and you can really feel her muscles as she...

- Oh no.

(chuckles)

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- Today was a very long day, and I find myself wishing

that I could talk to my kids and my husband.

I read that she was a conservationist.

- Yes.

- [Woman] And how strict is she in that?

- It's more of this, the sport hunting,

big game hunters and what not.

- So we have a shooting preserve.

- I don't agree with sport hunting, trophy hunting at all.

- (whispering) My day

was ups and downs.

You have moments where you're like,

oh I wish that wouldn't of happened.

- I'm a professional snake wrangler.

- Snakes?

- My daddy killed one, bammed it into the head.

- [Child] With a bat.

- I want to get them snakes out of the house.

Get the snake away from me.

They won't come out of there?

- Um.

- Uh, sometimes they'll do that (chuckles).

- Big girl, hello. - Oh, oh no.

- Uh-uh (negative).

- But I am keeping the boyfriend on my mind

because I'm taking care of her babies,

because she's taking care of my babies.

- You know, we kinda do things the old way.

You know, like people did a couple of decades ago,

and it seems to work very well for us here.

- Are you strict?

- No.

- We get a butt whipping.

- If you're doing something bad,

you get something bad in return.

I'll just say it like that.

- You okay?

- Yes.

- Okay.

- Yes ma'am.

Say yes ma'am.

- ♪ Five little monkeys... ♪

- Hey, Haley, say yes ma'am.

Do it.

- (whispering) I wear rose-colored glasses all the time

because all I want to see is the good in people.

And it ain't always that way.

- (dogs barking) So we have like 83 or 84 dogs in here.

- [Woman] Do they ever go inside?

- [Man] No, I don't like dogs in the house.

All our dogs are working dogs.

They aren't pets.

- It haunts me.

I always think... I'm always thinking about the animals.

- [Man] And that's Pete.

He's actually like 12 or 13 years old.

- So he's too old to hunt now?

- [Man] Yes, yeah he's retired.

- So he's looking for a home.

- Ah...

- Seeing animals in cages.

It was a knife in my heart.

- Watching Jenna actually hold

an eight-foot boa constrictor...

Okay.

She's just going to drape over your shoulders.

(gasps)

(exhale)

- From the moment she first walked in

and was really hesitant,

to the end,

actually holding an eight-foot boa constrictor

around her neck,

that was the best experience for me.

- So when I told them about the new rules,

if they had any apprehension

I was gonna say, "Now wait a minute,

I held that snake, your biggest snake."

New rule: During mealtime,

no animals will be allowed in the kitchen,

the dining room or the sitting area.

- It actually does feel different having the pets out,

because we're so used to them being at our feet.

We want them with us at all times.

- Rule changes?

I think... I'm not sure Bubba's real excited about

us pampering the dogs a little bit.

My first rule, I love dogs.

I did notice that two of them were elderly.

So I am buying them dog beds.

- They have one of those in the pen.

- No, they had a box.

- That's right.

- That's not a bed.

- Mmm... that's a dog bed.

- No, no, not for an elderly dog.

- Yeah, I don't know if that's gonna work.

(child laughs)

I didn't like the new rule just because

they were different from what we do every day.

- Look what I got you.

These dogs have worked for him,

and the least they could do is

give a little something special to those dogs.

- Living in the Taj Mahal now I guess.

- Well, I wouldn't call this the Taj Mahal,

but it's a lot better than it was.

- I have no intentions of bringing any snakes

or other reptiles into my house.

Our house is a zoo without any animals.

- I cannot wait to see my dogs and my cats

and my snakes and my turtles and my skink and my spider.

Did I miss anything?

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