When Poachers Became Prey While Hunting

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[@ShunguRocks]

This Tiger deserved a prize for these great conservation efforts.

[@daveg5857]

Lol. Definitely. Speech, speech...

[@siyem2051]

The lion should keep his head as a trophy

[@user-fb1vm4uo1u]

To get a tag to hunt a lion you need to request it from the local tribe, in addition to pay a huge fee. The fee goes towards more conservation efforts within the tribe and there is only a tag available if it is a problem lion or a lion too old to have kids that is still eating cubs.

[@chaplainsoffice6907]

@@user-fb1vm4uo1u People are the problem not the lion. Every sociopath is a big man with a gun try hunting a lion with a knife a knife.

[@user-fb1vm4uo1u]

@@chaplainsoffice6907 Our brain is our strength like the lions claws. So youre arguing that what I said is incorrect and that it was a problem scenario ? You should be vegan then if thats your logic.

[@prateekkumar9873]

Here in India it is said that if you spot a tiger in the wild, it probably saw you first around 5 hrs ago. It's very difficult to surprise them.

[@hughdismuke4703]

Why would we want to surprise them? I don't even want to see them.

[@speedoflight3395]

So when it saw you 5 hours ago, it decided not to hunt you down?

[@rousseauchanda]

​@Speed of Light They can stalk you for days and only attack when it's safe to do so! If it didn't attack because it didn't get the right environment required to carry out the ambush!

[@kennethmullen-qe9hg]

Probably is unlikely...definitely, is MORE sound, as this is this particular big cat's jam...LmMFaO!

[@xaviercast970]

Man is the ultimate Predator species on this planet. When multiple humans are attacked by any animal on the planet, men will immobolize and gather its most deadly technology(The 4 BORE Rifles) and in mobs will kill any predator on earth with ease. Humans have evolved in becoming the super predators all animal species must fear, man has the power to make any animal kindgom to become extinct within a blink of an eye. It has happened in the past and will happen again in the future. Humans cannot be stopped, they are unique in total intellligence and unsustainable in choosing who lives and dies on this planet...including themselves.

[@daveg5857]

Now these are what I call feel good stories.

[@thekornreeper]

True

[@1mataleo1]

This made my day. It’s a pity the poor tiger was murdered for protecting his territory though

[@Upuauta]

I´m so full of joy when I hear or see that poachers and unneccessary hunters get "revenged" by the animals. It´s great!

[@barkosa445]

Oh really? You are happy that people died?

[@shadipahlavi]

Same here👏

[@nedim5730]

What do you eat

[@theredwhirlwin]

Right, haha, justice

[@pandeeznutz8223]

I was just in prison with a poacher from west Africa

[@GarbanzoBeansFan]

definition of fucking around and finding out

[@spencerjames4719]

Right ?! Poacher=Looter Tiger=Kyle Rittenhouse

[@MrSpaceace1999]

Lol

[@JCinerea]

Mess with the endangered tiger, you get the claws

[@DrCruel]

Sometimes the monkeys lose.

[@SpotlightShowdown]

Good for them. They deserve being prey. Well done animals, protect yourself

[@SaulTeeMeat]

12:35 Hey! How do he know a propeller don't taste good

[@tootieq6527]

I love it when the poachers and trophy hunters turn out to be the prey. Good for the animals!

[@doctorpenguin2098]

Not all trophy hunters are bad. If they take both meat and trophy there's nothing wrong.

[@northernfury6500]

You must prefer poachers and animals going extinct then you sick freak! Don't you know what trophy hunting does to support species you inbred woke tard.

[@cat_luver16]

@@doctorpenguin2098 yes their is if it’s an endangered animal

[@bigant860]

@@cat_luver16 legit hunters don’t hunt endangered animals

[@charlesbronson7618]

Poacher vs Hunter Two different words with 2 different meanings.

[@ryancole4893]

I don't mean to sound heartless, but those poachers deserved everything they got. Animals are amazing and I hate seeing them killed like this.

