Posted on 06/07/2017 4:42:48 PM PDT by Daffynition
When Rachel Elizabeth Valverde found this monster Florida python eating one of her goats, it was time to show it who’s boss. And that is just what she did.
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Snake ping.
Hm. Didn’t think of that.
“she’d only need one shot.”
This is kinda armchair analysis to me. Everything responds differently to being shot, and it’s hard to tell on a snake where certain organs are . From what I can tell, the first shot took that snakes head apart, which was great because it was mere inches from the goat at that point. The rest of the snake getting away reminds me of skinning the damned thing.
I hate eating snakes because they continue to do stuff long after they are dead. Like, long after. Creepy little suckers.
Pistol Packin’ Moma!
Bet she’ll be charged with something. I forgot what idiot liberal state this happened in but a woman was charged with hunting out of season when a cougar entered her kitchen.
I would have did the same thing that she did, but I would not have made a video of it and put it on the airwaves. Something tells me that she might regret this later.
Sure take out the goat too
This was Florida. She will not be charged.
They are glad to be rid of the python.
Fl pays to hunt these things
Eff the State!
All Muslims asking that very question
Muzzy porn?
Some liberal states are so anal about shooting any wildlife or even rodents that you’d be charged. In Ohio it’s against the law to shoot rats in your cellar; in DC you have to trap rats and release them in the wild.
Great shot , lady !
In fla. they want you to buy a lottery ticket for the annual python hunt. If they want them gone just put a 5$ a head bounty on them. Or a give a free fishing, hunting, lobster license
Skin it and save the skin!
Pythons are ruining Florida faster than whiney New York Democrats
I guess they are “Florida” pythons now. We will never be rid of them. They should pretty efficiently clear out small animal life in the glades over the next decade or so. I had hoped that the gators would find them an irresistible addition to their diet but I guess not.
Well, even chickens do that. When I was a kid I watched my Mom wring the necks of chickens and those creatures would continuously jump into the air twenty or thirty feet. An hour later the dead chickens were still jumping pathetically a few inches off of the ground and responded with movement if you touched them.
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