It wouldn't matter to me one way or the other, but in the world we live in today I could see something like that creating quite a $hitstorm. Any theories? And please don't insult everyone's intelligence by saying a sheepsquatch did it...
shareUnless they're using animals that recently died naturally or in some accident, I don't see any way they could be using that many animals except by killing and dismembering them as needed. Of course, farmers raise animals to eat and killing them is just a normal thing. It is not unreasonable to believe the show buys animals from needy farmers and make props out of their carcasses!
"All necessary truth is its own evidence." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
The credits on the latest episode said "No wildlife was hunted, trapped or otherwise harmed in the making of the show"
shareHow can anyone who has watched this show believe anything about it, including the disclaimers or anything else. I used to think it was an interesting, albeit funny, show. Now I think it is a total waste of an hour even watching it. Next week they are looking for the Inbred Hollywood County Cornholing Monster.......LOOK OUT, THEY'RE EVERYWHERE!!!!!!!!!
shareWait, you can't believe the disclaimer? I figured the disclaimer is just about the only part of any bull$hit show or ommercials that had to be true.
shareWhat makes you think the carcasses were real? They could have simple gored some stuffed animals.
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