[@PurplePuddingDude]

i second that, definitely deserved it. There's simply no need to hunt them.

[@cybertones942]

I wouldn’t mind the natives eating any of these animals but the poachers yeah no need to kill them

[@farrierette5216]

It's not heartless. I believe in Karma bad things happen to people who hurt animals and the weak and innocent.

[@brettbarager9101]

I totally agree with you!

[@Kate-is5mz]

Heartless? If you were truly heartless, you'd be a poacher or something as horrendous as that. Everyone's heart feels the same about poachers getting what they deserve, we like to see justice unfold naturally.

[@Real_AnimA]

Man that tiger story was pretty interesting!! It's like the story of a villain, leading up to the point where people see him as a bad guy.

[@Kate-is5mz]

I hate how the video didn't explain that the poor tiger continued hunting humans after his revenge because he was left with a gun shot wound and couldn't hunt his normal pray. He literally had to eat humans to survive, he was left with no other option.

[@MaureenLycaon]

You should read the book, it's *fascinating*.

[@Kate-is5mz]

That tiger hunted people because he was left wounded and couldn't hunt his normal pray. It's not that he "couldn't stop doing it", it's just him having no other options to survive.

[@martinh1437]

if you ever have cat they do remember, the nice neighbours the good spots for getting sun in the morning and afternoon, the one spot they can see the birds fly by

[@redrobiin]

@@martinh1437 I agree, They must remember too survive and have the best quality of life.

[@richardcline1337]

It makes me severely angry that they chose to MURDER it rather than relocate it to a distant area away from humans. Having been shot twice before, I don't blame the tiger in the least and he got rid of that poacher permanently!

[@kshitijthapa2205]

@@richardcline1337 Can't have a roaming maneater pass down his genes.

[@joeshmoe7967]

Also once something like a tiger takes a human, it does learn how easy a prey they are and have acceptable taste. The story about the lions that learned it could just walk into a camp and take a sleeping human is an example. Other case do point to an injury in the animal, but it still learns what an easy target a human is.

[@mrp2561]

Great story, love it when creatures win! You go tigers, lions, grizzly bears, great whites, and all other species!!

[@kated3165]

I accidentally stepped on a pet rat's tail once. Poor thing screamed and fled under the bed. A short moment later he comes back out from under there... charging straight at me. He runs over my left foot in order to get to my right one (the offending foot), and digs his teeth in deep!! The wound pissed blood but I was too baffled to react. He only bit me once, and was quickly back to being his friendly normal self after that... but the message had been pretty clear!

[@kiwik2951]

Did you have to go to the hospital?

[@xenoemblem7]

So that wasn't your pet rat?

[@KfcOwner]

Id kick that rodent across the room

[@tommurphree5630]

That is so cool 😎. Tell the rat 🐀 if it's still alive I said hello .

[@Kate-is5mz]

And people laugh at me for apologizing profusely to my dog when it happens that I step on him. It's not like he'd get revenge and bite me, but I am certain he would judge me and not wanna cuddle later if I didn't show my remorse to him.

[@arturiaarthus8367]

every single poacher deserves the worst fate imaginable.

[@xenoemblem7]

Sometimes karma is justice

[@MrGrumbles69]

Couldn't agree more, and I thought I was the only one who felt this way.

[@Kate-is5mz]

@@MrGrumbles69 Nope, only poachers themselves and people who profit off of this disgusting market don't feel that way. No one else likes that this is a reality and would gladly contribute to stopping it (if they knew how or if there was a way)

[@wschin2108]

@@Kate-is5mz Actually the disgusting markets exist because there are many disgusting individuals who like to have what these poachers hunt and sell to them (directly or thru' 3rd parties).

[@tremaineangus6474]

EVERY one ? I hope you're never so inordinate that you need to hunt for food. It's bullshit that poor people in some places can't afford food, much less a damn license to hunt. EVERY one.... I don't agree.

