Hens are always in season.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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LMAO! I think it’s dead….
They cook faster with holes in them.
It is in the oven right now. I will let you know. 🙂
You should get carbon credits for using that. 😆
It is a “Carbon Express” arrow, so I may get taxed.
But you can argue it is carbon sequestered and the arrow is reusable over and over and over.
Use their own mind tricks against them! :lol;
I don’t think any eco nuts are going to come to your house now after the chicken shooting! By the way, I pointed out to a top scientist at NASA GISS that most of their city temperature maps were missing the last 4 yrs of data which he was unaware of and blamed NOAA/ NCDC for the bad data. The whole site was shut down that day and now 5 days later has reopened without any maps or data. Some “technical” problems apparently. (like tampered data from NOAA?)
LMAO
Is it that cold there that you can only shoot birds inside?
You could come down here and shoot one of these – you’d need a bigger oven!
http://www.perthzoo.wa.gov.au/animals-plants/australia/australian-bushwalk/emu/
We need you Steve next time we have a rabbit plague.
I once bow hunted rabbits during a rabbit plague (it was near Lake Eucumbene in the seventies – seriously looked like this for miles around). We lost interest after a short time since you could pick them up by their tails anyway, there were so many of them. I haven’t picked up a bow since.
Why just an arrow? Why not a semi-automatic weapon?
Bows are a little quieter than rifles. 🙂
Careful. Mann, et al, may consider this a photo threat in effigy. 😉
Frankly I’m all for shooting them the bird.
Hey, you don’t state what yardage your trophy bird was shot at, the equipment you used, or how you prepared your bird. You did hit center of mass and the quarry does seem to be down for the count but, just to be sure, I suggest liberal massaging of salt, pepper, onion, and garlic followed by a high temperature source.
BTW, I love my Mathews DXT and your site.
Brad
Thanks. I was about 20 feet away with a 65 lb. Whitetail Supreme bow and some Carbon Express hunting arrow with a wicked sharp tip.