Fishermen Joe Morris, Mike Huff and their crew hauled in this 14-foot, 800-pound tiger shark about a mille off of South Carolina's Folly Beach last Saturday...

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According to the Post and Courier's Bo Petersen, Huff noted that the massive shark "had to be gutted before it could be pulled" onto the boat. It shouldn't surprise anyone that a shark that size "took five people to get it on the dock."

(Bleacher Report)

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SamuelClemens

What was the point in killing it?

Reply•98 months

lsuson

And who did they feel the need to kill it?? Do they could take a few pics at the dock and save the jaw???

Reply•98 months

LSUballs

I caught one one time that was 15ft long and 900 lbs

Reply•98 months

LSU Tigershark

I'd love to catch one like that, but I would hate for it to hit the social media circus.

Reply•98 months

TigerFanatic99

Do we not expect sharks to be 1 mile off shore?

Reply•98 months

Big Sway

Would love to get the jaws!

Reply•98 months

Catman88

Was it named Cecil?

Reply•98 months

kiNupe5

look at that primed killing machine, the sharks pretty cool too. freaking human losers

Reply•98 months

LSUtigers111

"Well it had to be gutted, which is why it looks "flat" or skinny."

That is true, didnt notice that originally. I wonder if they weighed it before they gutted it

Reply•98 months

LSUtigers111

"Well it had to be gutted, which is why it looks "flat" or skinny."

That is true, didnt notice that originally. I wonder if they weighed it before they gutted it

Reply•98 months

MC5601

Wish they wouldn't have killed it. That's a pretty magnificent animal.

Reply•98 months

ColeLSU

Well it had to be gutted, which is why it looks "flat" or skinny.

Reply•98 months

Ansu Sesay

pretty cool aint it, Lar?

Reply•98 months

LSUtigers111

That thing is very skinny/light for a 14 footer. Especially tiger sharks that are typically quite fat.