[@pauloflores461]

i once had a male cat that seriously got offended when you gave him the finger lol

[@meiymiyeah6895]

😂

[@terendaryan4094]

I wonder where he learned to be a jerk like that from???🤔🫵🤣🤣🤣

[@zacariasblanco9738]

What a pussy cat

[@dadegixxer]

Mines did too lol. If you cussed at him, he used to attack you

[@zacariasblanco9738]

@@dadegixxer what did you expect? Love?

[@michaeljuma007]

The agility of a cat inthe mass of an industrial refrigerator..this is one badass Predator operating like an undercover assassin

[@epickett63]

Scary to think about, huh? Like the scene from Deep Blue Sea: Russell Franklin: So here's the riddle. What does an eight thousand pound mako shark with a brain the size of a flat head V8 engine and no natural predators think about? Carter Blake: Well, I'm not waiting around here to find out!

[@michaeljuma007]

@@epickett63 😅😅 when a v8 is put on to describe the lethal aspect of the predator even I will not be willing to find out

[@kevindevlieger300]

The reason these elephants in Zimbabwe behave like that is because a lot of big males have been killed for their tusks. Normally there's some sort of hierarchy in the group and when the younger ones step out of line the older elephants tell them. Now they're traumatized and have no-one to tell them what to do and what not to do.

[@Lord_of_Proboscidea]

Exactly, the young male elephants become merciless killers when there are no older bull elephants or “father figure” to teach them how to exist

[@michaeldavid6832]

Male mammals are all like this. If they aren't taught how to behave by older males, they'll get out of line. Many will attack anything in their environment. Where do you think most gang members come from -- homes without fathers. In a social species, the idea that males are expendable is the greatest mistake humanity has introduced into civilization. We'd be 1000 years ahead in moral development and science if this idiotic idea wasn't followed to its natural conclusion. Think about it. Children inherit their genes and social boundaries (morals) from their fathers. When your tribe or society chooses to go to war, the bravest of men are the first to die or be severely injured and the cowards are the last to suffer that same fate. The most self sacrificing men are the first to die -- leaving any children they have without boundaries... and leaving nothing but the cowardly and selfish men for all the other XXs to have as husbands and fathers. The most warlike societies always collapse. They may have early days of conquest but those days end quickly as their own cultures become degenerate. This happened to Rome and every other civilization which wasn't taken out by some natural phenomena. The best leaders of a nation must come from the men who are the most understanding of the importance of boundaries. They must have a vision which can be sustained for the long term and which benefits the most people. They must be wise men of virtue who aren't greedy or narcissistic. But those are the first men who die in war... and they die so young, they never had a chance to gain the wisdom they required to rule. I know of very few men in history who managed to evade this fate. Julius Caesar was one of them... but his virtue was also exploited to destroy him. He trusted his friends and he trusted the Senate. They kylled him because he didn't arm himself against those he trusted. Psychopathic tyrants are never kylled by their friends -- such men trust nobody. The problem is that societies led by tyrants are never able to evolve because everyone is too afraid to think independently. This is why China steals tech instead of inventing it. This is why Chinas economy has never been self sustaining. The tyrants punish free thinkers and their disagreeable tendancies with deth. What's even worse is that war takes out so many men that it's an unavoidable fact that we've lost many Da Vincis, Michelangelos, Decartes, Nietzes, Teslas, Newtons, and Einsteins. At least a 100 million men were deliberately put to death by the choices of their leadership class. Enough men to comprise a large nation of its own. Their minds and a good chunk of their DNA are lost forever. For any civilization to endure, it must be peaceful enough to allow for free thinking, but forceful enough to maintain boundaries of every kind: social, moral, political, geological, and so on. The only force which ever policed boundaries were men of virtue. This is the irony of history. Men of virtue don't seek political power in times of plenty because such men desire a simple life and are satisfied with very little. Ruling is distasteful and boring to such men. This leaves the Machiavellian personality types to prey on the people by taking that power because they crave that power. Machiavellian is just another word for "tyrant". So these peacetime tyrants -- fair weather tyrants -- throw their civilizaitons into resource wars to feed their greed and vanity. These wars grind away many men of virtue. Men who enforce boundaries. Men who will take the last full measure on principle. Once the males of a social species grow up without fathers of virtue, those males are never taught boundaries during adolescence and so they possess no self control or principles. Boundaries teach both of those qualities. When we say "weak men" we don't mean "peaceful men", we mean "men without boundaries". Men without moral, ethical, social, interpersonal or any other form of boundary. This is why the idea that men are expendable is the central idea which destroys every empire which has ever existed throughout all history. Most empires aren't destroyed by hordes of invaders, they're destroyed by their own leadership class who possess no virtue. A leadership class which doesn't protect boundaries, but who destroys them. The most warlike empires expend themselves fastest. Hubris is a lack of self-imposed boundaries on the ego. The hubris of believing you can expend men as cannon fodder is the main ingredient in a recipe for national self destruction -- it begins with social destruction and ends with the destruction of everything else.

