I'm with Chuck...not to be macabre but that last pic just made me howl!

The "still [no life] pic" is priceless!

Man you got some onions, Onions!

I never knew that onions were grown in large fields.   Guess I just never thought about it.   Since you killed it, I hope you ate it.

Congrats and well said. Like my fellow Texan from above, thats the first green field I've seen in a couple of months. I havn't cut my grass in 6 weeks. 100 degree temps and no rain are a tough combination. Thanks for sharing and "Keep'um Sharp".  

thanks all for the comments.

"The whole story gave me a good mental picture. And all this with your second string bow??"

Chuck....when will my "first string bow" be ready?

As "Two Tracks" stated I was shooting my 2nd string bow, b/c my "first stringer" is at "Two Tracks" getting a weight reduction.
Here is a pic. of the "second string bow" with a few fall kills from a few years back.
60" 50lb St. Joe River recurve

 



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Cool!

I don't care if you ate it or not but I am glad you got the pest out of your onions.

I will say that they do make some tasty table fare and I'd be willing to bet that a side of sauteed onions would go great with it.

Great excise for you too!..lol

God bless,Mudd

Them racoons are cute critters, but have you ever noticed they are only cute until they trash your stuff? They can be very  distructive.

I live-trapped and hauled off 16 of the devils from my deck last year. Haven't had any nightime bandit troubles since then.

Nice hunt!  Nothin' like northern Javelina eh?  Good story man.

We must defend the onions my brothahs.  For they cannot defend themselfs.