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did it really needed to be killed? Just wondering. I know some people do not like snakes but I suppose some don't like dogs...
Hey David,
Thats a huge snake. Great shot. If Jackie Bushman would of see that snake, he would of been back at camp before you even knew it. LOL. Are you going to mount him?? Talk to ya later.
God Bless & Good Huntin'
Kristle Oberlander
Dinner!! Good Job on sneakin that arrow it right behind the shoulder. Wait a minute, how do you know where the shoulder is?
Todd - Indiana
One more reason to live in Idaho instead of Texas. Man, if snakes grow that big in a country - that's a sign that that country is not meant for man to live in!
Great Day what a beast! You gona put him in the Boone and Crocket aint ya? haha nice shot
Trey-VA
Will make a nice mount. Congrat's!
- Good luck ;I am Heading to Iowa this week. - Dilbeck
That thing is a beast! Hey, I've got a question that is off the subject of that sick snake but one I hope you can help me with. My name is Jason Sagen and I have a good buddy named David, "Ramo" who just recently lost his house in the California fires burning right now.
A group of buddies have gotten together to help out with everyday necessities like clothing and toiletries but this is a guy who is mostly devistated over the loss of his hunting and fishing gear. Guns, rods, his boat, dune buggies--everything is gone.
He was given about an hour to get out of this house and he made sure his wife and dogs were safe then went back to grab his gear and wasn't allowed in because the fire had reached his neighborhood faster than the fire crew thought so he was ushered out immediately. Can you imagine? You have a limited time to get some stuff together before you loose it all--of course you're going to go back for your guns and rods!
Anyway, we are reaching out to various businesses who unfortunately mostly only donate to large non profit organizations which is not us. We are just 8 buddies who like to hunt and fish together who are trying to help a buddy out. Can you help out or give us some direction.
Thanks in advance,
Jason Sagen.
562-577-4183
prequal2003@aol.com
or my wife on facebook (noticed this was a facebook business blog) Janelle Williams Sagen
David
I know you are a busy man being a mega tv star and all but it would be nice if you could take time to teach Bill, Waddell and T-bone to shoot like that......
GODS BLESSINGS
Donny
Hi Dave,I have hunted with wildlife systems in South west Texas a couple times.. They do kill every rattler they see for fear of clients and trophies being biten( not particulary in that order).. Nice shot any how.. se ya on the La Ruccia ranch some day.. john Farinella R.N.