[@janedoex1398]

And pair that with testosterone levels 6000 (!) times higher than normal at times .....

[@32battalion14]

the female are the leaders not the males

[@kevindevlieger300]

@@32battalion14 I never said that. I was talking about the role of the older males. You like to argue about nothing right?

[@MrDonboston]

Elephants are known to recognize peoples language and dialects remembering how the poachers speak and attack them while being totally calm when tourists or park rangers approach or pass by

[@roytallow6784]

Tigers more clever than we think ! Doing reconnaissance missions ! 🚶🏻‍♂️💥🐅

[@fridayblues216]

I so hope animals know to fight back! To me, the life of any one of these animals worth far more than the lives of every poacher and recreational hunter combined!

[@drago9427]

Moral of the story: Dont fck with nature…

[@iddennah8015]

Nature sees you...

[@saintakins187]

It's always that one poacher that had to go turn a tiger into Jason Voorhees.

[@falsehoodbasher7240]

🤣 dude

[@ernestweaver9720]

I was once told that if you are up close to a Cape Buffalo and gazing at it they stare back at you like you owe them money.

[@reddiver7293]

That is only from folks that lived to talk about it.

[@cecilsink9901]

"Cape Buffalo look at you like you owe them money" Peter Hathaway Capstick ("Death in the Long Grass")

[@kinglistosas5010]

They probably looking at you like "I wonder if this is the chump that lured my brothers into the trap of those poachers."

[@reddiver7293]

@@kinglistosas5010 LOL!

[@exidy-yt]

A fave of mine was a well reported story in India of an elephant attacking and goring a 61 year old woman to death, seemingly out of the blue. However during the funeral days later, the same elephant appeared out of nowhere and attacked AGAIN, disrupting the ceremony and destroying the woman's funeral bier and knocking the corpse out of the coffin! I mean DAMN, what did this woman do to the elephant or it's herd in the past? Apparently the elephant had been tagged and was noted to be hundreds of miles away from it's known herd. This was some serious revenge plotting.

[@planes3333]

thats an amazing story, where can I read about it?

[@justinmorris3905]

The woman's ceremony was the same day as when she was killed by the elephant while getting water that morning. Went to hospital , died, they brought her back homebto have the ceremony that evening . During the ceremony a herd of elephants emerged from the woods and everybody ran leaving the corpse there . An elephant picked the body up and tossed it a few times stomped her some villagers were yelling at the herd a bit then the herd ran through the village like draino . Destroyed ol Maya Murmu's house and messed up three others, which weren't much, then disappeared back into the woods and the villagers put the lady back on the pyre and went on with their ceremony. The elephant had strayed from a reserve 100 miles away.

[@exidy-yt]

@@justinmorris3905 Thank you for clarifying. I had read the article some time ago and misremembered that it was the same day I guess.

[@justinmorris3905]

@@exidy-yt Right, the only reason I knew it is because I just read it like a week and a half ago. Lol.

[@falsehoodbasher7240]

daaaamn 🤣🐘🧟‍♂

[@jonathonlyles3349]

the Hunter messed with the wrong cat I wonder if he knew something was stalking him

[@janedoex1398]

At least in his last moments .....

