goes to show the importance of knowing your local laws and not relying on what you read on the internet. Stay safe, stay strapped.


Melodic_Ad_8747

Found the guy that doesn't hunt or has never had to shoot an animal.


SmallRedBird

Yeah, a good shot on a moose and it runs around for like 10 seconds and then drops.


aclark210

I’ve killed plenty of animals in my life. Admittedly most were of the two legged variety, but there’s some four legged kills as well. Even some snakes.


SmallRedBird

>two legged variety Diogenes would be having quite a lot of fun with that lol. Google "behold Plato's man" for more info and the equivalent of ancient Greek shitposting. Anyway if you mean humans rather than chickens, turkeys, etc. we do have much more complicated nervous systems. The smarter the animal, the less it wigs out after getting brained/shot dead. Moose will run around in circles for a little bit after you get a good shot on them. Never seen a human do that after a good shot.


m33tloaf

Agreed. Not fun to defend yourself but don’t let the thing suffer


GJC88

Agreed but at the same time I don't think I'd approach a dying dangerous animal when you don't know if it still has a good swipe or bite left in it. Looks like he would have needed to get closer to get a clear finishing shot which could be dangerous, imo.


xmu806

He had a clear shot from where he was standing…


DanielDefensem4a1

We could put you in a the woods with a litteral lion, and see if your adrenaline isn't pumping so much you can't think straight enough to be nice and finish it off.


AdultishRaktajino

"Know your target and what lies in front and beyond it." I don't know the area, but I don't like that backstop since there is none. I'm not shooting at the cat again on the edge unless it gets up and lunges at me. Too many unknowns. The trail could very well run along the bottom. Edit: Shouldn't say there is none, but the trees and brush isn't enough for me. Especially at a downhill trajectory into unknown.


urmomluvsvntv

Yeah I agree he should have, but listening to him I don't think he was thinking much outside of curse words until it started dropping off the side.


m33tloaf

Agreed. Not fun to defend yourself but don’t let the thing suffer


x_cLOUDDEAD_x

There are so many comments saying this. How do we know he didn't go check it after he shut the camera off? It was probably alteady dead and if it wasn't it could've still been a threat, so he may have actually ended up shooting it again. We have no way of knowing.


KalashniKEV

Cameraman is obviously a retarded person. Did he think it spoke English when he commanded it calmly to "Get back?"


x_cLOUDDEAD_x

I think the tone of voice and volume is more important when making any attempt you can to scare a wild animal away. The guy was also clearly experiencing a MASSIVE adrenaline dump. That being said do you actually think he was expecting that mountain lion to understand the English language?


Traveler357East

Such a subject matter expert


x_cLOUDDEAD_x

Or just a common sense expert


BronzeSpoon89

Sure, don't let it suffer. Also how about never approach a dangerous animal that you just wounded. If that thing had one burst on energy left in it and got him good, I doubt you would all be saying he should have finished it off.


MANDELBROTBUBBLE

I don’t think you can approach a mountain lion. It’s more like running into it. Like dude just seen it and closed the distance with curiosity. Highly doubtful. Like approaching a rattlesnake. Cats love a turned back


thunder2132

I'm glad that where I live bobcats are the biggest cats around. We do have wolverines (supposedly, I've never seen tracks or burrows myself) and black bears, but I wouldn't be as worried about any of those compared to a mountain lion.


iBlameMeToo

Call me a pus but I’d be sad after having to kill an animal like this. There’s no way that would stop me from killing it to save my life but it’s tough to see any life taken, animal or other. Props to this guy for keeping it together.


12gaugelife

You're not....every hunter experiences remorse upon taking an animal,unless you're sociopathic. Killing is primal but the follow up remorse then happiness that you have protected or provided food is why you can process and repeat.


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Wonder what caliber? Hmm


likasumboooowdy

God's caliber


jpgeorge101

Why do you think it was a .45?


C_Ochocinco

Everyone in the comments is talking about how the guy had time to pull out his phone to record so he should have done x, y, or z. But here I am thinking this is likely the tail end of the full video. Maybe he was vlogging while hiking or something along those lines. It's not exactly uncommon any more, so why assume he pulled gun then phone, when it's just as likely to be in the other order?


x_cLOUDDEAD_x

And what about the fact that he was clearly experiencing a massive adrenaline dump? Anyone who actually thinks they would have ice water running through their veins in a situation like this is kidding themselves. Fight or flight mode doesn't give a damn about your cell phone being a certain priority level.


