I wish my little brother would let these deer grow up. It’s an embarrassment! I think I see milk still on its mouth.
Peak oil, indeed. I’m not going to starve. We have deer like rats back home.
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Nice buck. Rifle, black powder, or bow?
Black powder, but he’s killed bigger with a bow.
does he put a maraschino cherry in the venison stew and then tell his kids that it’s Rudolph’s nose?
Wow, very nice. What did it score?
Peak oil, indeed. I’m not going to starve. We have deer like rats back home.
RIIGGHHHTTT!
If that back-to-the-caves version of Peak Oil (that some seem to actively wish for) ever happens, the rats (and the deer) will disappear very quickly. Starvation offset maybe a year or 18 months?