[@Urusovite]

*poacher

[@johnnikyecole9114]

I do Hunt and Fish however I never take anything that I don't eat and I never take more than we need. We are a family that believes in using every part of the buffalo so to speak. But I gotta say I love seeing this revenge on Poachers

[@davidnugent5003]

Good for you

[@Nmethyltransferase]

Tiger: "I'm not hungry." Also Tiger: "But there's always room for ass!"

[@reeneycruse7097]

This makes me happy, got exactly what they deserved.

[@waffleeggs6434]

Another case of the hunter becomes the hunted.

[@deathhoundseeker8278]

That can only go so far though. What can animals really do to fight back our species, probably not much.

[@kushkungvivo744]

Got lucky lol

[@poopfairy447]

I sure love when poachers get eaten by animals 😂

[@matthewsams1038]

That tiger laying on a mattress it dragged to the attack spot shows how smart it was and how badly it wanted to get those hunters...

[@fasthracing]

Proof that sometimes people get what they deserve.

[@doriancooper-davis7022]

shout out too the tiger for being a great contribution to the 🌍

[@davidputt4638]

That movie reference was perfect! Another gator, give me that shovel 🤣

[@lawrencewilliams4550]

It’s great that the animals are seeing them for who they’ve been since the beginning of time and are fighting back.

[@emmemaile5531]

Um

[@lawrencewilliams4550]

@@rockwellrhodes7703 , if I was gullible, I would actually believe white washed history. I would actually have adopted foreign religions. I would believe the out of Africa “ theory “ and I wouldn’t know the etymology of of the English language. Right guy, wrong diagnosis.

[@wwiiinplastic4712]

I heard the Amur story about five years ago. Tigers are my favorite animal.

[@patrickfair9107]

This is precisely why I would never go on a safari or into an area where I am not aware of the possible threats from the native wildlife. I don't go into these animals backyards and they don't come into mine. We have an uneasy truce this way. Even when I temporarily moved to Florida I wouldn't enter the ocean or any of the other natural areas because I wasn't educated on the potential dangers. Where I live now I know what animal populations are around me and have a healthy respect for them.

[@speedoflight3395]

Every animals have their behaviour and it is better to understand their behaviour before having any kind of connection with them.

[@Brewed-mi1ue]

Lions: Welp, I'm convinced!! Colonial Nuggets are definitely a satisfying meal, if not tasty 😋 🦁😂

[@gabrieljosuealdana]

This make me happy in a very satisfying way Hopefully the person was still conscious and felt but could not move

[@ryosargeant1257]

I Hope WATOP does more videos on Lions

[@avantedennis4314]

Me too

[@Darkshot_47]

Nice animations (or simple picture presentations). Love these as it gives clearer picture to the narration

[@artfuldodger9312]

If you hunt defenceless animals, you deserve everything that comes your way. I love it when hunters turn into a meal.

[@builderdude9488]

"the man who died was Vladamir" Wait... "Markov" Oh....

[@DrPie0licious]

I actully read John Valiant's book The Tiger, and I highly recommend it. On recovering Andrei Pochepnya (the second victim), it's reported that the remains of the man himself were so small that they could've collectively fit inside a shirt pocket

[@bonnieshall654]

Good to know I will try and read it.

[@CoreyT127]

Yeah that tiger was definitely hunting them. Is terrifying how smart and vengeful that tiger was.

[@BlorkTDork]

That is one of my favorite books and if you liked it I would recommend also reading the maneaters of kumoun by Jim Corbett

[@keithcaldwell207]

Poetic justice for the poachers.

[@AF-zt9me]

Perfect scenario. Need more of it. The spirit of Darwin must be sustained with new blood

[@mkazi7849]

The last thing I expect to see in a snowy winter Siberian forest is a f*cking 200kg TIGER! Big cats are truly magnificent and deadly creatures

[@joelmogensen579]

That's why they're called SIBERIAN TIGERS.

