Paul_MTS
MAD
I just shot a pigeon down with a catapult and .22 rifle pilet
But it was only stunned so flew onto the roof then I shot it down again and took it's eye out!!
Then put my cat next to it and she did nothing jus sniff it a bit
But it was only stunned so flew onto the roof then I shot it down again and took it's eye out!!
Then put my cat next to it and she did nothing jus sniff it a bit

) but sometimes it needs to be done. It was running along the side of the house and I grabbed the Bamboo pole (which I had used to kill a squirle before) and chased it on to the fence It then hopped into a lilack where I hit it breaking its spine. Then I had to hop the fence and chase it far enought onto my side that I could give it a good clean stroke ensureing a quick deat but prevent it from running under anything It took two or three tines hopping the fence because it kept scurrying back under the lilack and then When I finally did get him I had to hit it over and over again like 6 times before it stoped getting up again. I felt rather bad after that. Most people talk about getting a rush from hunting things down but for me time seems to slow down and I become devoid of emotion. Guess I had better stick to forageing for nuts and berries eh.
catapult as in what bart simpson carries in his back pocket!
