Friday, August 24, 2018
The Dogs ~~
Sunday, September 19, 2010
2010 PA Bow Hunter’s Festival
Just got back from the Bow Fest. We had a great time!
It’s so much fun spending time with the family flinging
arrows at animal targets, running up and down the
mountain side on trails, laughing at the misses and
slaps on the back for great shots! My DIL #2 (Archery Chick)
is a really good shot. She uses a compound bow and just
has that edge to hold tight and shoot well. I shoot a Traditional
50# Recurve Bow with no sights, so if I miss … I have no one to
blame but myself! I was a little concerned about pulling back
the bow this year since an injury to my shoulder but my fears
were unfounded, she pulled real nice for me. My two sons
and husband are great shots with both compound and
traditional bows. So now we are ready for the
Pennsylvania woods come Oct. 2nd.
This Church always has a Bow Festival Breakfast. All you can
eat sausage, pancakes and good hot coffee
hit the spot on a chilly 7am morning.
This is the infamous “Running Deer” target. That deer form
travels back and forth 2 times on a short track at various
speeds. After the 2nd trip it stops mid-track for the archers
to retrieve their arrows. Sometimes it looks like a porcupine
with so many arrows sticking out it’s sides.
It’s around a 45 yard shot and loads of fun.
It was beautiful there in the morning with the mist
rising along with the Sun.
September smells of wood fires, damp leaves,
outdoor cooking … it’s all good.
Psalm 19 … it’s all good …
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Walking in the Winter Woods ...
Bella and Dakota with their new Cabela's chest protectors.
We really like them and recommend them, even if you just walk
your dog on the street. They are highly visible and reflective.
The dogs both got their paws in fox traps. Before we could
see what they were smelling, bang, and then the howling started.
I am all for the hunters and trappers but there needs to be some
type of flag to alert those hunting or walking in the woods
with dogs. This is not the first time, nor will it be the last.
I am just thankful that they outlawed the traps with the
teeth. That would have been awful for sure.
No birds to report or bunnies.