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Anatomy of a wild animal attack !!

Started by nastygunz, May 08, 2010, 10:16:16 PM

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nastygunz

I was out in the great outdoors doing some scouting for turkeys when I noticed this dandy drake mallard duck and thought I would snap some pix of him:



Well that was working fine, then he sensed my presence?..looked right:


Then he looked left:


Then he swiftly adopted a more aggressive stance:



And out of nowhere unleashed a lightning fast, bonecrushing, spinning rear kick!!!



If not for my jungle cat-like reflexes i might have suffered serious harm  and injury in this attack...just a reminder to everyone, wild animals are wild, and must be treated as such! :innocentwhistle:


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nastygunz

I thought that might quack you up  :doh2:

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Todd Rahm

Your not careful, you might just be the only feller walking around with a bruise on your forehead the shape of a webbed foot.  :alscalls:

Carolina Coyote

Man if that kick had landed it would have been devastating. I hate to think what would have happen if he decided to fire off the Howitzer with a few of the Green and white shells. You sure are lucky.  :eyebrow: cc

Bopeye

THAT'S some funny stuff right thar boys!!! I'm gonna show this to my guys at work tomorrow.  :laf: :eyebrownod:
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nastygunz

If that duck is still sitting there come waterfowl season, Ill show him whose who in the zoo! :finger: