female martial artist almost eaten by lion

[Ghost]

Chicken?

I've been told bobcat tastes like turkey. Ghost, you're the safari guy here.

what the hell is a bobcat?

[Tom Yum]

Its basically a large, wild cat.

[DickHardman]

live and let live.

[DickHardman]

i see you are doing well in your sociology classes garland. you know, sociology was pretty cool, thats what i was studying in college, before i got fed up with radically liberal california teachers constantly trying to push their homosexual agenda on me. its like ok, we have pretty much gotten rid of traditional marriage and the traditional family in this country, what else you guys want??? why do i have to keep hearing about gay rights in every single college class i take? im not even gay. cant these assholes ever talk about something else for a change?? the only cool guy was professor mcdonald who concentrated on criminology and deviant behavior(study of nuts and sluts), who would show us documentaries about women of the night, with real in field footage of some of these nightwalkers doming up random johns in alley ways and behind dumpsters. it was pretty entertaining.

[DickHardman]

all i know is that i just want to smoke weed, lift weights, and train in martial arts. thats all i concern myself with, and as long as those 3 things are what my life mostly consists of im ok.

i hope those dudes who shot the lion get hit by a car.

[Tom Yum]

i hope those dudes who shot the lion get hit by a car.

Hunting set aside - you'd let a lion maul the crap out of you than shoot it?

I'm never takin' you hunting lol.

[Ghost]

I am 90% vegetarian/vegan. I don't say 100% because there are times when meat is all you can find if you are hungry and in a hurry. I mainly avoid it for ethical and nutrional reasons. I used to be into bird hunting and fishing back when I was much younger, but feel all sorts of guilt over it now, and won't do it or even watch.

However, if I was starving you bet your ass I would hunt and eat anything, including human! Even Buddhism allows for that under dire circumstances.

Now, people may draw the line at cannabalism, but I say read the book "alive". Those people had no choice, and had to do what they did, as I would.

As far as animal control, to re-establish natural levels, I don't always agree and would not want to be one of the people going in and doing it. This is coming up right now, as the grey wolf population is soaring.

For Ghost, being an English guy, you guys don't have a lot of big predators. But where I live (even within 5 miles) there are Mountain Lions, bobcats and a huge amount of coyotes. Lot's of rattlesnakes as well.

Freaks me out when I go hiking. I have been "stalked" before. I stupidly went alone to a very remote trail. Was doing good for a few hours, but had not passed another human in quite a while. Then I heard it in the bushes above the trail. I stopped, started backing up. I heard it moving through the bush. Needless to say, I started running (and yelling) with my back-pack and boots and everything clanking...I ran that way for about 7 miles back to the trailhead. Everytime I stopped to catch my breath, I could hear that damn thing in the brush. After a while, it gave up. I saw it only for a fraction of a second, a big lion about 150 pounds I think. I have not ever made the mistake of going alone on a hike again. That time I went alone out of anger, as my pussy-ass friend who was supposed to go with me could not haul his lazy carcass out of bed. And for hiking, you need to get up early to avoid the hottest part of the day, and make sure you come down from the mountain before it gets dark.

we have the beast of bodmin moor, many people have tried to hunt this beast, none have survived. this picture was taken from the camera of a mad killed by the beast.

[Tom Yum]

we have the beast of bodmin moor, many people have tried to hunt this beast, none have survived. this picture was taken from the camera of a mad killed by the beast.

And Nessie. What about Nessie?

[DickHardman]

Hunting set aside - you'd let a lion maul the crap out of you than shoot it?

I'm never takin' you hunting lol.

that lion was minding its own business till the frat guys who booked a trip to africa shot at it.

[DickHardman]

I am 90% vegetarian/vegan. I don't say 100% because there are times when meat is all you can find if you are hungry and in a hurry. I mainly avoid it for ethical and nutrional reasons. I used to be into bird hunting and fishing back when I was much younger, but feel all sorts of guilt over it now, and won't do it or even watch.

However, if I was starving you bet your ass I would hunt and eat anything, including human! Even Buddhism allows for that under dire circumstances.

Now, people may draw the line at cannabalism, but I say read the book "alive". Those people had no choice, and had to do what they did, as I would.

As far as animal control, to re-establish natural levels, I don't always agree and would not want to be one of the people going in and doing it. This is coming up right now, as the grey wolf population is soaring.

For Ghost, being an English guy, you guys don't have a lot of big predators. But where I live (even within 5 miles) there are Mountain Lions, bobcats and a huge amount of coyotes. Lot's of rattlesnakes as well.

Freaks me out when I go hiking. I have been "stalked" before. I stupidly went alone to a very remote trail. Was doing good for a few hours, but had not passed another human in quite a while. Then I heard it in the bushes above the trail. I stopped, started backing up. I heard it moving through the bush. Needless to say, I started running (and yelling) with my back-pack and boots and everything clanking...I ran that way for about 7 miles back to the trailhead. Everytime I stopped to catch my breath, I could hear that damn thing in the brush. After a while, it gave up. I saw it only for a fraction of a second, a big lion about 150 pounds I think. I have not ever made the mistake of going alone on a hike again. That time I went alone out of anger, as my pussy-ass friend who was supposed to go with me could not haul his lazy carcass out of bed. And for hiking, you need to get up early to avoid the hottest part of the day, and make sure you come down from the mountain before it gets dark.

i used to go fishing a lot when i was younger. i didnt eat the fish, i would just catch them and throw them back. i soon realized that catching fish on barbed hooks and impaling them through their heads and faces just for fun was pretty damn fucked up and pointless.

[martialartspeon]

That was great footage. I love how so many people underestimate animals like this. Even the most skilled and trained get hurt. Look at Siegfried & Roy. From the footage it looks like the lion hardly did anything and probably cracked the ribs when he dug his head into her once she was on the ground.