caribou
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It was a spare thought in my head, Ive hunted so many years, with my rifle, but archery is easy too, so I had to try..........
So hacksaw in hand I slipped further into Bubbadumb, and wacked a stray Mosin M91-30 Bayonett and drilled a place for it to seat in a shaft my son had made for another Harpoon, but I commandeer'd......some lash and peg later and aI had the Mosin Nagant Pointy Death Tool, and Bull Caribou in front of me in the boat......penatration from top shoulder through thorax and stopped by briskek bones from over penatrating, the withdrawl was as smooth as the hypodermic like insertion and Death was done to one Fat Bull.No wounded as the tight knots swim packed, no ricochets, no misses, no skinny or sick, only perfect Bulls , picked from among thousands who are crossing the rivers, streaming south. Natures best food in its best condition, Meat for the Carnivoirs.
It rained so much, weve been drying meat and fish insde with strings and a fan, while were out during the day.
Thats me, and Im not Criminally Insane....just inspired.
Off with the Head, out with the Tounge, and the rest go's in the boat....only the antlers are left behind, for old men to gather and sell.
25 more suscummed over the last few days to the hole a bullet would have made with 99% less damage. Im finally home, here before freeze up comes and makes hunting over thin ice a gamble with your life and I preferr to stay home till the ice thickens....i set Whitefish nets, and traps, and let them hunt.....Caribou Bulls in their pre Rut prime, lotta fat and meat as the coming darkness takes over. Im going into the Arctic winter "Rich", and thats really good after a Summer of none stop rain (snow now, tonight is a 40mph blizzard) mouldy fish, fermented fish (aint all bad) because with 2 months of flood stage waters, we had a terrible fishing season, cathing mostly fish sticks and logs........ and few Berrys or greens grew big due to the lak of sun. Im likeing the local stores fruits and guys have cabbage, potatoes and carrots local grown in trade for fat Bull meats
Dont do this at home, it could lead to injury or death and dying by Bayonett is a real danger, if a guy can close with you........I have a new hobbie and bayonett tests confirm it as fact.........Make mine a Mosin!
So hacksaw in hand I slipped further into Bubbadumb, and wacked a stray Mosin M91-30 Bayonett and drilled a place for it to seat in a shaft my son had made for another Harpoon, but I commandeer'd......some lash and peg later and aI had the Mosin Nagant Pointy Death Tool, and Bull Caribou in front of me in the boat......penatration from top shoulder through thorax and stopped by briskek bones from over penatrating, the withdrawl was as smooth as the hypodermic like insertion and Death was done to one Fat Bull.No wounded as the tight knots swim packed, no ricochets, no misses, no skinny or sick, only perfect Bulls , picked from among thousands who are crossing the rivers, streaming south. Natures best food in its best condition, Meat for the Carnivoirs.
It rained so much, weve been drying meat and fish insde with strings and a fan, while were out during the day.
Thats me, and Im not Criminally Insane....just inspired.
Off with the Head, out with the Tounge, and the rest go's in the boat....only the antlers are left behind, for old men to gather and sell.
25 more suscummed over the last few days to the hole a bullet would have made with 99% less damage. Im finally home, here before freeze up comes and makes hunting over thin ice a gamble with your life and I preferr to stay home till the ice thickens....i set Whitefish nets, and traps, and let them hunt.....Caribou Bulls in their pre Rut prime, lotta fat and meat as the coming darkness takes over. Im going into the Arctic winter "Rich", and thats really good after a Summer of none stop rain (snow now, tonight is a 40mph blizzard) mouldy fish, fermented fish (aint all bad) because with 2 months of flood stage waters, we had a terrible fishing season, cathing mostly fish sticks and logs........ and few Berrys or greens grew big due to the lak of sun. Im likeing the local stores fruits and guys have cabbage, potatoes and carrots local grown in trade for fat Bull meats
Dont do this at home, it could lead to injury or death and dying by Bayonett is a real danger, if a guy can close with you........I have a new hobbie and bayonett tests confirm it as fact.........Make mine a Mosin!
