Cameron Hanes

Yeah, and the dogs there at that deer camp, you give them like part of the, I don't know, there's some skin.

It's not the flank steak, but it's just some skin there that sometimes you cut off that goes over the stomach and run off, eat pounds and pounds of meat, a regular dog.

So a lion...

Yeah, they'll eat.

What they do is they just eat as much meat as they can and they just kind of lay around.

So that's the time to actually run from a lion is after a big meal.

You know what I mean?

Because their stomachs are full of meat.

Maybe that's why Taylor, maybe that lion that chased him had just killed a deer and was full of protein.

But, you know, they still hunt.

That's what they do.

It's their instinct.

But sometimes you can time it right and maybe that saves your life.

Crazy.

You're not doing helicopter killing of lions.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And, yeah, I mean, lions are just tough.

They're so fucking sneaky.

I didn't even realize this, but Oregon, as we were looking at those numbers that Jamie pulled up, Oregon, the goal is 970 lions a year, but we never get to it.