Don't mess with my onions.......

[Doc Nock]

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!

[landman]

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.

[Bill Turner]

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".  

[Onions]

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

 

 

chris <><

[Mudd]

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

[Mike Mecredy]

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

[Don Stokes]

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

[TomBow]

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

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