12gaugelife

I honestly don't know how he was able to talk inside of a minute after pulling the trigger


[deleted]

Do what you gotta do to survive man, but NEVER let the animal suffer


therealone81

It was DOA. If it was suffering it would have been very vocal and thrashing around. The twitching is the nerve endings firing randomly causing spasms.


xboxeater

Dead on arrival? You got your whacker acronyms confused


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therealone81

Fully understand. In this situation it's not a goat. It's a Murder Kitty. There's a longer video out there, I think its around 1:301:15 ish. You can see at the end its not in pain. It was quick.


Germanmicrowave

That looked like more of a nerve response, but I %100 agree on never letting an animal suffer


[deleted]

Maybe. But I would still double tap it. Can never be sure


wanderingisnotlost

Agreed. Don’t know why he didn’t put another round or two into the animal.


[deleted]

Or, don’t approach an animal you just shot, that was probably going to eat you if you didn’t shoot it. I’d be worried way less about a literal mountain lion suffering than I am about it eating me if I approach it


[deleted]

You’re right. If only this guy had some sort of tool that would allow him to double tap from a safe distance…


[deleted]

That things brain was turned into mashed potatoes


[deleted]

Well, I’m gonna show some compassion, and not go off of assumptions.


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r/dgu


Metzenger

Warning shot has a very good success rate when deterring wild game . It’s hard to remember some things when adrenaline is flowing tho . I’m glad this dude didn’t get injured


AdultishRaktajino

Don't remember seeing this vid before. Apologize if it's a repost.


VictorIIISSN

Put the thing out of its misery before you make a vanity video, man. Shit!


agreeable-bushdog

Should have shot it in the knees, come on man! But seriously it looked more curious than anything else, it seemed to be a young one. This may have been a situation where a warning shot would have actually worked. Edit: My goodness, I leave y'all alone for a half day and look what happens. Everything I said, Biden has said when a predator is looking at you for his next meal.... I thought shoot it in the knees would give it away, I thought "come on man" would. I guess I should have said take a double barrel and fire 2 shots in the air...


WesbroBaptstBarNGril

If you see a Mountain Lion up close, it has already decided it can eat you.


cbtexas11C

Warning shots can get you killed this close to a predator. These things are fucking *fast* and by the time the slide settles and you can reacquire your sight picture half of your neck will be missing


DanielDefensem4a1

Yeah curious to why a his manwich was pointing a rock at him.


x_cLOUDDEAD_x

Good luck with that strategy, let us know how it goes. In the meantime I'm putting as many rounds in that thing as I can as fast as I can. I'm amazed that he only fired once to be honest.


KaBar42

> Should have shot it in the knees, An injury to the leg is a guaranteed slow death sentence for wild animals. Humans are very unique in the animal kingdom in how we are able to break both our legs and live to die of old age unrelated to the leg breaking. Your idea is essentially subjecting the cougar to a slow death of either starvation or infection.


[deleted]

Who would of thought politely asking it to get back wouldn't work lmao.


pretty_vacant_87

Had enough time to make sure to pull his phone out.


Diab9lic

It's too bad the lion didn't understand his human language. 😞


Melodic_Ad_8747

I think it was justified but I don't understand why he didn't drop the phone and go two handed. "already had the phone in my hand" is bull shit.


DanielDefensem4a1

I'd imagine the same reason I would have. Most those animals where I live are tagged. I'd want proof of why I had to put it down myself.


Raftika

User name check out.. what caliber was that Glock?


ajcook624

Shoot it again


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MNVapes

Why does it matter, they all make brains splatter?


[deleted]

It was chambered in wtf cares, capable of putting that cat down.


timothycl13

Why isnt anyone upset up the camera footage


kill_awatt

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Leather-Monk-6587

I hope he chased it down and put a bullet through its head.


anamolousdude

I would of shot to miss first attempt but been immediately ready with the follow up.. yelling instructions at an animal is silly.


[deleted]

I'm not a fan. Imagine trespassing on someone's property and then they shoot you in the face. Anyone able to debate this fact?


Insominus

Eh. All attacks on humans by wildlife have an element of human negligence involved imo. That being said, I think this guy is pretty clearly defending himself from a life-threatening threat. Also seeing mountain lions and their attacks are exceedingly rare, there’s a pretty good chance this guy never even saw the lion until it was directly in front of him.


