I shook him a couple of times with no result.
Resting in his arms was a very nice Weatherby rifle. I picked it up and inspected the chamber to find out it was loaded and the safety was in the "Off" position.
I carefully unloaded the weapon and tried to wake Sleeping Beauty again. When I couldn't I placed the barrel of the rifle carefully in a crook of the tree, grabbed the stock, and bent that sucker as far as I could.
I put the rifle on the ground next to the idiot and called it a day.
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You’re far kinder than I. I would’ve taken his rifle and left a note that it could be retrieved at the local police dept.
Dang! That’s a very mean thing to do...to a prefectly good weapon! :)
P.S. It was most likely one of my brothers, LOL!
ROTFLMAO !!!!
Too bad ya didn’t have a deer to rest accross his lap to go with that new corner shot jap rifle.
That would have made a great deer camp story.
Too funny !
Nice work!
Any drinking should be saved for the campfire at night. I won’t hunt with someone if he or she is not 100% sober. I won’t even hunt with someone who has a bad cold and is taking meds.
Wonder if said hunter noted that his front sight was off to the right some when he shouldered the weapon.
I live here in northern Wisconsin (Adams County). This is what you expect from deer hunters. Most are just happy to get away from the little women for a few days. So alittle hunting, lots of drinking and of course, the local bars ship in the strippers for this big Wisconsin event. It’s too bad because there are also alot of hunting families out there in our forests. I dont hunt but the deer are in my yard on a daily basis.
What if the hunter was having a diabetic reaction?