Participating hunters are competing for their share of $25,000 in total prizes, including a $10,000 grand prize awarded to whoever bags the most. Registration for the tournament costs $25, and outdoorsmen must complete a training course that takes about 45 minutes. Hunters must then pass a quiz on the material from the training course with a score of at least 85%.
Beyond the grand prize, the remaining $15,000 pool is split up among groups of Professional, Novice, and Military hunters. In each group, the hunter who bags the most pythons will walk away with $2,500, with the outdoorsman who removes the second most earning $1,500.
The third prize is for the longest python in each category, awarding $1,000 to the winning hunter. But participants will only be able to win one prize each, with the prize they’re awarded being the one of highest value.
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Why in hell dont they just repeat the contest every two weeks until they’re all gone?
ReplyDeleteI like the way they divvy up the prizes instead of giving it all to one person. The lotto should be like that.
ReplyDeleteI hope someone uses the meat for food and the skins for boots etc.
ReplyDeleteI feel like I recognize that shotgun, but I can't quite - what is it?
ReplyDeleteSecond prize is a set of steak knives.
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