I don't hunt. I've never hunted with any weapon of any kind. Hell, I've never even fired a real gun before. But, to those who have hunted, I pose this question. Say you're out in the woods, hunting a larger animal (a bear, a deer, etc). Have you ever been in a situation where you realized that said animal was putting up a better fight and/or evading your rifle scope a bit better than you expected? Let's say said animal even fought back just a little, providing a real challenge. Did you up your game a little bit, perhaps concentrate less on the 'thrill of the kill' and just make sure you shot said animal before said animal escaped and/or attacked you? Or, realizing that that big bear was a worthy opponent who had won your respect/honor, did you decide to throw down your weapons, strip off your camouflage and engage in a good old-fashioned fistfight with said beast? If so, how did that turn out for you? Just asking...Scott Mendelson
The reason he did that was so he could smear mud on his torso. That was to help evade the Predator thermal imaging detector (whatever it was called) - that's why he set the fires as well. I think he dropped the gun and used a knife was because it was easier to blitz attack him without the gun. I also think knife wounds hurt the predator more?
ReplyDeleteYou're right, but I was mocking the Predators themselves, not the humans being hunted by them.
ReplyDeleteThe reason he did that was so he could smear mud on his torso. That was to help evade the Predator thermal imaging detector (whatever it was called) - that's why he set the fires as well. I think he dropped the gun and used a knife was because it was easier to blitz attack him without the gun. I also think knife wounds hurt the predator more?
ReplyDeleteYou're right, but I was mocking the Predators themselves, not the humans being hunted by them.
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