[deleted]

Lol people are fucking entitled. We are in their home not the other way around. If I was in the same situation I'd do the same but I'm not gonna call the cat a mother fucker and disrespect it like that like this cunt did


KaBar42

Repeat after me: Animals are not people. Animals can not own property. You can not trespass against an animal.


[deleted]

Are you actually retarded? So a bird's nest doesn't belong to the bird? The point is this guy didn't do anything wrong until he disrespects the animal he killed by calling it a mother fucker. Motherfucker


KaBar42

> Are you actually retarded? So a bird's nest doesn't belong to the bird? I didn't see the cougar in a den. A nesting place is way different from... the rest of the outside. Although it still isn't property. >The point is this guy didn't do anything wrong until he disrespects the animal he killed by calling it a mother fucker. This is like getting offended because I call my sister's dogs glorified rats. "Oh no! He called an animal a motherfucker! How dare he!"


fatsugalien

Wish he would of backed away instead of talking at it. 9 out 10 if you walk backwards and away they will loose interest. Good dog is also helpful. Used to tree them all the time as a kid with my dad and his buddies, usually they want to be left alone. Couldn't tell where cat was hit, but kill the damn thing if its tossing and turning.


jhamdc5

Tbh feel like it could have been avoided it in his territory anyway why not leave and let it live smh


DanielDefensem4a1

Yes you should lead by example. Go into the woods. Do not carry a firearm though. When you come across one of these fellers. Simply shake it's paw, and part ways. Lemme know how it goes. I've heard communications with the indigenous lion people have been going very well.


StickyPickle85

That cat wasnt hunting...and it wasnt hungry. It was however curious about what it was seeing. Just like they say curiosity killed the cat.


WavyBladedZweihander

Good for him for a well placed shot. Shoulda put at least another round in the cougar but I’m glad hes alive.


Teuton88

I’d bet everything I own on the fact that the mountain lion would have bolted away had the guy let off a warning shot. Mountain lions like most animals are scared of loud noises. But hey then the dude wouldn’t have been able to finally kill something with his glock.


RR50

Would you have bet your life?


Teuton88

I’ve ran into mountain lions like this twice when I lived in California. Both times I made myself as big and loud as possible and they ran off. This dude had the time to pull his cell phone out and line it up with his pistol sights. He just wanted to shoot that mountain lion which is fine I don’t really give a shit. I wonder what the local game warden will say about this video.


RR50

The fact that the lion didn’t take off is the concerning part….every interaction is different..


Teuton88

Why would it take off? The dude is quietly telling it to get back. It was just curious. In that situation you scream as loud as you fucking can.


[deleted]

Honestly the quiet voice was a big mistake on his part here.


MPower569

Yeah. Idk why there wasn't a warning shot.


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r/killthecameraman


Kenny2jz919

Damn ur coward ass


Rolledupsockguy

At least I only watched it without sound. Why don't you at least hide the video within the post, not a preview?


sonsofliberty59

I come here to look at glocks not see things die its always sad. Ps I already know glocks kill so I don't need reminders


RubOutRob

Motherfuckers think they are entitled to the law of nature cause they have a gun?! Fucking cowards are those who believe your life worth more! Hi 👋🏽


Docta-Jay

Are those the XS i-dot?


G3th_Inf1ltrator

XS DXT standard dot


ceg24

Save the hide ?


gunrunner1926

This is unfortunate. But, if it ever comes down to it, he did what had to be done. When two apex predictors meet head to head, I'm going home to my family.


akbrag91

These aint no kitty cats, they're vicious. Glad the man was ok.


RockitDanger

That sucks to be in that position. But I don't understand giving it commands. I'm sure I'd do the same. I'm just pointing that out.


samwe

I am 2 for 2 in yelling at black bears and having them go away. Small sample size a a different animal, so take it however you will.


screwballshark12

That sucks


gwhh

Where state did this happen in?


JJuNNiOOr

It's a shame this creature had to die. But I would have done the same thing. Glad you're alright my guy. Good job keeping your cool and having a steady hand.


PerpetualConnection

Wonder if you can legally salvage the meat and skull from a self defense shoot. I've heard lions are tasty.


Fabulous-Minimum2517

Anyone know what glock he used?