Shotgun Makes A Rainbow When Fired Repeatedly Into Creek (VIDEO)

Apparently, shotguns are good for more than just hunting. They can also be used to make rainbows.

Hard to believe? Doubters need look no further than this YouTube video in which a woman named Kirsti fires round after round into a silent creek, with a rainbow forming in the resulting mist.

Perhaps next time she might even catch some fish with that expert shot of hers.

Can't get enough rainbow-tainment? Check out this comical interpretation of a double rainbow that appeared in Los Angeles or this hilarious hiker's reaction to a full double rainbow near Yosemitebear Mountain.

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Comments

[WinslowWong]

11:51 PM on 04/05/2012

Here at HuffPo this will probably be the only time this year rainbows won't be attached to the gay rights movement.

[psandysdad]

01:59 PM on 04/04/2012

Kids, don't try this at home.

[Canefighter]

11:57 AM on 04/04/2012

The Father who shoe his daughters lap top should have used a shotgun. That would have been much more graphic instead of a few holes.

[Canefighter]

12:20 PM on 04/04/2012

Shot even :)

[msferrari2000]

03:34 AM on 04/04/2012

BEWARE KIRSTI....Joe Biden wants to take your gun from you!!!!!

[atx888]

02:24 AM on 04/04/2012

Can do a lot safer and better with a garden hose.

[WinslowWong]

11:48 PM on 04/05/2012

When compared to a shotgun, garden hoses fail in the WOW! factor.

[CommunistMold]

11:51 PM on 04/03/2012

Sometimes I why/how certain things make it on HP.This is one of those times.

[carnivaluv]

04:21 PM on 04/04/2012

They post it because people like you and I watch them.

[sprklz]

11:08 PM on 04/03/2012

I personally found the instructional video under this one on how to make rainbow cupcakes A LOT more interesting! ;)

[Connor Wisnom]

10:24 PM on 04/03/2012

we need more women like this O_o

[Starscreamsghost69]

09:49 PM on 04/03/2012

wow i teach huners education and what she is doing is careless and stupid and could get someone killed. Its never ever safe to shoot into water

[J Owen Williams]

02:13 AM on 04/04/2012

I know, I hope nobody was in the water.

[Edward Starsmith]

08:10 AM on 04/04/2012

A high speed projectile hitting still water can have the same effect as hitting concrete. I've seen shotgun pellets bounce off a pond and hit trees on the other side. Starscreamsghost69 knows what he's talking about. It's never safe to shoot into water.

[Agnt Duke]

01:05 PM on 04/04/2012

LOL, it's dangerous because water richochets round bullets, like a flat stone on a lake. She's really lucky those didn't come back at her, really. That's what the previous poster meant, not that some elusive fish or scuba diver was in danger =).

[TBro61]

09:01 PM on 04/03/2012

I certainly wouldn't try to get the pot of gold at the end of that rainbow not with Ellie May shooting

[Rocka-Billy]

04:37 PM on 04/03/2012

"Hey Y'all - ever seen somebody ____ (fill in the blank with whatever) with a 12-gauge shotgun?"

Ah yes, the famous last words for many Republican gun fetishist idiots who are no longer with us.

[barry444]

08:59 PM on 04/04/2012

Huh?

[Noble9]

03:35 PM on 04/03/2012

Lead has been shown to permanently reduce the cognitive capacity of children at extremely low levels of exposure.

Apparently her family has been doing this for generations.

[airbarney2001]

02:58 PM on 04/03/2012

Now that she shot the leprechaun at the end of the rainbow, who's gonna make my Lucky Charms?

[jacmed]

01:28 PM on 04/03/2012

I'm pretty sure that if the wildlife in that creek could speak they'd have told her to get the hell away from there, stop making all that damned noise and, most important, stop pouring poisonous lead shot into their home!

[Agnt Duke]

01:07 PM on 04/04/2012

The fish didn't care, only the scuba diver. The fish were just happy for some excitement for once.

[NewLiberals]

12:45 PM on 04/03/2012

Weren't "Rainbows" God's way of saying sorry for the flood?