Food Wars vs Revenge Food

Okay, so here is the deal.

I am really tired of hearing people argue about food and fur.

Yes, we get it. Vegans don't like it when people hunt for food, trap for food/fur, or use leather/antlers or other animal byproducts.

I personally have no problem with people eating what they kill and using the fur, leather, antlers, bones, and anything else they can salvage. eg. Deer sinew is handy for bowmaking.

But I do have a problem with having to hear about it from nitwits who are trying to force their beliefs on to other people.

So the deal I have made with myself is that every time someone annoys me with their whole "fur is evil" or "hunting is evil" arguments, I go and eat a cute fuzzy animal. I call it The Revenge Food Principle. Every time someone annoys me, I go eat a cute animal as revenge.

The more annoyed they make me, the cuter the animal is.

Rabbits, lambs, deer... they are all on the menu.

I even found several lists of places where I can go eat locally here in Toronto:

Lamb
https://foursquare.com/top-places/toronto/best-places-lamb-shanks

Rabbit
https://foursquare.com/top-places/toronto/best-places-rabbit

Duck*
https://foursquare.com/top-places/toronto/best-places-roast-duck

* I decided to add duck to the list because I personally find them to be really cute. The meat is really greasy, but I will just have to deal with it however. I think on a cuteness scale however, a nice young lamb is still cuter however. Rabbits also very cute, so ducks will only be eaten if I am mildly annoyed.

Look how cute this duck is? And tasty! I very much want to eat it.

So here is the plan.

Every time a vegan treehugger pisses me off I am going to eat one of the above mentioned food items. Or maybe I will finally get my hunting license and get into small game hunting. Either way, more food for my belly.

Also, every time they piss me off I am also going to add their names here. In the Hall of Cute but Tasty Food Shame. And to prove that these are real people I will be posting links to their Facebook profiles / etc.

I might even go a step further and post photos of any animals I kill with me holding up a sign that says "I killed this rabbit for you Jenny Patterson."

The Hall of Cute but Tasty Food Shame

Jenny Patterson so far has killed 2 cute widdle animals.
https://www.facebook.com/jenny.patterson.982

Andy Niko has killed 1 so far. I am thinking a rabbit. I have never had rabbit before.
https://www.facebook.com/andy.niko.31

Updates

December 27th 2017
Aleah Hall of Toronto has killed 1 duck and 1 lamb so far by annoying me. If she annoys me again I am thinking I will add pork to the menu.
https://www.facebook.com/aleah.hall


So yeah... go ahead. Annoy me. I have 34 bows, an untold number of arrows, and I keep telling myself I should get my hunting license. So if going out to restaurants to eat rabbit, lamb and duck gets too expensive I will just get my hunting license and add venison to the menu.

Tonight my wife and I are going out to dinner at a restaurant. Some place that serves lamb. I have a sudden hankering to eat lamb for some reason. You can thank Jenny Patterson for that.



Comments?

Absolutely, feel free to post annoying comments. I will respond by killing another cute widdle animal. Go ahead. Make my tasty food.

Black Hawk Bow Models

1972 Black Hawk Avenger

Saw this on another website: http://blackhawkbows.blogspot.ca/p/blog-page.html

I decided to repost in case that website ever gets deleted (which can happen and result in the internet losing valuable info).

If I can add to it in the future and make it better, I will do so.


Black Hawk Bow Models

This is a list of bows made by the Cravotta Brothers.

A lot is not known about all the models, so this will be an ongoing project to find, and list the models and their specs, so check back once in a while to see if anything has been updated.

As you can see, there's a lot of confusion with the decals and model numbers, etc.

