Make sure you wear something like this: Solvid Head Camera Mount

I would love to see it. I watched some dude from Australia catch a red deer with his hand on Youtube; it was pretty intense.

Must be this guy...

I prefer hand to paw combat.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKH2o...=youtube_gdata

Always had fantasies about fighting a bear hand to hand until a wounded one got up three feet from me. That non sense ended real fast. Lets just say I was more than relieved the bear wanted no more part of me than I wanted being standing right there at that moment. We both went in opposite directions so fast the rest of the story is a blur. You may be tough or feel like you can tackle the world but one thing is for sure you'll never know how your going to react until it happens. And trust me it happens faster than you can have time to think.

We've been had. This clown hasn't been back to the forum since making this thread.

He's (?) probably some tree hugger.

Or he "tried" to knife fight a bear.

I wrestled a Bengal tiger once.... no seriously I really did.

A little cub?

Cub... Kinda. It was a 6 month old Bengal named Kahn. He was 250lbs at the time. I was eight years old. The handler said it was okay if I petted him, (he was on a leash), so I went to pet him and he grabbed me and rolled on top of me. Every time I wiggled away he would grab me and roll around, stopping occasionally to lick my head. The crowd and my family thought it was hilarious, and so did I at the time. It didn't sink in until years later that one bite could have taken my head off.

I actually kept in touch with Kahn because he would often show up at different shows and shelters. I found out later that the owner went through a bad divorce and rather than lose the tiger to his wife he put a bullet in Kahn's head. Thankfully he was atleast sent to jail for the offense.,

So I can actually tell people I wrestled a Bengal Tiger.

Yes, but it sounded like he won.

Ok I think its time this thread is closed. We could go on and on about this thread. Stay safe hunting all and remember our hunting ethics.