Fact or Fiction...You decide.
My Dad shot an Elk this big!
Porter McCabe (little boy) and sister Madison.
Is this little boys tall tale fact or fiction?
Here is an inside peek into the prosecution's and defense's arguments.
Defense- This boys story is as true as they come and here is why. First off he is a
McCabe and they do not take the sport of hunting lightly. No they go out and become one with nature, they hike, they scout, they stalk, they move in for the kill and they will accept nothing less than victory. He would not make something like this up...it is
un-
McCabe like. Secondly if you look closely at the photograph shown above right next to the stairs is a pile of bloody clothes; this is
indisputable evidence that the hunter wearing those clothes was in fact successful. And lastly and maybe most importantly in the picture shown below that is the face of one happy camper. No
McCabe would have such a strut and gleeful smile if he had been beaten by the mountain. It is fact people there is not denying it.
Patrick McCabe (the mighty hunter)Prosecution- True some of what has been said may sound appealing and almost believable... but do not be fooled. There is one critical piece of evidence that is missing that will with out doubt dismiss any claims made by the defense and that is... there is no picture showing Mr. McCabe with is elk! Anyone who knows a hunter knows that picture is as important to the hunter as the tag he walked in with. Can you explain that?
Defense- The camera that held that picture was lost. It was lost!!!
Prosecution- A likely story.
Porter was such a trooper on this hunting trip. Grandpa McCabe came back to camp after getting his elk and took Porter with him to go and get Patrick. When they got there Patrick had been waiting on the side of the road for someone to come help him with the elk he shot while they were gone. So Porter got to hike (really really hike McCabe hunting style) all over up and down in the "Elk Woods". He had such a great time and still talks about it today and Patrick got to introduce part of the hunting experience to his son.