Black Hawk Models

• Chief H304- 1957 Model. Oval limb decal.
• Chief H672- August 1957 Oval limb decal
• Chief XC55 August 1959 angle grip Oval limb decal.
• Yellow Jacket X448- March 1957 Oval limb decal.
• Yellow Jacket Y706- Oct. 1958 Oval limb decal.
• Yellow Jacket Y454- March 1957 Oval limb decal
• Yellow Jacket Y042- June 1958 Oval Limb decal
• Warrior R101-1956 model Oval limb Decal
• Warrior W659- 1964 model Rectangle limb decal
• Warrior W293- April 1963 Rectangle limb decal
• Warrior R177- 1950's model Oval limb decal
• Warrior R173 June 1957 Oval limb decal
• Avenger A-1000-SEC May 1968 Rectangle limb decal- Could SEC means a second? 52" long
• Avenger March 1971 stamped with the letter "S"- perhaps another second? 52" long
• Avenger A4765 May 1970 Rectangle limb decal
• Avenger A1174 Nov. 1974 round Black Hawk & handwritten style decal
• Avenger A1273 Dec. 1973 Handwritten style limb decal
• Avenger A1175 Nov. 1975 Round Black Hawk and Round Avenger by Black Hawk decal
• Avenger A572 May 1972 Round Black Hawk riser decal & handwritten style limb decal
• Bee N524- Nov. 1956 Oval limb decal.
• Bee E365- Nov. 1957 Oval limb decal
• Bee M549-1957 model Oval limb Decal.
• Bee ?030- 1959 model Oval limb decal.
• Bee Deluxe Dec. 1974 No limb decal. Hand written style limb decal
• Short Bee- AB-760-S May 1966 Rectangle limb decal
• Bee ASB 3657 no date. Longer 70's model Bee. 66" long. Rectangle Limb Decal
• Wasp S929 1957 model Oval limb decal.
• Wasp D207 Feb. 1958 Oval limb decal.
• Wasp D756 March 1958 Oval limb decal
• Hornet K771- Oct. 1956 Oval Serial# limb decal.
• Hornet XB165- Aug. 1959 Oval Limb decal
• Hornet K857- Sept. 1957 Oval limb decal.
• Short Hornet SH2784- 10/02/1964 Rectangle limb decal.
• Short Hornet SH1384 - 10/04/1968 Rectangle limb decal
• Hornet Special 1968 model rectangle riser decal.
• Hornet Special T/D HS575 Rectangle limb decal
• Hornet Special H.S.2739 Oct. 1 1964 Rectangle limb decal
• Brave F923 Jan. 1960 decal unknown
• Scorpion BS2791- Sept. 1970 Rectangle limb decal
• Scorpion CS219- 1967 Model Rectangle limb decal
• Scorpion 2-tone riser 1971 model Rectangle limb decal
• Scorpion DS3735 Jan. 1969 Rectangle limb decal
• Scorpion DS430 1968 model. Rectangle limb decal
• Scorpion BS826 Nov. 1965 Rectangle limb decal
• Scorpion AS964 March 1964 Rectangle limb decal
• Scorpion CBS3603 year unknown Rectangle limb decal
• Scorpion 259 Feb. 1959 Round limb decal
• Scout Hunter SC234 1970 model Rectangle limb decal
• Scout Hunter SC159 April 1969 Rectangle limb decal.
• Firebolt Sept. 1974 no riser decal. hand written style decal
• Firebolt Aug. 1972 S.L. 52" Hand written style decal.
• Firebolt Feb. 1972 S.L. 52" Ink stamped on riser: Firebolt by Black Hawk
• Mosquito 1968 model. Rectangle limb decal. Imitation horn tips.
• Flea
• Unknown Ash2521- 1968 model Rectangle riser decal. no limb decal.
• 650 K355- April 1960 RED/YELLOW oval limb decal.
• Brave- F286- January 1958 Oval Limb Decal

Black Hawk Galaxie Models

• Mars- 1973 model round Blackhawk riser decal (possibly inlay), round Galaxie Mars limb decal.
• Mars- M773 round Black Hawk riser decal, round Galaxie Mars limb decal
• Mars- M1174 round Black Hawk riser decal, Round Galaxie Mars limb decal
• Pluto- P2665 1968 model Galaxie rectangle riser decal, round Galaxie Pluto limb decal
• Venus V874 Dec 1966 Rectangle Galaxie riser decal, round Galaxie Venus limb decal
• Apollo Aug 1971 Rectangle Galaxie riser decal, round Galaxie Apollo limb decal
• Nike 575 May 1975 64" Round Galaxie Nike limb decal

Black Hawk also made a variety of models for other manufacturers.

Martin Models

• Hunter Mark II Feb. 1974 Round limb decal.

Doug Kittredge Models

• Signature Hunter V773- July 1973

Feline Archery Models

• Panther Hunter A1074 Oct. 1974 (Black Hawk Avenger made for Feline Archery)

Red Head

• Thunderbird Feb. 1, 1958

Time Lapse Archery Videos x 4

For fun today I ended up doing a wee bit of photography. I have been experimenting with Time Lapse videos lately, and thus decided I wanted to make some time lapse videos of the Toronto Archery Range.

The videos below were all made on November 19th 2017.

During the 4th video a gust of wind knocked over the tripod. Hence why it goes dark briefly. So we did what archers typically do and blamed the wind. ;)

Time Lapse Video 1

Time Lapse Video 2

Time Lapse Video 3

Time Lapse Video 4