Ernie Brown Jr (the Turtle Man)

Name: Ernie Brown Jr (the Turtle Man)
Gender: male
Age: 50
Zodiac: Gemini
Height: 6 ft tall
Nationality: American
Appearance: Turtle Man is a hansome 50 year old man that is 6 ft tall. He has no front teeth except his canine teeth. He usually wears a hillibilly-styled clothes.
Personality: Turtle Man is not your average man. He likes to catch wild animals with his bare handa, including his favorite, the common snapping turtle. His most famous things to say is "Yeyeyeyeyeye!" & "Live action! Get you some!" He's also an adventurous kind of guy who always looking for animals to move. Otherwise, he's a nice guy to be around.
Strengths: loves capturing animals with his bare hands, adventurous
Weaknessess: Turtle Man says he has no weaknessess, but he can be ignorant at times
Profession: animal removal & relocating, dino fighting
Hobbies: animals, dinosaurs, hangng with his friends, banjos
JFC Experience: 1 year
Biography: Ernie Brown, Jr. (aka the Turtle Man) has been diving into murky Kentucky ponds in search of snapping turtles for nearly 40 years. Born and raised in Washington County, Kentucky, he spent his childhood exploring the woods and learning the ways of the animals that occupy them. Turtleman caught his first snapping turtle, a 25-pounder, when he was just seven-years-old, after his father and uncle taught him the risky technique. Since then, the legend of Turtleman has spread throughout the Blue Grass state and has afforded Ernie a career as an animal rescuer. At the age of 17, he caught his biggest turtle to date, aptly named the "Loch Ness Turtle," a monster snapper weighing close to 55 pounds. Ernie catches an average of 300 turtles a year and has been injured 33 times. To date, he reckons he's caught over 12,000 turtles. Prior to devoting all of his time to rescuing and relocating wildlife, Ernie worked an array of hard labor jobs, including cutting boards for whiskey and wine barrels, milking cows and working in construction for nine years. He currently lives off the land deep in the backwoods of Kentucky with his loyal canine companion Lolly.
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