A
buffalo
He died from the arrows his hunter shot him, but he sold his end dearly. Happened in
Australia
, where
Chris McSherry
c
he laughed at killing the animal he had hunted,
but in his last, agonized effort, he rose and violently attacked him with his antlers.
The man ended the
pierced knee
and a
major gash under your buttock
, so he had to be hospitalized urgently.
The episode occurred in
Port Bradshaw
, northeast of the northern region of Australia. McSherry, 35, the father of five, is used to posting on his
Facebook
his hunting “exploits”.
According to his own account to the Australian environment
NT News
, saw the animal and shot two arrows at it. Then, he followed the trail of his prey’s blood and threw him twice more.
When he approached the specimen that it was dead,
the hunter
he got the big surprise that almost cost him his life. The 800-pound beast got up, nailed one of its horns and threw him several meters forward.
“It was then that I fell to the ground and the animal stabbed me again. It grabbed me by the right leg and threw me about three meters,” said the hunter.
After exercising his last act of defense, the buffalo died. The hunter was rushed to a regional hospital for surgery.
McSherry said, “The buffalo left me with some serious injuries. I have a Coca-Cola can-sized hole above my knee and an eight-inch (20-centimeter) wound just below my butt.”
In the opinion of the doctors who treated the hunter, he will need some skin implants in the future to cover the wounds made by the bovine who, unlike his hunter, could not tell the story.
Her partner, Elise, shared a network post in which she thanked people for their support and noted that her partner is recovering well. For her part, McSherry said that, despite this incident, she does not intend to stop hunting at all.
“He is dead, I am alive (this time) -he wrote on Facebook- and I hope to return soon with my family and friends. Thank you for all the good wishes in other publications. I appreciate love and support and I will live to hunt another day. ”
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