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Originally posted by kdog1982
Hey,Destiny,you say they are from that big foot hunter show.
Is that the one with Bobo?
I heard they where trying to use a baboon to help find bigfoot.
Originally posted by Doc Holiday
reply to post by Destinyone
I'm sorry ..I'm still laughing so hard...at thoughts of the many things I could/would do in your stuation...
blowup doll...wearinga fur coat on a string pully......system....omg lol
Just for starters.....and yes a giant slingshot "waterballoon style"..to chuck larger than "normal human" sized rocks their way....trying not to hit them of course....just omg LMFAO....can I come stay a few days?edit on 15-1-2012 by Doc Holiday because: darn OCD and blank boxs
Make sure and GIVE them an experience......not sure I would not capitalize on it......cator sp? to them...
Shoot get an old jeep style 4x4 bumber jack and roll boulders dow the hill.......omg LMFAO still......edit on 15-1-2012 by Doc Holiday because: OCD box
AT Hiker Shot
Georgia Trails
In November, 2002, a 16 year-old Cartersville girl was accidentally shot while hiking the Appalachian Trail in Union County, Georgia.
Rachel Ferguson is one lucky person. A bullet fired from the rifle of Matthew Bryant struck the 16 year-old girl in the chest, barely missing her heart. Her 21 year-old assailant had fired blindly at a moving object in the bushes, near Jarrard Gap. Ferguson had been camping in the area along with 15 other members of her group.
Ferguson, of Cartersville, Georgia, was struck in the right arm. The .243 caliber bullet, fired from a distance of 220 feet traveled through her body, missing her heart by half-an-inch, then lodging in her collar-bone. Ferguson was flown by helicopter to St. Joseph's Hospital in Atlanta, where she was admitted in serious but stable condition. She underwent emergency surgery to correct a punctured lung and remove the bullet.
Union County police charged the assailant, Matthew Bryant, of nearby Suches, Georgia, with misusing a firearm, a felony that carries a maximum 10 year sentence, if convicted. He is being held on $10,000 bail.
www.georgiatrails.com...
Originally posted by Destinyone
I was outside rounding my goats back up, and did think of returning the call...then I remembered I was wearing a big fluffy black jacket with fur trim on the hood...decided not to yell back. Was actually afraid I might get shot.
Originally posted by porschedrifter
Why call the police when you could call a park ranger....?
Originally posted by horseplay
I've got a homemade catapult I'd love to find a home for.
My stepson got 3rd in school with it, shoots about 300+ feet.
would be cool to shoot some rocks their way, they would think bigfoot was attacking them.
you anywhere near cincinnati? i've got a truck, I'll bring it to you.
Originally posted by Destinyone
Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
I'd certainly make the call to the police so the report is started anyway. They may do nothing right now, but if the idiots are caught doing something worse before they break up and go home then your report will help insure the next one is taken in the context it needs to be. Idiots with guns being a menace to everything in the world around them.edit on 15-1-2012 by Wrabbit2000 because: (no reason given)
There are no houses behind mine...only National Forest. I don't know if you've ever lived in an extremely rural area, where hunting is a generational way of life....I'd be laughed off the mountain for calling the police about hearing gunshots.
It sounds good in principal, but it won't get you anywhere. If I called and said someone had been shot, then they'd show up here in about an hour. And the local fire and rescue, those not out hunting, would provide medical service until other help arrived.
Originally posted by Destinyone
I'm all for looking for Big Foot. But, there are a group of idiot Big Foot *hunters* creating a ruckus in the National Forest behind my home.
If you've seen the cable network show Finding Big Foot, you've seen the guys doing their big foot calls...a loud drawn out yell, ending in a high pitch. I live on top of a mountain that is known for Big Foot sightings, along the Appalachian Trail, surrounded by National Forests.
Yesterday, last night, and now today, there are a bunch of yahoos up here hunting for Big Foot. Between them giving *the yell* and their guns blasting afterwards, my dog and goats are stressed to no end.
Did I mention they are also yelling..."there's a Big Foot now,...shoot him"....
It wouldn't do any good to call the sheriff dept as they are over an hour away, and they'd laugh at me to boot.
I just wish, that tv shows like the one on tv, portrayed the serious researchers instead of the stereotypical drunk red neck blasting his way to fame with a Big Foot carcass....
Any suggestions ? I just hope they don't shoot any of my goats....
Originally posted by greeneyedleo
Cleary the idiots did not listen to ATS LIVE this past Saturday when we had a real Big Foot expert on.....
*tsk tsk*
and yeah, dont be wearing no coat w/ fur on it out there! we dont need to hear about destinyone being mistaken for big foot!