[@rlm9825]

I love it when the hunter becomes the hunted.

[@chrislockwood5299]

I love it when vegetarians choke on their hypocrisy.

[@Urusovite]

*poacher

[@ralphfiligenzi6180]

All you have to do is say "heeere kitty kitty kitty" and you'll be just fine.😺

[@anthonyharty1732]

It’s great when those evil poachers become food for these animals, I love it. 😂🤣😂

[@Telleryn]

I wonder, with the tiger, if the hunter wounding the tiger also contributed to its change in preferred prey, since many big cats only go after humans when they are too injured to go after their normal prey

[@edi9892]

The second example immediately made me think of a news article about a woman killed by an elephant whose corpse was later attacked at her own funeral by the SAME elephant despite both incidents happened at a significant distance of each other! Later, rumours emerged that she had been part of a gang of poachers...

[@edi9892]

Also, elephants can not just recognise faces, but apparently also languages. Thus, they may go after a specific ethnic group for exacting revenge.

[@falsehoodbasher7240]

🤣🐘😅

[@sandywalker2636]

It gives me joy to see the animals win against reprehensible poachers.

[@rayblack9657]

I love it that's what those poachers get! Animals taken revenge and also some human animals taken revenge again I love it!!

[@jagd1]

After everything we've done to highly intelligent elephants, I certainly can't blame them for pushing back, nor the large cats... If I remember correctly, there is a time in our future that animals will lose their fear, of humans...😉

[@tats7859]

Everytime I hear a poacher didn't make it, I smile like I hit the lottery... it makes a person feel all warm and fuzzy when big game hunter and poacher become the victim.

[@gigiruf4109]

I d suggest you cultivate a more contemporary and rational hate for a far more deserving half human: the politician

[@erickmutuma8005]

Those hunting animals as a pass time deserve it as well.

[@tats7859]

@Erick Mutuma absolutely, those are the types of people that apparently have too much $$$ .. so when karma catches up too them I figure, ' they aren't around to enjoy it any longer.

[@fredachildress3728]

I love learning about hunter and poachers getting what they have coming to them, because after all, the animals we not hunting them for sport or anything else, they were just trying to live their lives and protect their young.

[@villagelightsmith4375]

When the hunter, the predator, has a higher intelligence than your average Moderator!

[@DrifterOSullivan]

I wish poachers were fixed to endure what they inflict on their victims. I love hearing stories of WATER BUFFALO, for instance, who will remember anyone that hurts them or their family, even years later, to exact their vengeance.

[@jorgevasquez5567]

Humans are the meanest and cruelest beasts

[@c.blakerockhart1128]

41 years ago when I was 16, I went deer hunting for the first time. I was sitting under a rock ledge next to a crossing of a shallow creek. It began to snow in the early afternoon, and just before sundown I was really cold and couldn't wait to go home. About that time an 8 point buck walks up the old logging road right in front of me. He wasn't even 15 feet from me. I had to wait until he went a bit away from me before I could move and take aim. I had an old Marlin 30/30 breach action single shot and the ejector didn't work so after each shot I had to manually remove the casing. I took the shot when he was crossing the creek. (about 50 feet ) The shot hit him exactly where I was told to aim. He fell halfway and recovered enough to run up the bank and off he went up the hill for about 300 yards and then I couldn't see him. My second shot missed completely. My step dad was the only other person for at least 500 acres. He heard my shots and sent our Doberman to where I was. As I was following the blood trail up the hill, I heard something up ahead. As I looked up, the buck was running back down the hill coming STRAIGHT AT ME. I was trying to remove the second shell casing as it ran at me. I'm as scared as I can get and just as I load another round, I see Bob (our Doberman) come out of nowhere and he grabbed the buck on the neck and took it to the ground. I call Bob back and shot the buck and it was over. That's when I realized he had gotten to about 10 feet from me. Afterwards we (Step dad, dog, and myself ) followed the blood trail up the hill. It was easy because of the snow. We went well over 50 yards over the hill still following the trail. We got to where the buck just stopped, and decided to take me out and came back down the hill. There was NO OTHER REASON for him to turn around. I believe that if it weren't for the dog, that deer probably would have took me out. I never went hunting again. That deer wanted to LIVE bad enough to kill me. And if you don't believe this, I don't care.

