The Louisiana "Hunt"

Over on another website, one of the attendees of this event is talking about how "we" shot this and "we" did that and what the DNA analysis of the blood sample "we" recovered consisted of in content...

This cat was the one toting a beer in one hand and single shot 12 gauge shotgun (we only found out afterwards that Lansdale didn't let him have any ammunition for it) in the other and appeared to be just shy of three sheets to the wind for most of that entire weekend.

His description of the DNA analysis is news especially as Lansdale didn't go public with the results so how is this dude so privy to the details?

However, given there is a primate sanctuary located ~10 miles from the area, I can see how he might draw such conclusions.

He describes the "charging BF" during the recovery process yet he was never allowed off the road (again, by Lansdale) during this time period and as far as I know, never left the light of the campfire.

Just another case of all hat and no cattle by trying to sound like the HBFHIC.

Also, I wonder why Lansdale has never publicised the details (that he conveyed to us later that night) about the shooter (from Ohio) on the previous "hunt" that had one in his scope for ~20 minutes yet did not pull the trigger?

According to Lansdale...this guy immediately returned to camp, packed up and went home that night w/o so much as goodbye or kiss my grits. Approximately 2 weeks later when Lansdale finally got in touch with him and was asked why he left so suddenly, the (former) shooter allegedly told him "I could not shoot it...the face looked too human".

This also mirrors the statements made by D.J. (as to why he didn't shoot) when he watched (through his rifle scope) the "skinny basketball player" walk across a 40 acre meadow ~4 years ago.

Food for thought...