I tried watching the first episode twice, but couldn't get past the first 10 minutes. That any person could attempt to treat big cats like pets is too hard for me to watch. The snow leopard in the van in Florida was when I had to turn it off.
Binged on the first five episodes on Sunday night and finished up last night. Wow. That's all I got.
I started watching this the other day. I had no idea to the tie in to Big Cat Rescue outside Tampa, but I have reservations there at the end of April. The whole trip will certainly be canceled. This is all to celebrate my wife's 60th. We had a full week planned in the Sarasota area, including fossil hunting on the Peace river, bar/restaurant tours, mangrove kayak trips, and big cat rescue. We'll see how it all turns out, but should I be more worried about the owner of Big Cat, or Corona?
I started watching this the other day. I had no idea to the tie in to Big Cat Rescue outside Tampa, but I have reservations there at the end of April. The whole trip will certainly be canceled. This is all to celebrate my wife's 60th. We had a full week planned in the Sarasota area, including fossil hunting on the Peace river, bar/restaurant tours, mangrove kayak trips, and big cat rescue. We'll see how it all turns out, but should I be more worried about the owner of Big Cat, or Corona?
I haven't watched the whole thing, but the only difference of her place, versus the others, is that she doesn't breed the cats. But, are any large cat owners psychologically stable? The guy in Myrtle Beach with his 3-4 wives and he being the "lord"? Guy in Oklahoma with his ex-cons and him having a triple gay wedding? The lady in Tampa with thoughts that she killed he husband right after he decided to divorce her (body never found) and she inherited the $10-20 million plus her swarms of volunteers that work there way up the list with different color shirts for years of service? Interesting items was that there are more Big Cats in North America now, than in the wild in the whole world. Amazing on all accounts
in that case, I reccommed you watch "Don't F*** with Cats" on netflix.
That is Joe making fun of Carole at Big Cat Rescue in Florida. It really got bitter and was stoked by the Real TV productions. It really is hard to believe this isn't all staged. You couldn't write a fiction book this crazy. And I'd be careful as Husband #3 for Carole. Guessing he doesn't purposely carry a large insurance claim.
That is Joe making fun of Carole at Big Cat Rescue in Florida. It really got bitter and was stoked by the Real TV productions. It really is hard to believe this isn't all staged. You couldn't write a fiction book this crazy. And I'd be careful as Husband #3 for Carole. Guessing he doesn't purposely carry a large insurance claim.
Now, when I look at all of these idiots with big cats in FL, SC, and OK, and think that their average IQ is probably 100, and then half the American people are dumber than that(!?). Got to be all of those workers and volunteers. But that said, the ladies in SC were not bad looking (in a crazy sort of way). And, these are his fricken wives. Pictures below before flags are thrown
Early in episode 2 he stated clearly that he sold drugs to fund his pet habit
I did watch that (and while parts were hard to watch) I found it fascinating.