[@undrwtrbsktwvn1110]

Nice

[@TsukuneASMG]

as an ethical hunter myself, i think this story is believable, sometimes, after 20 perfect shots, one badly placed shot is enough to give the animal the upper hand, sometimes we really get too careless

[@c.blakerockhart1128]

@Anita Kawka Oh the dog was treated VERY WELL. He wasn't a hunting dog, he was the family protector. He took his job VERY SERIOUSLY. He died about 6 years later of natural causes. I believe he was around 12 years old the day he SAVED ME.

[@c.blakerockhart1128]

@@TsukuneASMG It was the very FIRST time I had ever gone hunting. And after realizing that the deer wanted to LIVE bad enough to take me out, I have never went deer hunting again. I Did still trap and sell hides for several years before moving. But I don't hunt deer, or eat deer meat. I don't care how many other people eat it but I won't.

[@TsukuneASMG]

@@c.blakerockhart1128 thats completely okay, better not to shoot what you dont eat

[@ronty777]

I guess the poacher found out what " Fuck around and Find Out" really means!!!! LOL!!!

[@FreeYouself2024]

No tears shed over these clowns - justice being dished out .

[@koollee]

I cant lie. I like your videos.. and u throw some good comedy in alot of em.

[@josemoreno1123]

Thank God, thank life; thank you for this video, it made my day; my heart feels joyful. Except for the elephants killing rhino's of course, this makes my heart so sad.

[@Shakkarz]

That's good cuz I love animals if they can protect themselves then why not.

[@jonte8376]

I love animals they taste good

[@gtamediaproductions1]

Man I am so happy to hear about this!

[@Epicfunk]

I went on vacation and had a cat sitter stay with my cat for a month. She hated me for a year! It took over a year before she let that go. One day out of nowhere, she climb on my lap and purred again. Cats don't just let things go!

[@falsehoodbasher7240]

you were supposed to _tell her_ before you make these big ass plans family duh. I have The same exact story but I rented mY apartment for 6 weeks to this couple with a cat, and part of The deal was I leave mY cat for them to 🐈‍⬛ include. I told kitty and though I got nO warm welcome (actually no welcome at all) we was back to The good ol' days from Day 1! he just got a lil chunkier but thas it!

[@nmbd8488]

I feel bad for the Hunter but I don't quite care for the poachers

[@jasoncoomer1226]

*Animals: Pretty sure my lawyer can get me off on a self defense argument*

[@lendog203]

first story, hearing that his face was unrecognizable made me smile.

[@rondacey7595]

That's not a poacher, that's a wont-a-be poacher.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ChooseLoveToday316]

Everything hes saying here is true. It applies to a lot of animals

[@gemmamudd7167]

The tiger got a mattress to lay on that tiger was genius

[@pauljones8218]

tiger chilling before killing

[@roykibet7151]

I cant stop laughing after hearing what this man did to annoy the tiger🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thegoodguys1643]

Man became frosted flakes, They're Grrreat!!!

[@Nmethyltransferase]

"When the Prey Has a Higher IQ Than the Hunter"

[@tjunazo5183]

Made us click... Smh

[@Urusovite]

*poacher

[@raphlvlogs271]

the metal bits of the propeller could have been mistaken as silver or bronze coloured fishes by the shark in the unclear water

[@jonte8376]

hope the prop was spinning

[@deewynn]

Tigers are like Elephants. They forget nothing!!!!!

[@kalaini]

'The tiger carried a mattress from a nearby hut to lie in comfort'. Funny guy.

[@Semirotta]

We should feed all the poachers who are caught to the wildlife.

[@wave8359]

Absolutely !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jimbob-jn6jz]

Its wasn't tragic at all imo! It was justice.

[@FFA441]

“Im vengeance.” -Batman and that Tiger

[@watchmanchris4christ488]

"the tiger carried a mattress from a nearby hut to lie in comfort while waiting for the victim to turn up" well this tiger had an appointment and he surely wasn't turning up late. what a creature 🥴

[@Al-rs2rr]

Animals rightfully kicking human ass, you gotta love it.

[@michaelfretz6782]

9:50 Gator said "Did someone say Poachers!" Close call lol

[@Jon.E69]

There was a situation where an elephant trampled a 70 year old woman, the woman was later determined to have done poaching, after the family prepared a funeral and the same elephant came back to trample her corpse. The elephant traveled 124 miles to find her.

[@pennyproud1621]

Damn she can't even get a break in death 😂 don't start nothing won't be nothing. We don't say, "memory like an elephant" for no reason.

[@spritual-1731]

Wish more hunters become prey as well.

[@Varun-ep2tl]

So much happy and glad to see the poachers getting poached… 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@Smokeyjoedamanedamythdalegend]

My grandpa actually had to beat a wild hog with the buttstock of his gun too. He’s a farmer from the south so he always had a gun cabinet, I noticed he had damn near every type of gun except a basic pump 12 gauge, he had a semi auto but not a pump like you’d expect a farmer to have. I asked my cousin and he said, “he had one years ago but he was hunting hogs and had to beat one over the head and the stock broke off”. I didn’t even question it lol my grandpa never even tells stories he’s just a soft spoken farmer in the south. My mom said he used to wrestle alligators too and I’m talking shine a spotlight in a swamp at night and jump on the mf type of wrastlin

[@AugustusMcCrae23]

I just wanted to say that not all outdoors men are like this as a hunter myself I respect mother nature and understand I'm here to respect the animal and respect the outdoors

[@Maruman_man]

So what are you hunting outdoors?

[@wallacewhybrow2705]

@AugustusMcCrea23 So you respect the animal by killing it? Oh yeah, real name or Cowboy fantasist?

[@shardinhand1243]

i feel nothing but sympathy for people who just happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, campers, fishermen, junggers, clinbers ect... while i have sympathy for sport hunters who die to animal attacks its less for me, becuase the animal defended its self which is understandable and forgivable, however... when it comes to pouchers... you get what you deserve when your cuaght, death by being ripped to shreds eatin a alive... death by taking a dip in a really hot bath... all perfectly good options for such scum.

[@ricardosmythe2548]

There's little difference between sport hunters and poachers for me in fact poachers are more likley to consume what they hunt so that's probably less offensive that sport hunting for me at least. Hunting for food is the only acceptable thing for me in this regard

[@generalkayoss7347]

@@ricardosmythe2548 "Sport Hunting" is a made up myth by tree huggers.

[@shardinhand1243]

@@ricardosmythe2548 for me the line is simple, ethical hunting ie within the law, in allowed areas and only allowed species, unethical hunting, pouching criminal scum.

[@jacquesvermeulen9138]

​@@ricardosmythe2548 how about invasive animals?

[@ricardosmythe2548]

@@jacquesvermeulen9138 eat them

[@barblessable]

Always good to hear when animals occasionally win against man.

[@kennypulsifer2037]

I love these kind of videos. These kind of videos make me smile..poachers get everything that happens...

[@AK-rv6dq]

Zero poacher deaths haven't been hilarious.

[@Mapogo792]

Coward humans 👎 *BRAVE ANIMALS 🔥👍*

[@Urusovite]

*poacher

[@bentspoon1805]

serves the hunters right.

[@Urusovite]

*poachers

[@YoungDreezee]

I hope that animals who are victims of poachers always get vengeance.

[@josephpacchetti5997]

Thanks Sam & Crew. 👊 😎

[@generalkayoss7347]

Straight outta left wing vegan Propagandaville lol

[@Deetroiter]

There’s a difference between hunters and poachers. Poachers deserve everything they get!